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For PCassign ">diskpartlist diskselect disk disk no.> # Select your flash drivecleancreate partition primaryformat fs=exfat quick # Use 'format fs=ntfs quick' for PCassign Once the drive is formatted, extract the Windows 10 ISO and copy all files to the flash drive.Step 2: Install Windows on External Drive or External USBConnect the flash drive to your PC or Mac.Boot from the USB flash drive by selecting it from the boot menu.On the installation screen, you may encounter errors like:To bypass these errors, press Shift + F10 to open a Command Prompt.Step 3: Set Up Partitions on the External SSD/HDD or USBIn the Command Prompt, type the following commands to set up the partitions on your external SSD or HDD: # Select your external SSD or HDDcleanconvert gpt# Create Recovery Partitioncreate partition primary size=450format quick fs=ntfs label="Windows RE Tools"assign letter="T"set id="de94bba4-06d1-4d40-a16a-bfd50179d6ac"gpt attributes=0x8000000000000001# Create EFI Partitioncreate partition efi size=260format quick fs=fat32 label="System"assign letter="S"# Create MSR Partitioncreate partition msr size=128# Create Windows Partitioncreate partition primary size=372000 # Adjust the size as needed for Windowsformat quick fs=ntfs label="Windows"assign letter="W"# Create Recovery Image Partitioncreate partition primary size=4096format quick fs=ntfs label="Recovery Image"assign letter="R"set id="de94bba4-06d1-4d40-a16a-bfd50179d6ac"gpt attributes=0x8000000000000001list volume ">diskpartlist volume # Find the letter of your USB flash driveselect disk disk no.> # Select your external SSD or HDDcleanconvert gpt# Create Recovery Partitioncreate partition primary size=450format quick fs=ntfs label="Windows RE Tools"assign letter="T"set id="de94bba4-06d1-4d40-a16a-bfd50179d6ac"gpt attributes=0x8000000000000001# Create EFI Partitioncreate partition efi size=260format quick fs=fat32 label="System"assign letter="S"# Create MSR Partitioncreate partition msr size=128# Create Windows Partitioncreate partition primary size=372000 # Adjust the size as needed for Windowsformat quick fs=ntfs label="Windows"assign letter="W"# Create Recovery Image Partitioncreate partition primary size=4096format quick fs=ntfs label="Recovery Image"assign letter="R"set id="de94bba4-06d1-4d40-a16a-bfd50179d6ac"gpt attributes=0x8000000000000001list volume Step 4: Copy Windows Installation FilesNow we need to copy the necessary Windows 10 installation files from the flash drive to different partitions on the SSD. Execute the following commands:md R:\RecoveryImage# Replace 'D' with your USB flash drive lettercopy D:\sources\install.wim R:\RecoveryImage\install.wim Note: Change the Index to the Windows 10 version you want to install.# Replace 'D' with your USB flash drive letterdism /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:D:\sources\install.wim cd X:\Windows\System32dism /Apply-Image /ImageFile:R:\RecoveryImage\install.wim /Index:6 /ApplyDir:W:\ # Adjust the index as neededmd

When I first got that message, I authorized Google on the Security-Privacy screen. But that didn't work. Then reinstalled Drive, but no good. Then I tried signing into to Drive with another browser, but no good. So I contacted Google Workspace tech support via chat, and they eventually had me delete the Drive FS cache folder and enter terminal commands to give Drive permission in Big Sur to download files. See steps below. 1. Open Finder.2. Press "Command+Shift+G." (or on the menu, select 'Go', then 'Go To Folder')3. Paste the following path and hit “Go” ~/Library/Application Support/Google4. then delete the 'DriveFS' folderThen1. Boot into recovery mode by restarting, and holding "command +R" as soon as it shuts down. The Recovery screen will come up. 2. Then select your username, then enter, then type in password, then enter 3 . Then in the menu (top left), select Utilies, then terminal.2. Run the following commands by entering them (my comments are in square brackets so do not include with the command; note: the commands are case sensitive):csrutil disable [then hit enter. it might then say "system integrity protection is off blah blah blah. ignore and enter the second command]spctl kext-consent add EQHXZ8M8AV [then hit enter][then restart by selecting the apple in the menu (top left), and selecting restart .... which will restart and get you back to the normal screen. now login and try Drive again. It should work. it worked for me.]Hope this helps. May God continue to richly bless you :-)

