Windows 11 has strict requirements, and after struggling to obtain that storage, losing your hard drive and data would be a shame. Well, we have good news that can help you buffer against hard drive failure. Using built-in Windows tools, you can copy all your data from one drive to another. This way, if one drive fails, you can mirror and rebuild the original data on the replacement drive. Can Windows 11 do RAID? With Windows Storage Spaces feature, you can perform RAID on Windows 11. This feature allows you to create multiple virtual disks using a hard drive connected directly to your computer without degrading performance. Benefits of Raid: Reduce the cost of disk

Sometimes I want to shut down the software but it cannot be shut down, and there is no way to end the process through the task manager. What should I do in this case? Here I will introduce you to a method of using commands to end the process, which is very easy to use. 1. Right-click the taskbar and select "Task Manager" to open it. 2. After opening the task manager, switch the tab to "Details". For example, if I want to close the QQ process, find it first and write down its PID value, here it is 7080. 3. Then right-click the start menu and open " Windows PowerShell (Administrator)". 4. Enter the following command and press Enter to run to complete the forced shutdown of the process. taskkill/

Many friends encounter certain software getting stuck when using their computers. If the computer cannot move, you need to call up the task manager to end the process. So how to use cmd to open the task manager command? Just enter tasksmgr and press enter. The specific solutions are discussed below. Take a look. Steps to use cmd to open the Task Manager command: 1. Press and hold the Win+R keys on the keyboard to open the run window, or click "Start - Run" in the lower left corner, enter cmd in the run window, and press the Enter key to open the cmd window. 2. Enter: C:\Windows\system32\taskmgr.exe, and then press the Enter key to open the task manager. 3. Open CMD

If you want to convert a dynamic disk to a basic disk in Windows 11, you should create a backup first as the process will erase all data in it. Why should you convert dynamic disk to basic disk in Windows 11? According to Microsoft, dynamic disks have been deprecated from Windows and their use is no longer recommended. Additionally, Windows Home Edition does not support dynamic disks, so you will not be able to access these logical drives. If you want to combine more disks into a larger volume, it is recommended to use Basic Disks or Storage Spaces. In this article, we will show you how to convert dynamic disk to basic disk on Windows 11 How to convert dynamic disk to basic disk in Windows 11? In the beginning

When creating a virtual machine, you will be asked to select a disk type, you can select fixed disk or dynamic disk. What if you choose fixed disks and later realize you need dynamic disks, or vice versa? Good! You can convert one to the other. In this post, we will see how to convert VirtualBox fixed disk to dynamic disk and vice versa. A dynamic disk is a virtual hard disk that initially has a small size and grows in size as you store data in the virtual machine. Dynamic disks are very efficient at saving storage space because they only take up as much host storage space as needed. However, as disk capacity expands, your computer's performance may be slightly affected. Fixed disks and dynamic disks are commonly used in virtual machines

When using our system, the task manager is also a function we often need to use. This function can help us quickly and comprehensively view all running tasks, etc., and it is very convenient to use. But sometimes when there is a problem with the system, the task manager will crash. What should I do? Come and take a look at the detailed solution tutorial~ What to do if the win10 task manager crashes: 1. First, press and hold "Win" + Open Run with the "R" key, type "regedit" and press Enter. 2. Expand the folders in order to find "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies"

We want to check the hard disk usage in the system. How to check the Ubuntu system? Let's take a look at the tutorial on checking the hard disk usage in Ubuntu system. 1. On the system, click on the lower left corner of the desktop, as shown in the picture. 2. In the system, click Utilities, as shown in the figure. 3. Click Disk Usage, as shown in the picture. 4. Then you can see the disk usage, that is, the disk in the middle is your computer’s hard drive, as shown in the picture. The small print below the disk shows the usage. 5. Or click the disk on the utility program, as shown in the picture. 6. Then under the capacity, you can see the hard disk usage, as shown in the picture. The following is the text version to view disk usage: df-h The results are as follows: FilesystemSizeUsedAvailU

Many friends encounter certain software getting stuck when using their laptops. If the computer cannot move, you need to call up the task manager to end the process. So how to call out the task manager? The easiest way is to call out directly with Ctrl+Shift+Esc. There are other methods, as follows: Get up and take a look. How to use the Task Manager notebook shortcut keys There are two ways to use the Task Manager shortcut keys: 1. Press and hold these three keys at the same time to directly bring up the Task Manager. Applicable to XP/win7/Win8/Win10. 2. The key combination Ctrl+Alt+Delete can also bring up the task manager by pressing and holding these three keys at the same time in the xp system.