@Bob nah, it's the fact the registry assigns the letter Y to the C drive :-/
(also for some unbeknownst reason, it breaks the existing Windows install on the target disk, sticking that into a startup repair loop when nothing needs to be repaired)
Does it 100% reliably every time, even when it can't actually boot the OS. Yet connecting to the speakers from inside properly working windows is a hit and miss affair...
Right. Now everything works. Only took me the entire friggin day
To figure out that WIndows 10 still needs that damn registry entry changed (and only! that registry entry changed) to clone/move/convert to UEFI
Bootloader? Firmware? BCD? Drivers? Devies paths? Nah, ALL that just autoconfigures fine. But the old DosDevices registry key still overrides and breaks everything.
Up until it loads the GUI, or command prompt (in safe mode with networking), everything is fine because it just runs from "System drive" as specified by the EFI loader.
Through all the restarts and what not to get Windows to boot Windows took that to mean the last update it forced on me before I migrated to have broken the system, rolled it back, and left crap in an inconsistent state
Funny thing is? If Windows had never seen the disk before I was cloning onto, it probably would have auto-assigned the boot partition as letter C on first boot.
The /generalize will let the system boot pretty much anywhere, but it'll also blow away all machine-specific info like the product key (unless you have a digital entitlement)
Query volume for shrinkable space: You can shrink by 200 GB Request shrink: 20GB - Error, not enough space to complete operation Request shrink: 10GB, ten times: Completes fine.
"This is most likely because our Student Support Team only accepts emails from a USQ UMail address, or a registered alternative email address, to ensure the privacy of our students."
How to bin a complaint.
Lets see if HR and his boss also bounce my complaint :)
'Georgia Moffett, who plays Jenny, is the real-life daughter of Fifth Doctor actor Peter Davison and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy actress Sandra Dickinson. David Tennant described the episode by saying "We get to see the Doctor's daughter, played by the Doctor's daughter."'
@oldmud0 TLDs are only the letters after the final visible dot (i.e. .ca, .us, .com, .net, et al). If I'm wrong, let me know, but that's what we operate with the belief under.
The JANET NRS (Name Registration Scheme) was a pseudo-hierarchical naming scheme used on British academic and research networks until the superficially similar system used by the Internet DNS was fully established.
A principal difference was that the order of significance began with the most significant part (so called Big-endian addresses). Also, NRS names were canonically written in upper case. For example, the University of Cambridge had the NRS name UK.AC.CAM, whereas its DNS domain is cam.ac.uk. All NRS names had both a standard (long) and abbreviated (up to 18 characters) form. For example...
It seems closed questions are very insecure.
Why and When, are closed questions deleted? (Even highly voted well formed closed questions can be deleted). What is the argument that they can't just remain closed, and should be deleted?
added by bwDraco to bring attention to the question again ...
He is the main perpetrator though. Here's another one (10K only) that got deleted yesterday (too broad). Note his was the only close vote (mod privilege) and of course the only delete vote (again mod privilege). It had several good answers (mine and @BenN) and the question was also upvoted clearly showing that at least some people thought it was useful ...