Hey guys and gals I am in a, as one might say sticky situation, I wish to install

Ubuntu onto a laptop that has a corrupt version of Windows 8 that will not let me
bypass the recovery screen (Recovery and repair does not work, but BIOS does work
[thanks]). Upon my decision to install Ubuntu I am having issues with the "work
side with Windows" option (obviously), as I can not access my laptops data to back
up, I am scared on loosing previously installed data for the hardware of my Windows
8 PC, and require information regarding weather or not the heard wear data will be
preserved or destroyed. I would very much appreciate any help put forth and thank
you for your time!
You should be able to pop in the Ubuntu Live CD, and either install it directly
over your entire hard drive, or (as I would prefer) use the gparted program to
erase your entire disk, and then install Ubuntu there in the entire empty space.
I have installed Ubuntu on old Emachines, cheap HP-2000, three different IBM (woot)
Thinkpads, and my current Lenovo (ew) Yoga. Never an issue; Ubuntu is super good at
hardware, usually. Most problems could be a video driver issue but, generally easy
to remedy.
If you need to actually explore the files and save some, I would still run the Live
CD, open your Windows partition and try to get files that way. Backup to cloud
storage or a USB stick, then install away.
You can boot ubuntu live CD (DVD), choose "try ubuntu" and copy your data to
another storage like USB drive or another computer or cloud. The best thing is to
start with a clean (void of any data) disk when installing ubuntu.
You should boot the ubuntu live CD (DVD), choose "try ubuntu" and check if your
hardware works. Many devices from your laptop will just work, like: cpu, disks,
video, usb, keyboard, trackpad. Some other devices might not work, like: finger-
print readers, penabled touch screen (touch screens that will also work with
stylus, they will work, but probably only the pen). Test your hardware and if you
are pleased with your device you should install ubuntu on the clean hdd.
My question is, what are the security risks involved by installing above Google
policy profile which warns me that somebody from the company may which I work for
can remotely erase my personal data on my device?
Along with installing and Migrating, I think the bootable installer is the best way
to go as you will have managed to download the Catalina installer instead of hoping
that it will download over Internet Recovery. But, if you are just going to Restore
from the TM backup, this is not necessary.
NOTE: I recommend you migrate only the user accounts, and then install fresh copies
of applications; do NOT migrate "settings" or "other files". This is a good way to
let go of old stuff that may have been installed for years, which you don't even
know you have, and may cause problems down the line.
Yep...... but as I don't know the db structure well at all I thought someone on
here would be able to guide me. I've deleted the tickets from the admin console,
but things like the Dashboard still contain data. How do I get rid of it all as if
it was a new install.
@gruevy,The easiest way to do this at this time is to simply make a safe copy of
your User Data directory and replace the newly created one (after re-installing the
browser) with your saved data. To do this:
All your info should now appear without issue. Note that some Brave Rewards data
will be lost, such as estimated pending Rewards and number of ads viewed for the
month. Also note that you will need to re-verify your wallet w/Uphold in the new
installation if you had a verified wallet in the previous installation.
Short answer: no. Any Mac that supports Internet recovery could theoretically boot
to Internet recovery even with the hard drive removed. Press and hold command-
option-R immediately after powering on the mac. If it does not detect a physical
network Internet connection, it will prompt you with a drop-down menu displaying a
list of available wifi networks. Once joined, it will take a REALLY long time to
boot, but eventually it will load a recovery OS. Here you can reformat your hard
drive (or find out if one is installed), reset your password, access Safari and, of
course, reinstall your OS.
No. It should automatically connect, but in the case that it doesn't, it will offer
you a list of wifi networks that you can connect to. Pick the one that you have
access to, and it will connect. After that, it will start downloading the recovery
image, and you will be able to reinstall Mac OS X. For more information, refer to
If I cant get this setup to run ill probably install Nextcloud on my NAS System
again and make a Cloudflare Tunnel to that machine. Even though this would be the
most practical solution, this would expose Nextcloud to the whole Internet which is
something I originally wanted to avoid.
When you perform a Clean Install, during setup process, the Windows will display
list of available partition and in this mode you won't see it as partition C: or D:
so, it is important to add a correct label and take a note of the size of
partition, so make sure you won't delete the wrong partition. Then you have options
like format and delete and in this case, like the name all data in the partition
will be removed. However, you may select to format one partition (the one Windows
is installed) and in such a case other partition won't affected. You may even
install Windows without formatting any partitions and in this case, Windows will
install and files and folders from the previous version of Windows will be placed
in a folder called "Windows.old" and you could retrieve them later. In general,
unless you specify to format or delete a partition or perform other operations like
combine, your data will be remained and installing Windows in one partition won't
affect other partitions. However, as a best practice it is recommended to back up
your data before installing Windows.
I had installed Windows 11 from Windows 10 Pro. I have several drives and
partitions and I did via an update in my Windows 10 Pro via the system menu. I had
several issues with 11 with some of my software and I re-installed Windows 10 and
when I started to install all my apps, I noticed my logical drives were empty. I'm
doing a restore on them with an application I found. I can't say if it was
something I did wrong UT the drives were not part of the C drive Windows resides
on. I'm still looking into it.
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A clean install is a software installation in which any previous version is
eradicated. The alternative to a clean install is an upgrade, in which elements of
a previous version remain. The terms are often heard in reference to operating
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