are you using like some old ass office tower with a million disk slots or is this your personal pc?View attachment 51443
Why do I have to click "This PC" to see the H: drive? An update did that. Also during the update it said that it's "fixing" a drive.
I have no idea what you're talking about and to me nothing changed at all.View attachment 51443
Why do I have to click "This PC" to see the H: drive? An update did that. Also during the update it said that it's "fixing" a drive.
Personal pc loaded with drivesare you using like some old ass office tower with a million disk slots or is this your personal pc?
personal pc lolPersonal pc loaded with drivers
1 nvme ssd, 2 sata ssds and 2 sata hdds
lolpersonal pc lol
personal personal computer
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if I knew how to run world of warships easily on linux I would boot it up only like once a month or somethingwindows in the big 25
don't know what that is so it's instant real womanslop or somethingif I knew how to run world of warships easily on linux I would boot it up only like once a month or something
Unrelated but the T25 (25th anniversary) ThinkPad was so fucking dummyed. Dual core ultrabook processors, no choice for anything better and non-upgradeable btw - adding on to that, no actual decent upgradeability, basically a reskinned T470 with an old 7-row style keyboard installed into it. That's the only thing that they brought over from the old ThinkPads. I don't even think it has a ThinkLight. It isn't even 16:10. Disgraceful, genuinely shameful display from Lenovo.windows in the big 25
it's boomerslop !!!!!!!!!!!!!!don't know what that is so it's instant real womanslop or something
to be fair post 2010 thinkpads starting using 16:9 but that depends on what you define as "old" thinkpads, I'm mostly going with 2011 and prior ones.Semi-related but the T25 (25th anniversary) ThinkPad was so fucking dummyed. Dual core ultrabook processors, no choice for anything better and non-upgradeable btw - adding on to that, no actual decent upgradeability, basically a reskinned T470 with an old 7-row style keyboard installed into it. That's the only thing that they brought over from the old ThinkPads. I don't even think it has a ThinkLight. It isn't even 16:10. Disgraceful, genuinely shameful display from Lenovo.
This might help or something to that effect (redlib if you value le privacy)it's boomerslop !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm mostly talking about T61 (widescreen model) to T410, maybe T420 (first 16:9 model). That's when I feel like ThinkPads still had a lot of their original "charm" retained, unadulterated by Lenovo, but that eventually stopped being the norm as the years went by. I genuinely do not care for the old 7 row keyboard like most Redditors do but there are a LOT of other negative changes they made to the series over its lifespan.to be fair post 2010 thinkpads starting using 16:9 but that depends on what you define as "old" thinkpads, I'm mostly going with 2011 and prior ones.