I received an HP Elitebook 8570w from work for free that they were going to throw out. The OS has been wiped, so I was going to install XP to it. I formatted a USB Flash Drive with XP on it, but when I plug it into the new computer and start it up, it says "No bootable image found". The USB flashdrive has all the files in it, including "autorun" and "setup", but surely I don t run that on my current computer first, do I?

Best answer: You asking weird questions

I have aWD My Passport Ultra external hard drive and I have lost the cable to connect it to the computer while I was moving home. I don't know the specific name for the cable. I cant find anything on ebay. Can anyone recommend where to look?

I Upgraded to the GTX 1060 graphics card in my PC and everytime i play a game it runs for 10 minutes then restarts and i dont really know a thing about computers, what i do know is the card needs 400W to run properly and my power supply has 500W so what could the issue be, i have a double Molex to a single 6 pin adapter used for the card, someone said that could be it some adapters are bad they said. Again i really dont know much about PC

Best answer: Delete the partition on the SSD and let EasUS create it as part of the cloning operation. Don't try to format it. If the SSD is smaller than the source drive you will need to shrink the partition first.

iv e lost my Bluetooth mouse, i have the USB receiver in my laptop, is there a way to reverse find it using the dongle? please help im desperate

Best answer: Right click on the USB and press format and and select NTFS from the "File System" tab and click on start.

it will format and the drive you will be able to transfer the file to the USB then.

I believe the names of the files are sandisk secure access. Now I can't use the flash drive since it is write protected. What to do? I thought those files were just junks and proceeded to format.

Best answer: Probably no more than £30 for a basic model. I bought one from Maplin, but that's not an option any more. Try Amazon

It looks like a usb but its plastic where it should be metal so i'm not really sure

i have even used SD card formatter 5.0 and it doesn't even work

I bought a GTX 650 at a yard sale for $5, but it's fake. It has DDR3 memory, but there's no such thing as a GTX 650 with DDR3, only GDDR5. I know it sucks, but I'm just wondering: whatever graphics card it really is, can I change it back, probably through a BIOS flash?

Best answer: "Hard Drive to a Mac"

None of the NAS info matters now. This is merely a question of which enclosure and cable / adapter is needed to connect a drive to "a Mac". Notice that you forgot to tell us what you are asking about –– which Mac??? They are not all the same. An enclosure that will fit is at the link below. You then need a cable and/or adapter for USB-A (old style) or USB-C (latest and greatest).

https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-3-5-...

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