Never tried this, but since it also works on laptops, I would assume this should work just fine.

@@ekiwi-blog-english thank you

I recently did this again with the recent version, logging in the browser was enough. At what point of the video are you being asked?

Answer von ChatGPT 🙂 The small unallocated space you’re seeing, whether it's 2 MB or 10 MB, is a common occurrence on modern hard drives or SSDs. This space is typically reserved by the system and can serve various purposes depending on the configuration and the disk's partitioning scheme. Reasons for Unallocated Space: Partition Alignment: This small unallocated space is often created to ensure proper alignment of partitions, which can improve performance, especially on SSDs. In some cases, disk management tools or operating systems create this unallocated space during the partitioning process to align partitions on specific boundaries. GPT Partition Table: If your drive is using the GPT (GUID Partition Table) scheme, a small amount of space (usually a few MBs) might be reserved to store the GPT itself or for backup purposes. GPT stores two copies of the partition table (one at the beginning of the disk and one at the end), which might leave a small unallocated space. System Reserved or OEM Partitions: Sometimes, OEM manufacturers or operating systems leave a small unallocated space for potential future use, like system recovery or special tools. GPT Table Backup: Your hypothesis about this being related to the GPT table backup is plausible. The GPT partitioning scheme does indeed reserve space for a backup of the partition table. However, typically this backup does not require 10 MB. It's more common for this space to be in the range of 1 to 2 MB, but variations can occur depending on how the disk was partitioned.

I assume you have Mint and Windows installed and it does not recognize the USB drive? One option is to try again with different settings, use MBR instead of GPT or vice versa.

I copied the data from a network computer to my local computer.

OK, so this is just a statement? Or a question?

At what step of the video and which command the error occurs?

@@ekiwi-blog-english after delete partition override, that error pop out

Are you using TestDisk? In that case it seems there is nothing you can do recovering the data.

@@ekiwi-blog-english yehh I'm using testdisk how can I recover my data pls help me sir 🙏🏼

If their is any process pls suggest sir 🥲

@@natswapnapalikadch6652 if testdisk is not working, your only option might be a professional service, i did never use such a service, but i had a viewer going through the process, which i documented here: ekiwi--blog-de.translate.goog/20888/usb-stick-kein-medium-chancen-mit-professioneller-datenrettung/?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=de&_x_tr_pto=wapp But there is no guarantee that this will work either. sometimes the data is just lost.

Test other F-Keys if they do the trick. Different Laptop models might use different keys.

Thats why I do it too. 🙂

At least on my laptop there is no option to control the fan settings in the BIOS.

@@ekiwi-blog-english Is there a way to control the fan without bios?

@@brahim12345s It depends, there is a software called SpeedFan, but it is not supported by all devices to control the fans.

Do you want to convert a microsoft account to a local one?

This should do the trick: b::RShift

Do what?

Sorry, I have only used the text mode grub menu.

This completely deactivates the key as far as I remember. If you want to remap the key somehow, you can use KeyTweak: ekiwi-blog.de/21598/tastaturlayout-veraendern-mit-keytweak/

So when you restart the computer you get this menu?

@@ekiwi-blog-english yes I get this,but I try to exist but can't

@@Rehanparwej Hard to diagnose from here, maybe there is a problem with your SSD. I would give the system diagnostics from the menu a try. Maybe this will turn something up.

The online option should become availavle once the problem is solved.