Data and Disk Management Solutions by Yodot Software
If you have used your USB as a bootable device, it is likely to have a partition called EFI partition. This partition contains boot loaders, some device driver files, utility programs and data files such as error logs. Now if you no longer want to use that USB as a boot device, EFI partition is not required. Hence, you may want to delete it to free up space and use the entire USB for storage. But to delete the EFI[…]
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FFmpeg is a free multimedia tool with repairing capabilities, but you’ll need to be well-versed in commands. Additionally, there are other options available for repairing videos.
Read this article to explore more details about the tools.
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Facing the issue while editng a Word Document? You are at the right place do read our full article to resolve the issue while editing a word document.
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We presume that you have a peculiar choice when it comes to playing videos if you choose the OG Windows Media Player, however, if your Windows Media Player not playing MP4 videos read this article with easy-to-execute solutions to get them back on track.
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Error: “There is no media in the specified device” Symptoms: Generally, “there is no media in the specified device” error pops up when you try to format a USB drive or other storage devices in HP format tool, Windows Disk Management or using DiskPart. And, if you check the Properties of the storage device it shows “used space 0 Bytes free space 0 Bytes capacity 0 Bytes”. Causes: Technically, every flash memory storage device has a limited lifespan. After a[…]
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Although Time Machine is an excellent backup utility on your Mac machines, it is not entirely fail-safe. One can run into issues with Time Machines once in a while due to various reasons. Some common issues you can encounter are ‘No Time Machine backup found’, ‘Time Machine could not be mounted’, ‘the volume is read-only’ and such. In this article, let us dig deeper into the error ‘No Time Machine backup found’ and understand the reasons and some solutions to[…]
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Usually, you will be able to access your Documents folder in the sidebar of Finder. But for some reason, the Documents folder gets missing on macOS 12/11/10.15/10.14 or earlier. The problem becomes hotly discussed over the internet after updating Mac to the new version. Since updating my MacBook Pro to macOS 11 Big Sur, the Documents folder has gone missing from my Finder and Desktop. It just disappeared. How can I get the missing or disappeared Documents folder back where[…]
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