Showing posts with label other. Show all posts
Showing posts with label other. Show all posts
Sunday, March 5, 2017
How to Move installed Apps to other Drive
How to Move installed Apps to other Drive
Most of the time we install lots of software like games and Apps in Drive C and result in getting our drive full, I find it irritable when i need to install software and find out that my primary partition just cant hold enough of my software and i have no choice but to relocate it manually or worse uninstall some of my software installed. But with Steam Mover i can easily move installed Windows apps and games from my Drive C: to other drives like Drive D: with a push of a button.
Steam Mover is a freeware portable apps that can easily move installed Windows Apps and Games from one drive to other drives (like Drive D: or E:) Steam Mover was originally designed to help hardcore gamers move their downloaded games to other drives, in order to free up space on their primary hard drive. But it turns out that it works well with other applications too.
Note: Works only in Windows 7 and Vista, and only on NTFS formatted hard drives.
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Tuesday, January 24, 2017
How to use Asus USB MIR adaptor to other motherboard
How to use Asus USB MIR adaptor to other motherboard
One of my client recently try to use the ASUS USB/MIR REV. 1.11 (the 2 usb port type) adaptor which he got from his old ASUS motherboard to his new computer. His problem is any USB storage device he try to insert in ASUS USB/MIR port a "USB Device Not Recognized" pop-up appear.
The problem is, Asus have fitted filtering on the two data lines to each USB port in the form of a series resistor (10 ohms on one line and 4.7 ohms on the other) and a shunt capacitor to ground at the USB socket end which cause the problem.
The only solution is to remove this filtering by removing the four SMD capacitor (C2, C3, C4, C5). Do not remove C1, C6 and the electrolytics CE1 and CE2. I use hot air rework station to remove those SMD capacitors. After the removal the Asus USB/MIR device recognized any USB flash drive that I inserted.
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