I had the pleasure of co-hosting an episode of That One Show with my good friend Bryan Combs. We ranked the Rocky movies and shared our thoughts about each entry in the series. I was so pumped after we were done that I didn’t sleep a wink that night and then knocked myself out shadow boxing in the mirror the next morning… Check out the full episode here:
In this video, I demonstrate how to install a Gigabyte GC-Maple Ridge Thunderbolt card intended for Gigabyte Z790 chipset motherboards. I got the card installed easily enough, but it took several hours to figure out why it would show up in Windows 11 but not actually do anything. The solution ended up being super simple: The card must be installed in a PCIe x4 slot. On these Gigabyte Z790 motherboards, the only x4 slot is the bottom slot. Once I physically moved the card to the bottom slot, it worked as intended. Watch the video for the full details of the installation process.
As long as you’re ok using 3rd party tools, you can easily create an installation flash drive that will allow you to easily upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11, regardless if your PC contains all the required features required by Windows 11. This video will walk you through the process of getting Rufus and using it to make your requirements-bypassing flash drive!
In this video, I’ll show you how to get through the Windows 11 setup process so you can start using your new PC for school work as quickly as possible.
