yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Off-topic] ShadowLea:
Uh, the Windows install always displays the drive letter. (Even the pirated ones.) And usually even the name of the drive.

Can you still get to the device manager? If so, it has a partition manager which'll list which drive is which.

If not, boot into BIOS. Check which one is set as the boot device, that one's C:/.

Also, you can disconnect an internal harddrive.. Just open the door and pull out the cable... ;) (I always do that on a Windows install to prevent conflicts and potential data loss. (even on my laptop. My Asus grants full hardware access.).)
[Off-topic] Thin_Bezel:
It is not my computer. The menu is like this.

And when I try to go to BIOS is requires a password and my friend says he doesn't know it.

We can't boot the current windows because we deleted the first small partition.
[Off-topic] om22:
Make sure you´ve backed up any data you need and delete both partitions. Then click on the unassociated space and select "new". Proceed with the installation.

OH THE SCREEN IS NOT FROM YOUR INSTALLATION? Thought that were you´r partitions -.- Don´t proceed please post a pic of YOUR screen.
[Off-topic] Thin_Bezel:
It is the same like that. I just want to know which of these is drive C. I want only to format drive c and let drive d.
[Off-topic] om22:
No it's not the same. It depends in which sata plug the harddrive is plugged on your motherboard. It's not alphabetical. Just look at the free space and think how much data you've got on your d:/ that's the only way.
[Off-topic] Thin_Bezel:
Looks like I am out of luck. I've already deleted the small partition which boots up windows so I can't see how much memory each drive has. Thanks anyways
[Off-topic] om22:
You can see it in the install screen!
[Off-topic] Thin_Bezel:
Yes I know. But they are both 1 TB and I don't know how much free space Disk C has because I can't boot windows.
[Off-topic] |>/\nte:
The "system reserved" partition is the backup one. I have a very similar configuration to that. The partition you want to format is the second, the one that says "primary". Also, windows couldn't be installed in a ~300-400mb partition.
[Off-topic] om22:
You didn´t notice the "free space" tab?
[Off-topic] om22:
Nah that´s not his setup that´s only a pic to show what screen he is in.
[Off-topic] Thin_Bezel:
I'm sorry you are not understanding it. I of course see that free space. But I don't know which of these disks is C. Because when I started to install windows, I didn't go to Computer to see how much free space Disk C has so I can easily recognize it on the installation screen. And I can't check it because I can't boot windows anymore.
[Off-topic] om22:
You can't even estimate it? I see it everyday when i start explorer I almost know the exact free space of my 2 drives.

Well then you have to create a bootable linux live usb or cd on another pc and boot it so you can see where youre files are and look for the space used of that disk.

Or you can use a commandline. You can open it somehow from the windows setup don't know how exactly and use the "dir" and "cd" command to inspect your folders.
[Off-topic] Thin_Bezel:
I don't know it because it is not my computer. It is my friend's. I found out the BIOS password. Now I think I can find it out from BIOS, right?
[Off-topic] om22:
I don't think so. You'll only find out the manufucturer of the drive and the space in bios.

---------- Post added at 01:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:18 PM ----------

Or you can use a commandline. You can open it somehow from the windows setup don't know how exactly and use the "dir" and "cd" command to inspect your folders.

---------- Post added at 01:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:18 PM ----------

I would use a linux live cd or open the computer and extract one of the drives and connect it to my computer or put it in my external hdd case to connect it via usb.

Easiest way would be the linux live cd if you´re not familiar with opening pcs or don´t want it because it´s your friends pc.
[Off-topic] |>/\nte:
The largest partition is the one that contained windows. Unless both partitions of your disk are on the same size, you should install windows 8 on the largest partition.
[Off-topic] om22:
Please read the thread ;) he has 2 partitions of exactly the same size and doesn't know which one contains the files and which one windows.
[Off-topic] Thin_Bezel:
Pretty much :)
[Off-topic] |>/\nte:
Yeah...sorry about that. Got a bit confused. Anyway, I may have an idea, but it'll take some time to see. Why doesn't thin_bezel take out one drive and connect it to another computer as external (there are enclosures being sold for this case)? That way thin_bezel can see which drive contained windows 7 and which one has the backup files...I know it may be stupid, but that what I came out with...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Tokyorob:
Bought a Orange M3100 and connected to softbank/Vodafone(JP) using the Vodofone AP and the super Happy Packet option with light usage my bill is about 10,000 - 11,200 without any phone calls (less than "super happy" i think)

Thinking of changing so I can change to the unlimted usage open softbank 3g link

However it's seems Softbank (tokyo station) are totally hopeless and don't know about the unlimited plan or what plans are best

What plan are you on and how much per month ?

