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no you dont use the same feature key. you sould have 2 feature keys. 1 for the active device and 1 for the passive. check with the provider.

yes it is possible. you will have to load the wifi driver during the recovery environment and then browse to the network path. you can include the driver within the iso for the recovery environment.

@ITSuperhero Thank you for your quick answer! I included the wifi driver in the iso (the software offered me to do both of the wired and the wireless lan driver) but I could not find where should I load the wifi driver after booted from the pen drive ... thus when I clicked on the IP Set menu after selected the NAS /Share option only the Ethernet NIC was offered and set it to dhcp or manual ip config.

are you sure you included the wifi driver in the iso? that is so strange. it should let you use the wifi adapter as well. im gonna have to check it out and let you know.

@ITSuperhero Yes I did ... thank you for your effort! (The software offered me the lan and wireless drivers to include, all of them were checked in, so I just clicked to OK button) ... I need to do the same operation on an other computer because my friend has 2 sons and they ran out of the capacity of the SSD's, so I will double check it too!

Hello friend. Are you getting any kind of error? Any error number maybe?

No that is not correct because you are risking your backup if you use a usb drive.Usb drives are not so reliable. I would use a small scale NAS. As for the backup i recommend doing a system backup so you will be able to perform a full restore. you can restore to another PC.

@@ITSuperhero hi, i make Disk Backup to external hdd, after "If your C drive is wiped or damaged, please create a bootable media with AOMEI Backupper and then boot your PC to restore your image under WinPE "on another small usb flash drive 32 gb, if system not start can use usb to boot and from hdd use backup image ?

@@DJDANY_IN_THE_MIX Yes you can use the recovery image from a usb boot and the use the hard drive with the backup files to restore your system.

You can put your backup image on the same bootable USB (but the bootable part 'WinPe' will be on a 4GB FAT32 partition, and the large backup image file will need to be on a 2nd NTFS partition). This is a really convenient way to do it, boot and backup from one USB. But also worth having the backup image on an external HDD too. You can restore from a HDD, but when creating the bootable USB, you'll wanna inject the Intel RST (rapid storage technology) F6 driver into the bootable so it'll detect your HDD. Or whatever the SSD driver equivalent is.

I it will. As long as it's a clone

@@ITSuperhero thanks for your feedback.. i researched this years ago and put it in the back of my mind as something i would maybe one day do.. and i did get my clone and and running (i used EaseUS).. i'm using the Samsung NVMe SSD externally. its like having 2 computers in one. the Internal hard drive does what it always did.. But i'm using the external to run music programs. So far so good. The only thing is i had some issues with music plugins needing to be reactivated, one i needed to pay for again, and then, i was getting feedback from Windows that my OS was not activated.. although this is a clone, some things in my work flow see the clone as a different computer, and cause activation and licensing issues. so i had to work that out. Years ago i used AOMEI and i didn't have any of those problems (it worked like a clone, i booted up, and everything was smooth.. for a minute). But then when i would need to go to my back up, it would not work, or it would crash.. So lets see what happens with this one

You are welcome friend.

Hello friend. This the answer you are looking for. www.aomeitech.com/kb/partitionassistant/error-code-6.html

It's garbage

You are welcome.

Well, that's a good question. You are supposed to boot the computer with the Veeam Recovery iso. If you have a full backup from the mac somewhere then theoretically you can. You can use the recovery iso to get the full backup

A lot of people still prefer the old one friend. I aggree with you. New is better.

@@ITSuperhero yeah, but the blur, the mica effects. Perfect

Hello there. Well, it all depends on the cluster configuration. If it is an Active/Active or an Active/Passive cluster. Check the video around 11:45 to see what happens when the master node is down and how the backup master node takes over the communication. Happy to help with any questions.

@@ITSuperhero The type of cluster I'm going to set up is active/passive. The "main" firebox is already in production and is my default gateway. My doubt is whether when configuring the cluster, the main firebox will stop responding, at least for a few seconds with the consequent service drop. Thank you very much for your help!

@rafaellopez1964 you are very welcome friend.

Hello there. As of now, there isn't a way to choose if you want to install copilot or not. It is installed from scratch. I recon that there will be a way to get rid of it soon enough.

