Just figured I'd drop this here: In the BIOS Configuration Utility, when selecting items in the drop down menu, the color to select is light blue. However, when it asks if you want to clear the configuration, the color to select is dark blue. I spent a solid 10 minutes trying to figure out why it wasn't letting me create a VD and it turned out to just be the inverted colors lol
Brilliant video Christian. Thanks a lot. What is the significance of making a Virtual Disk? Why can't they just operate like normal hard drives by themselves? Does VD relate to partitions, or flashing with an .iso?
Hi Kevin, Clearing configuration does not remove the data. That is done by initialization. Fast initialization does not take the time to erase data either.
Just figured I'd drop this here: In the BIOS Configuration Utility, when selecting items in the drop down menu, the color to select is light blue. However, when it asks if you want to clear the configuration, the color to select is dark blue. I spent a solid 10 minutes trying to figure out why it wasn't letting me create a VD and it turned out to just be the inverted colors lol
Brilliant video Christian. Thanks a lot. What is the significance of making a Virtual Disk? Why can't they just operate like normal hard drives by themselves?
Does VD relate to partitions, or flashing with an .iso?
Thanks, but my each of my individual physical hard drives cannot exceed 2TB... There are some big 2TB hard drives that I'm going to put in SATA port.
Hi Christian, when clearing configuration does that remove data from the Drives or simply clearing how the drives are setup to function.
Hi Kevin, Clearing configuration does not remove the data. That is done by initialization. Fast initialization does not take the time to erase data either.