I see. The problem is that nobody would believe if I pointed the problem I'm trying to solve. Peope are in denial that Electromagnetic hypersensitivy and microwave syndrome exists, and I cannot proof here it does (but it does), and I'm not sure about all possible bands that could have some effects - I'm pretty sure microwave does, but people are talking about ELF on the internet
I'm afraid to format the HDD as I said I'm not sure the UEFI boot options labeled as from HDD, but which loads the SSD Windows, is really from the SSD, or if I format it I'll only have the legacy boot
@rahuldottech [3/3] And the legacy list also contains a repeated entry labeled as being from HDD. But, any option I chose - EFI-Windows Boot Manager (from the HDD), Legacy SSD or Legacy HDD it always loads the SSD windows. And with legacy boot support activated secure boot option is not available. It has been frustrating to try to fix this..
@rahuldottech [2/3]I found out that on the BIOS screen if I activate legacy support on the boot (which is an alternative do UEFI only boot) save+reset and enter the BIOS screen again, the SSD boot option appears on the legacy boot options list (previously there was only the "EFI" boot options list
@rahuldottech [1/3] update: I discovered that even though the uefi boot option is listed as being from the HDD, it actually loads the SSD windows. I dont know if its just wrongly labeled or if it actually uses the HDD boot loader to load the SSD. Another thing:
Can it be that the BIOS is just wrong and is atually booting from the SSD? Or it is possible that even though windowss files used are stored into the SSD the PC is actually using data on the HDD to boot the SSD windows?
And the disk management shows the two volumes (SSD an HDD) as different. HDD has three partitions: EFI system, Primary Partition ("windows d:") and WINRE_DRV. And I don't know what this last parittion is
hey there. I've just installed win 10 in my ssd. As soon as it restarted, a screen was briefly shown so that I could chooose which windows to load (each in one volume: hdd and ssd). I didn't even get to choose it. Then it booted. But I don't know which one it boooted and since then the screen to choose which windows (ssd or hdd) didn't appear anymore. Then I couldn't perform the last step of formating de hdd where the old windows is. Can anyone help me?
Thanks 'olavo the carvalho'. I will review this tutorial.. actually I've already installed it and its running.. but I can't connect to it no matter what
Is it really PSQ? He is asking for a more explicit derivation of the solution using the given identities. That would be like "Given A, show that B" kind of question
We want to prove that the following sequence: $$0, 1n, 2n, ... , (m-1)n \; (mod\; m)$$
Is equal to the sequence:$$0,d,2d, ... ,(m'-1)d$$ In some order, repeated $d$ times. Where $d=gcd(m,n)$.
Assume $m=dm'$ and $n=dn'$. They do it in two steps:
1) Prove that the sequence $0, 1n, 2n, ... ...
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We want to prove that the following sequence: $$0, 1n, 2n, ... , (m-1)n \; (mod\; m)$$
Is equal to the sequence:$$0,d,2d, ... ,(m'-1)d$$ In some order, repeated $d$ times. Where $d=gcd(m,n)$.
Assume $m=dm'$ and $n=dn'$. They do it in two steps:
1) Prove that the sequence $0, 1n, 2n, ... ...