Also Whats are the limit to the unmeter AP ? can i use Skype/MSN messenger/POP3 and use the phone as a modem ?

Regards

Rob
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] lindseyp:
Hi there. I don't know the answer to your questions directly, but I bought my X01HT from Bic Camera right by Yurakucho station yesterday (I work by Tokyo station) and they were very knowledgeable. I told them my current bill and usage pattern and they suggested 2 different roughly equivalent plans which suited that level. If you don't get an answer here I'd give them a try.

... dunno if they speak English though, sorry if that's another issue.

In answer to one of your questions: You can use skype/msn/pop3 etc but the unlimited plan does *not* apply when using the phone as a modem. No idea how they would police this but they were keen to warn me when they sold me my phone.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] aquasesh:
Maybe this post here will answer some of your questions. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=1068541#post1068541

You can use Skype/MSN/POP3/IMAP just fine, and you can use the phone

as USB/Blooth modem...
[XDA Assist] aleale97:
Hi everyone, as first: thank you for making android as rich as you are making it :).

I've a GT-I9070 with stock android , i can boot in to recovery mode holding down volup/home/power and i have the option to install zip files and wipe data so i wanted to install one of theese roms: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2578599 OR http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s-advance/orig-development/rom-mahdi-rom-2-7-t2869985

Questions:

Is as simple as downloading the zip packages, putting them in to the SD Card and install them with the recovery mode?

Some users can't install the roms becouse of the wrong recovery mode(?), in many post is written to install an app from play store and use it to replace boot.img, will be the phone still booting after a faild attempt of flashing a custom rom?

Thanks very much for reading and sorry for the english, i'm Italian and i'm still studying :laugh:

Alessandro.
[XDA Assist] Darth:
Hi,

First thing, is are you rooted? You need a custom recovery to flash a ROM.

This is the place to find help and ask questions for your device,

Samsung Galaxy S Advance I9070>Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

And here is a recovery guide, it also says how to flash ROMs with it...

Samsung Galaxy S Advance I9070>Galaxy S Advance I9070 General>[Complete Guide] What Is ClockworkMod And How To Use It

Good luck!
[XDA Assist] aleale97:
Thank you very much! I was wandering if i still need to root it and install a custom recovery even if my recovery allows me to wipe cache/partitions and to install zip files :)

If someone confirm that i'll give cyanogen 4.4 a shot with my phone since it's full of customization by samsung that i don't like and cyanogen if full of customization that i DO like :laugh:

EDIT: In this post someone use odin to flash the image and then uses stock recovery to clean up(if needed), can i follow the same procedure?

Thanks for the link and the answere! :D
[XDA Assist] Darth:
You definitely need a custom recovery to flash a rom. And the rom will be rooted anyway. If you want to unroot after, that's your choice. Read up on that, or ask in Q&A section link I gave you.

As far as flashing a rom with Odin... Never heard of that, only stock firmware. Yes, you also flash custom recovery with Odin. Not roms tho.

Anything else, please use the Q&A section for help. ?
[Sony Xperia L] hansi77:
repost in cm thread
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] vikrantnegi007:
How do I install the same app multiple times on my android device?

Let's say that two people want to use the same app on one mobile phone but without logging in and out every time. So is it possible to install same app. twice so that two people can use them simultaneously on the same device?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Akdevil:
Can anyone help me in rooting Maxx AX5?
[Moto 360] Dan76:
Gadgetwhore has a post on 3rd party metal bands. I see the warning from Moto about possible interference with radios, but I'm still very tempted... especially when one is only $12 from Amazon. What do you guys think?
[Moto 360] Dusty Rhodes:
Meh. I say just get a band that you like and put it on. Maybe we should get people to post pictures of their M360 with their aftermarket metal band along with a purchase link and any special information so people could get one if they like it? But only bands that are actually confirmed as compatible and being used by the poster. Not to hijack or anything.
[Moto 360] Mr Ian B:
Already thread in general forum.

