An excellent tutorial except for one small matter and that relates to a printout of this tutorial.
As my memory is rather short I thought I would printout the tutorial so that I could refer to it as and when required.
I selected my print preview button and proceeded to check though the pages if all was OK before pressing the print button, and here lies the problem.
Going though the print preview pages I noticed that only about 4 or 5 pages at the beginning actually had the blue “example” panels working. There were no more blue panels after the first lot only blank segments where the blue demo’s should be.
Would you please advise as to how I can overcome this problem?
I don’t have other suggestions. I just scrolled down the article slowly, waited for everything to load, including the ads. Then, after all the images were visible, I pressed CTRL+P, and the print version of the site (without ads) was ready for print, with everything included.
Should probably mention that you probably have to go into the BIOS settings or the UEFI I should say and make sure you have it set for the USB to boot up the system first.
Can the Windows 10 Recovery Disk be used on a brand new hard drive? I’m looking to upgrade the 160 GB drive that came with this system with Windows 10 with a 640 GB without any version of Windows installed. I already created the recovery drive.
However, the tools available won’t work the same if Windows 10 is not installed on the PC where you want to use it. You can use only the tools from the recovery disk that do not depend on Windows 10 being installed.
Thanks for the answer. So, in essence, I can install it on a new HDD using the Recover from a drive, right? Excellent! Might want to include that point in the article, because I Googled it and came up with zero that answered that question. 🙂
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I have bsod after installing updates. After letting my PC to fix it I end up with the oxc window and the 000021a stop code.
Next the computer shuts down. It restarts but ends up shutting down. My recovery flash drive lights up but will not pause the shutdown or boot.
I have a disc drive but not windows cd.
Hi there.
An excellent tutorial except for one small matter and that relates to a printout of this tutorial.
As my memory is rather short I thought I would printout the tutorial so that I could refer to it as and when required.
I selected my print preview button and proceeded to check though the pages if all was OK before pressing the print button, and here lies the problem.
Going though the print preview pages I noticed that only about 4 or 5 pages at the beginning actually had the blue “example” panels working. There were no more blue panels after the first lot only blank segments where the blue demo’s should be.
Would you please advise as to how I can overcome this problem?
Cheers Janos
Scroll down the entire article, check that all images are loaded in your browser, then print the tutorial. This should fix your issue.
Hi there.
Thanks for getting back to me.
No sorry, your suggestion did not fix it. As it stands now when I run up print preview I get:
Pages 5 thru to page 7 bottom blue panels not showing.(Missing).
Pages 8 to 13 all blue (and black) panels completely missing.
Next suggestion/fix please.
Cheers Janos.
I don’t have other suggestions. I just scrolled down the article slowly, waited for everything to load, including the ads. Then, after all the images were visible, I pressed CTRL+P, and the print version of the site (without ads) was ready for print, with everything included.
All fixed.
As it turned out, it was the way my printer set up the page that was to fault. I should have paid more attention to the settings.
My bad!
Thanks for the input.
Cheers
Should probably mention that you probably have to go into the BIOS settings or the UEFI I should say and make sure you have it set for the USB to boot up the system first.
Can the Windows 10 Recovery Disk be used on a brand new hard drive? I’m looking to upgrade the 160 GB drive that came with this system with Windows 10 with a 640 GB without any version of Windows installed. I already created the recovery drive.
It can be used on any PC with both new and old hard drives. 😉
However, the tools available won’t work the same if Windows 10 is not installed on the PC where you want to use it. You can use only the tools from the recovery disk that do not depend on Windows 10 being installed.
Thanks for the answer. So, in essence, I can install it on a new HDD using the Recover from a drive, right? Excellent! Might want to include that point in the article, because I Googled it and came up with zero that answered that question. 🙂
Install what?
Nice article, hank you
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