Aircraft I want to fly in the drop-down. But if you want, hit ALT and ENTER and the aircraft picture appears. Test FS for basic functionality, take a quick flight with Cessna or similar.• This is a good practice! Copy the entire contents of your newly installed FS folder to a back-up hard drive. (You can call it RAW FS9). It should have 2.69GB, so should not take long to copy. It is good to have the original files available!Now to bring you newly created FS in W10 to the standard of your FS from former PC. Hook up to your W10 PC your external drive where you backed-up your FS folder. Delete all files from the following folders in your newly installed FS folder in your W10 PC, and copy in the corresponding files from your back-up hard drive into:1. Addon Scenery folder, if you added or modified the scenery.2. Aircraft folder, if you added or modified aircraft.3. Effects folder, if you added or modified effects.4. Gauges folder, if you added or modified gauges.5. Modules folder, if you added or modified modules.6. Scenery sub-folders folders (Afri, Asia, Aust, Eure, Eurw, Namc, Name, Namw, Ocen). This may not be necessary unless you modified some airport files or added flattens in your original FS. If you know where, just replace these files in given folders.7. Scenery/World/Scenery folder. This is where your traffic files and altitude corrections are.8. Sound folder, if you modified, added sounds or used Edit Voice pack.9. Texture folder, if you modified or added textures.10. Replace Scenery.cfg file in the main FS folder with the original back-up file! (This is important, so that you do not have to activate all your sceneries!) Note that the sceneries listed in this file should match the sceneries in your Addon Scenery folder otherwise you get a message if some sceneries are listed in Scenery.cfg file and are missing in the Addon folder!…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………Few advices or enhancing your FS2004, making it more realistic and mainly reduce those enjoying stutters (momentary screen freezes, apparently caused due to the old program running on the new higher

Contents Table of Contents Troubleshooting Bookmarks Need help? Do you have a question about the B800FS and is the answer not in the manual? Questions and answers Related Manuals for Drobo B800FS Summary of Contents for Drobo B800FS Page 1 Getting Started Guide Drobo FS Drobo Model B800fs... Page 2 Data Robotics, Inc. supports lawful use of technology and does not endorse or encourage the use of its products for purposes other than those permitted by copyright law. Copyright 2011 Data Robotics, Inc. Data Robotics, Drobo, DroboShare, DroboPro, DroboElite and BeyondRAID are trademarks of Data Robotics, Inc., which may be registered in some jurisdictions. Page 3: Table Of Contents Safely Shutting Down your Drobo Device Using Drobo Dashboard Safely Shutting Down your Drobo Device Manually Using the Online End User Guide Using Context-Sensitive Help Using the Knowledge Base Getting Support TROUBLESHOOTING YOUR SETUP INDEX drobo.com | Getting Started Guide for Your Drobo FS/B800fs |... Page 4: Before You Begin Congratulations on your new Drobo FS/B800fs! This Getting Started Guide will help you get your Drobo FS/B800fs set up in just a few easy steps. Before you begin, it’s a good idea to check your system and hardware requirements. In this chapter, you will: Checking Box Contents Check your product’s box to ensure it contains all the components listed below. Page 5: Cable Interfaces Supported Checking the Hardware You Need To use your Drobo FS/B800fs, you’ll need at least two hard drives and a router or switch. If you plan to use Dual Disk Redundancy, which protects your data against two hard drive failures, you will need at least three hard drives. Page 6: Determining How Much Hard Drive Space You Need Determining How Much Hard Drive Space You Need In order to protect your data from hard drive failure, your Drobo device requires more space than what you will use for your data, sometimes as much as double or more the amount of space. Page 7: Using A Router Or Switch Using a Router or Switch You will be plugging your Drobo FS/B800fs into a router or switch that must already be configured to work with your network. Your router or switch must have at least one Ethernet port open and available. Page 8: Setting Up In Just Four Easy Steps Setting Up in Just Four Easy Steps! Once you have unpacked your Drobo device from its box and ensured you meet all system and hardware requirements, it’s time to set up your Drobo FS/B800fs for use. This can be done in just four easy steps! 1. Page 9 Note: If the Microsoft iSCSI Initiator window appears, click the Cancel button. You do not need this utility for a Drobo