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Bentley Morales
How do I stop coming back to this cesspool? I want out.
Carter Johnson
how to get prescribed adderall or a good meth substitute in canada
Xavier Davis
block it.
site blocking with iptables + sudo control with github.com
Alexander Johnson
DNS block 4channel.org except on weekends, I'm about to do the same
Noah Cruz
>that pic
Alexander Russell
bumping
Justin Mitchell
Can you count all your posts on kuroba without pulling the sqlite database and making a query?
Zachary Cook
I bought a new SSD (WD Blue 2TB SATA) to replace one that died on me. After plugging it in, it does not appear in Disk Management. I did not screw it down before testing (I put the extra drive bays and screws in storage and didn’t want to go dig them out). Is this the reason? I didn’t think it was a requirement.
Gavin Sanchez
no, learn what SSD means. you can shake that motherfucker around as much you want.
check if it's detected in BIOS. also by "disk management" do you mean Partition Manager? you need to activate the drive and then partition it, most likely. Tell us what OS you're using if it's not Windows.
Hudson James
Printer's dying and they don't make the model I got anymore, anyone have a suggestion for one they like? I mainly use it to print /tg/ stuff like character sheets and making paper minis.
Josiah Hughes
Is it securely connected? Could the connector have gotten loose?
Bentley Nguyen
anything with refillable cartridges so you're not stuck under the ink-jews thumb.
Elijah Martinez
Wirecutter usually has good suggestions for this kind of stuff.
Adrian Edwards
I’m on Windows. I will see if it appears in BIOS. Give me a few minutes.
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The SATA cable is plugged into Port 5 on the motherboard. I put it in a wide HDD tray because the wires are too dense to change the configuration, so it’s sitting a little crooked.
Isaiah Sullivan
it doesnt matter for SSDs as long as the connectors are in properly.
how many drives do you have connected, and any M.2 drives and on what mobo? could be you plugged it into a SATA slot that's disabled cus you have a M.2 connected.
Nolan Campbell
It does not appear in BIOS.
I have 1 M.2 drive in slot 2. I have an HDD hooked up in SATA port 1.
Ayden Thomas
you wouldn't download a house
Xavier Baker
Forgot to mention my M.2 is NVMe.
Jayden Smith
You're going to need to google your mobo manual and find out if/which ports it disables when m.2 is in use.
Ryan Butler
is it in the same slot your previous drive was in? if not try the others and RTFM to see which ones are disabled IF it does that with M.2 connected.
also try other cables.
Logan Long
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Lincoln Perry
also try replacing the HDD with the SSD.