Yes it does. Check the video at 08:50

You can follow the process at 02:26 to do a complete disk backup to an external disk. Then use a flash drive to create a bootable media as seen at 03:30. Boot the new laptop from the usb flash and find the disk backup you created earlier from the external disk. Alternatively you can watch this video to complete a disk clone. ruclips.net/video/4iTxyuvDjiE/видео.html Let me know if you have any questions.

i agree but i have to say its a great new addition yo windows. forcing? i dont like it either too.

not very stable yet friend. it is still under development.

@ITSuperhero Oh, OK thanks mate! I was about to format my computer that for some reason doesn't get new version updates and I didn't know if I should wait or not. What do you think? Should I wait (it is hard) for 24h2, format with the 23h2 version of windows right now, or use the 24h2 preview? Also, do you know if I install the preview.... will it send me small updates and bug fixes or it will have to send me the whole version to update to the official release?

I think you should wait because 24H2 is currently under development. lots of changes are on the way and it might get corrupt until the final version. In that case you should re format the pc. why dont you try tje latest 23H2?

@ITSuperhero well, idk... I am just too lazy to reformat, and I love the new AI features, thanks!

@@ITSuperhero I think I will install 23h2 for now. Thx mate :D

You are very welcome.

Hello friend. What are you trying to backup? What is the backup destination?

You are very welcome :)

Why? Like why to buy this software?

No mate. Why you would do a disk backup, why you would do a system backup.

Well I can think of many reasons. Disk backup is mostly used to backup a disk like external disk or USB flash drive. But you can use it also to backup your system entirely. Doing a system backup with disk backup methods does not guarantee that you can restore to another disk and use that disk on another system. On the other hand, system backup is used to backup an entire system and be able to restore it back to operation. Also with this method you can transfer your system on another device.

You can install the latest BIOS just fine, regardless of how many versions you are behind. Newer versions contain fixes that came with older versions. However, it's best to check with Dell. Use the Dell support website with your service tag and look for the BIOS category. There, you should find the latest BIOS. If you expand the menu, you will see somewhere it says "older versions" and "read more," like in this screenshot: prnt.sc/Gkgc5bu6H_lp If you find anywhere that says something like "you have to follow a specific order of BIOS updates," then just follow that order. A general rule is that it's not necessary to upgrade the BIOS if it's not causing problems.

Good question there. Well if you go back to 01:53 and check the requirement No3 "The feature key for each firebox saved in a local file" you will have your answer. Then at 09:58 you should import the feature key of the second device. Remember. The second device must have default settings (out of the box).

@@disponibelNo worries. I hope the tutorial helped.

@@ITSuperhero Unfortunately, it is not possible to make an export from a Firebox that is not configured, as it does not get a Feature Key until it has a configuration

@disponibel You do not need to export anything. Grab the feature key for both devices from watchguard support. Paste them in a text file. Run the wizard as demonstrated and have both devices connected to each other with at least one cluster interface. When you configure the 1st (master) device, go on and add the second device by importing its feature key. The cluster wizard will do the rest.

Well, no part of the demo says that you cannot use a laptop or an external USB drive. I'm really sorry if that was a mislead. There is no limit on how to use this guide. The idea is the same no matter the source or the destiantion drive. Comma comes from Greek regional settings on demo PC.

I'm still a windows 10 user :)

Well... it's usefull for some tasks but in genral yea i totally agree with you.

Do you want to roll back to previous version of windows?

@@ITSuperhero I just want to enrolled windows insider. I want to leave from insider to become outsider. But there are no solution except reset the pc to factory build

@TheRozanz try this solution answers.microsoft.com/en-us/insider/forum/all/rollback-to-previous-build-in-insider-program/af6683f2-7d57-4c29-a4fd-473547bf2d3c

From my experience, new features are better whith a new OS. Maybe AI or new stuff works betters with the next vesrion of windows (aka windows 12).

Re-inventing the wheel does not actually mean that a thing or more is already improved. Even makers need to learn sometime.

I love windows 10. Windows 11 look promising and as of 23H2 version, it is really stable to be honest.