Hi so I downloaded Refreshed from the official GameJolt page https://gamejolt.com/games/FWrefreshed/946129 and when I open it and at the party screen click Done to enter the game it says that it's the demo version of the game then crashes...
Anybody know what I can do? Thanks.
I heard a noise and went to the tank and I saw that there was now this big scratch on the back as well as other smaller scratches on the shell. I don't know what to do now.
I just purchased my first hard drive, a Western Digital 6TB WD Blue 5400 RPM, SATA 6 Gb/s, 256 MB, 3.5" - WD60EZAX from Amazon as Used - Like New/Mint with a description that said minor damage on the outside of the box and signs of opening.
Now, I bought this because it was only $155 and I don't have a lot of money so I thought it was the best $ per TB that I would find.
What I'm curious about is everyone's opinions on if this was a good purchase or not as well as what kind of tests I should run once I get the drive? I know I should be running a SMART test through CrystalDiskInfo, but other than that I'm kind of lost.
P.S. I've heard that it's recommended to use a dedicated NAS hard drive and not a regular hard drive, but I figured because it was CMR and that I would only be running this one hard drive inside of whatever old cheap computer I can find and run Linux off of, that it would be ok. I know it's risky to have one drive with no backup, but I'm not going to store sensitive information on it so I figured it's fine.
I just purchased my first hard drive, a Western Digital 6TB WD Blue 5400 RPM, SATA 6 Gb/s, 256 MB, 3.5" - WD60EZAX from Amazon as Used - Like New/Mint with a description that said minor damage on the outside of the box and signs of opening. Now, I bought this because it was only $155 and I don't have a lot of money so I thought it was the best $ per TB that I would find.
What I'm curious about is everyone's opinions on if this was a good purchase or not as well as what kind of tests I should run once I get the drive? I know I should be running a SMART test through CrystalDiskInfo, but other than that I'm kind of lost.
P.S. I've heard that it's recommended to use a dedicated NAS hard drive and not a regular hard drive, but I figured because it was CMR and that I would only be running this one hard drive inside of whatever old cheap computer I can find and run Linux off of, that it would be ok. I know it's risky to have one drive with no backup, but I'm not going to store sensitive information on it so I figured it's fine.
I just purchased my first hard drive, a Western Digital 6TB WD Blue 5400 RPM, SATA 6 Gb/s, 256 MB, 3.5" - WD60EZAX from Amazon as Used - Like New/Mint with a description that said minor damage on the outside of the box and signs of opening. Now, I bought this because it was only $155 and I don't have a lot of money so I thought it was the best $ per TB that I would find.
What I'm curious about is everyone's opinions on if this was a good purchase or not as well as what kind of tests I should run once I get the drive? I know I should be running a SMART test through CrystalDiskInfo, but other than that I'm kind of lost.
P.S. I've heard that it's recommended to use a dedicated NAS hard drive and not a regular hard drive, but I figured because it was CMR and that I would only be running this one hard drive inside of whatever old cheap computer I can find and run Linux off of, that it would be ok. I know it's risky to have one drive with no backup, but I'm not going to store sensitive information on it so I figured it's fine.
I just purchase my first hard drive, a Western Digital 6TB WD Blue 5400 RPM, SATA 6 Gb/s, 256 MB, 3.5" - WD60EZAX from Amazon as Used - Like New/Mint with a description that said minor damage on the outside of the box and signs of opening. Now, I bought this because it was only $155 and I don't have a lot of money so I thought it was the best $ per TB that I would find.
What I'm curious about is everyone's opinions on if this was a good purchase or not as well as what kind of tests I should run once I get the drive? I know I should be running a SMART test through CrystalDiskInfo, but other than that I'm kind of lost.
P.S. I've heard that it's recommended to use a dedicated NAS hard drive and not a regular hard drive, but I figured because it was CMR and that I would only be running this one hard drive inside of whatever old cheap computer I can find and run Linux off of, that it would be ok. I know it's risky to have one drive with no backup, but I'm not going to store sensitive information on it so I figured it's fine.
Hi,
So I own an old Casio WK-110 keyboard, it says that it has general midi on it. When I tried plugging it in with an old USB-B to USB-A cable to my Mac through a USB hub (since Mac only has USB-C) it would not work with Garageband, and I couldn't see any signs of my Mac receiving anything from the keyboard.
My questions are:
Thank you, and if anything needs clarification I'll reply in the comments!
Hi,
So I own an old Casio WK-110 keyboard, it says that it has general midi on it. When I tried plugging it in with an old USB-B to USB-A cable to my Mac through a USB hub (since Mac only has USB-C) it would not work with Garageband, and I couldn't see any signs of my Mac receiving anything from the keyboard.
My questions are:
Thank you, and if anything needs clarification I'll reply in the comments!
Note: I have googled it and read the keyboard's manual but I'm still unsure
Hi,
So I own an old Casio WK-110 keyboard, it says that it has general midi on it. When I tried plugging it in with an old USB-B to USB-A cable to my Mac through a USB hub (since Mac only has USB-C) it would not work with Garageband, and I couldn't see any signs of my Mac receiving anything from the keyboard.
My questions are:
Can the old keyboard (which I believe is meant for Windows 98/XP) work with my Mac?
Do I just need to buy a new USB-B to USB-C cable and plug it in to my Mac?
Do I need to buy a USB-B to MIDI cable and buy an audio interface?
Thank you, and if anything needs clarification I'll reply in the comments!