Where do I exactly remove the stuff then??
From the PC, and Dropbox?? I moved the folder out of the PC, and also deleted from Dropbox.com website. Still there.
I have a copy of the folder on my PC HDD and on my iPhone, I only want new content on my Dropbox however it is already at 100% capacity. How do I move out some of the old stuff so I can make room for my new stuff??
Thanks guys, this did indeed work for me. I made the Win 8.1 media using USB, installed, and it activated the BIOS-hardcoded key just fine. A much easier process than I expected. And the OneKey Recovery button on the Lenovo laptop didn't even work!!
Yes, using the free version with only 2.50GB of room. I have the Dropbox app on the iPhone 6 to sync all photos from the iPhone and also the Dropbox folder in my Userdata folder on the PC. My question is, how do we clear space? I logged onto Dropbox.com and deleted a folder, and it subsequently...
My friend has fake Win 7 installed on a Lenovo G580 laptop which originally came with legit Windows 8 OEM. He wants to have Windows 8 OEM reinstalled on the laptop now that he is eligible for the free upgrade to Windows 10. However, without a recovery CD or CD KEY, how can I help him reinstall...
Please confirm for me......
CPUZ shows:
Channel #: Dual
NB Frequency: 799.8mhz
DRAM Frequency: 799.9mhz
FSB:DRAM: 1:6
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I am running a i5-4460 with Corsair Vengeance 2x4GB DDR3-1600 on stock.
If he goes mATX mobo then he might as well use the same logic and go mATX case, but it's all about leaving my friend options and a couple dollars won't break the bank.
If my friend decides to buy a cheap, used, unlocked i5 or i7 2-3 years down the road, wouldn't the Z97 platform provide him...
One last question re: mobo. Why not the newer Z97? I know the i3-4160 is unlocked/no OC but wouldn't the Z97 provide greater flexibility in the future?
He will be multitasking on the PC 95% of the time, whether it be email/movies/work/browsing/downloading. Gaming is at the bottom of the list. There is no video editing work. This is going to be a more mainstream build, more like an office PC. The more I think about it, the more I think I should...