They are almost all Linux based using software emulation. Some of them use proprietary emulators while others use existing open-sourced emulators.
If you want FPGA I believe you either build it yourself through the MiSTer project, or if you want something which just works with original games...
The group policies are just registry entries behind the scenes so I think in theory as long as you're using the Pro or Enterprise version of Windows you should just be able to deploy the registry keys via whatever management tool you have to set this on them.
For example look at...
Are you talking about the NHS Smartcard Chrome extension which enables web apps to authenticate via your smartcard? If so they have a step-by-step guide which explains how you deploy it using the Chrome Group Policy setting to automatically install an extension. From memory it's a one liner you...
For the past several years Windows has received two feature updates per year, so you're looking at an update around May at the earliest for any changes to how the taskbar buttons currently work. The second update comes around October. They don't generally make UI/functionality changes outside of...
What's the hurry for upgrading a system like this? While you can bypass all of the requirement checks and install Windows 11 I don't really see the point if its going to leave you in a technically unsupported state. Unless you have modern hardware which benefits from new features in Windows 11...
The only difference was that it just included built in networking support as far as I know.
Might be better asking over in the Retro Computer section https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/community/retro-gaming-and-vintage-computing.178/
If by default music folder you mean the folders in C:\Users\Default then these are system tier folders which are used as part of the process for building a new user profile when someone logs on to a computer for the first time - they're not there for you to be storing personal data in. So as I...
It's not really clear exactly what you've done, if you redirected them they should be wherever you redirected them too still. But if you're saying you redirected them into the default profile in C:\Users\Default it's quite possible that folder is overwritten during the upgrade process as it...
Just built a system using the MSI Tomahawk and a 12600k, got a weird issue where during POST and in the BIOS I only get video output via the onboard GPU. Once it boots to Windows then video output via a 1070 GPU works fine.
Not seeing any obvious setting in the BIOS, any one got any ideas?
There's too little information to go off really, but your current score is under the average score for your hardware according to the 3D Mark results search so I'd suggest your old installation was under performing (maybe you're now using a driver which is better optimised for this benchmark...
In terms of it officially making a return you're probably looking at April or May next year at the earliest before the first feature-type release is out for 11. That's assuming they're even intending on bringing it back.
Depending on exactly what you want to do and how much of it you want to do concurrently you might find you don't actually need lots of dedicated hardware.
I'm able to do almost all of my homelab work directly from my Windows workstation using VMware Workstation. The most important thing being...
Check you have show hidden files enabled (them being hidden is not a standard configuration though).
Otherwise if you’ve taken ownership and given yourself permissions on the folders and they still appear empty then the files have been deleted and data recovery software would be your only option.
If you have a PS3 or an Xbox then they released a "HD" port which is probably the best way to play the game.
The version on the PS4 store is the original PS2 release, and if you buy off the UK store you get the unoptimised PAL release so it runs slower than the game is supposed to. If you...
For the logon stuff you could just manually kill the processes it says are being launched on logon, otherwise you’d have to at least log off and back on again to see the difference.
Another alternative - especially if the issue is only intermittent - would be to create a process monitor capture...
This kind of slowness is often caused by bad shell extensions. You can use something like https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/autoruns to show what you have configured at the moment, then you could work through disabling them one at a time until you find the problem one...
They know the throughput specifications for PCI Express 4, and they know the internal storage performance they were able to design probably some 12-18 months ago. Things are always moving forward so it is inevitable that storage vendors will release NVME drives which can take advantage of this...
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