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As Google launched Gmail in April this year, it kicked off a large-capacity hard drive. domestic manufacturers also expanded their free-of-charge mailboxes and launched their own large-capacity mailboxes, in fact, such a large mailbox is a waste of money for receiving and sending e-mails. Currently, free mailboxes are getting bigger and bigger, and some netizens use their mailboxes to back up data, back up the software and important information you co

Tags: partial class complete the online speed file copy file file systemNow the speed is getting faster, a variety of online transmission files or is relatively fast, if you encounter like 7, 8 GB of files, or a USB flash drive comes true, but very many Mac users in the copy file to the USB stick will always encounter "file too large to copy" error prompt:U disk capacity is clearly enough AH. In fact, the p

Install the bt3 tutorial on the USB flash drive/SD card (required to crack the wireless route signal password)In fact, there are a lot of online bt3 tutorials. If you fail to install bt3 based on the following tutorial, you can go to Baidu for other tutorials.I wrote a post a few days ago about how to use bt3 to crack the routing signal (Click here to view). In order to attract attention, I placed it in the

I have been using ntldr to direct PE Because we thought PE was enough. In addition, ntldr direct guidance is also versatile. However, we recently discovered that PE is not omnipotent.So I started the idea of a Dual Boot USB flash drive. Tried all dayFinally, the USB zip mode is successfully implemented on my USB flash drive.Direct grubGuideDOS/PE/hard

Steps: 1. decompress and use the ultraiso software to open the imagesbootiso file extracted from the rhel-53-server-i386-dvdiso file. 2. use the UltraISO software, and click Start- gt; write hard disk image- gt; write. Write the bootiso file to the USB flash drive. Procedure: 1. decompress and use the ultraiso software to open the images/boot. iso file extracted from the rhel-5.3-server-i386-dvd.iso file.

After hard work, the installation image of the DVD ora15 DVD is written into the USB flash disk with liveusb creator. After restart, use the USB flash drive to guide the installation interface smoothly. However, if the installation process requires Internet connection, the installation will be connected. However, after a DSL dial-up is established, the system sti

Ubuntu does not have the RPM command1: Click VMware and move the focus to VMware.2. Insert a USB flash drive and the system will automatically identify it (as long as the VM is equipped with a USB driver)3. Create a mount directory. Generally, # mkdir/mnt/udiskAt this time, he will automatically detect and use fdisk-L to take a look ,,[Root @ yyl-0377 root] # fdisk-l Disk/dev/SDA: 5368 MB, 5368709120 bytes2

Method one, System automatic repair method Right-click the U disk, select the tool in the properties, and start checking for automatic repair and recovery to see if it can be repaired. Method Two, tool software method We can try to use the Usboot tool on the appearance of the U disk Display 0 bytes of the USB disk to repair, after the operation in HDD mode on the U disk forced format. Here, press it to dial down and insert the U disk. Use this step although forced to format the U disk, but so

Install CentOS6.5 on a USB flash driveI recently started to learn about Linux. There are many CentOS versions on the Internet, but the tutorials I have read are basically about CentOS6. Based on the principle that the latest version is not necessarily the most suitable version, I chose to install CentOS6.5. If you do not pay attention to the installation of the system, errors will occur. Previously installed CentOS6.5 systems can only be started with

The size of the USB flash disk is getting bigger and bigger, and the price drops once again. Many people use the USB flash disk. The PE system gradually became popular, so some people wanted to get the PE system into the USB flash disk. Many netizens also asked this forum to introduce how to create a USB flash