Ian B
[Moto 360] AfroCreame:
Stopped by the store and picked up the pebble steel band but didn't like how it tapered down. Had this new band installed at a jewelers yesterday..
[Moto 360] blockhead___:
That looks sweet! So I take it that band was purchased at the jewelry store, do you mind if I ask how much it was for the band and installation?
[Moto 360] AfroCreame:
Yes, it was around $80 installed.
[Moto 360] opasha:
You're joking, right :). Your band looks great, but that's a lot, especially considering the finish of your band. It looks like it will scratch up like crazy.
[Moto 360] Crazypinoy9:
Well actually he paid the exact cost of what Moto will charge people to buy the metal bands separately later this year...
[Moto 360] opasha:
Yes, of that I am quite aware. Anyone who buys that ugly band...I deeply pity them - it looks like trash compared to their original (beautiful) render. They didn't even get the right dimensions when they created the connecting point. Have you seen the Engadget pics of it? It sticks out so far from the watch as if it's some cheap attachment. Paying $80 for that garbage?
[Moto 360] ChrisAshton84:
The really interesting thing about that photo is it shows the official band doesn't just clip in, it has some sort of plastic adapter. The iFixit review thought that the outer steel casing was grounded to the internals. Motorola claimed metal bands can cause interference. If that's the case, maybe this plastic adapter is to ensure the metal band never touches the metal case, since the case may be the antenna?
[Moto 360] erandhawa:
Have you experienced any interference with the bluetooth?
[Moto 360] opasha:
This could very well be true or just a fabrication so that people only buy their metal band. Just look at all the bands everyone is trying/discussing and successfully using. Moto knew this might happen, but probably didn't expect it to this degree. So I guess, the only story for them to get any sales at all would be to say something like this plastic adapter only comes with and fits our metal band. So if you don't want interference, you can only buy our band, until some company makes a plastic piece themselves and charges 3-5 dollars for it. Then, their argument is completely shot, lol.
[Moto 360] senseijuan:
If you are interested here are some of the best looking watch strap for Moto360 smartwatch I think

http://www.smartwatchappcenter.com/best-motobest-moto360-watch-strap-replacement-steel-watch-band-for-black-moto360.html
[Moto 360] Cr4z33:
Although they are all black only.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1
[Moto 360] spinedoc:
I like that stock metal band, it looks very nice. I think the reason it looks nicer than any aftermarket one is that it's oversized, you can see that the band is wider than the slot it fits into. I'd guess it's at least 24mm and also it doesn't taper.. It's such a huge watch it needs a very wide strap otherwise it looks cheesy.

I can see the attachment point looking odd if you have thin wrists, as the person in your pictures does. Then when it exits out it makes a sharp 90 degree turn down and looks like it doesn't belong, a curved adapter like many watchband have would have solved this. I'll bet it looks good with a thicker wrist though.

Here is a pic of the moto band unattached, I don't think its a plastic adapter at all. It looks like the attachment points are simply tapered down arms.
[Moto 360] Gurule92:
I got a relic band, it's stainless steel and I have had it on for about a day and no issues with any signal or anything
[Moto 360] kmdkmd:
they are, but at a later date. For early adopters they will offer the band for a special price.
[Moto 360] WingnutStrikesBack:
Hey guys,

we in Germany must wait till 10/09 to buy the moto360.

I am searching right now for a metal band. Before I buy one should i know how the surface is. Is it glossy or mat?

I am deciding between these two:

Glossy:

http://www.uhrenarmband-versand.de/Uhrenbandversand-p18413h572s2721-Uhrenarmband-Edelsta.html

Mat:

http://www.uhrenarmband-versand.de/Uhrenbandversand-p18417h572s2721-Uhrenarmband-Edelsta.html

Thanks

Gesendet von meinem Nexus 5 mit Tapatalk
[Moto 360] opasha:
The finish of the Moto360 is pretty reflective/glossy but not too glossy. Here are two completely different watch bands with the black.

1) Pebble Steel Black Metal Band: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55450516&postcount=10

2) Glossy Black Metal Band: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55338761&postcount=105

Here's the full thread for watch bands: http://xdaforums.com/moto-360/general/thread-to-discuss-22mm-watch-bands-t2868429
[Moto 360] dolebomo:
Picked up a Keiser tech 22 mm steel band at best buy. It even lists the 360 as compatible. Love it and seems to not putting and more pressure on the back than the leather band.
[Moto 360] PTzero:
Does it touch the rounded part of the back at all?
[Moto 360] EL_G15:
Thank you
[Moto 360] bustanut666:
Check this out. New metal band for 360. Looks good. Comes in silver but no pic posted yet. From the pic seems like a smart design. I think I see a cutout on the edges of the connector ends of the band so u can fit a screwdriver in to remove the pin If this indeed is a 22mm mod that will fit snug.

Xieminstainless Steel Watch Band for Motorola Moto 360 Smartwatch (... http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00PJMOMDK/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_bfAzub12CNBPJ
[Moto 360] Zhou86:
As mentioned a few pages ago, I have sent my Pebble Steel band for modification to reduce the stress on the backplate by the steel band. I got it back and it looks like this:

Much better now, but I think I'll still get the official metal bands... :p
[Moto 360] bustanut666:
Looks like it's still gonna Crack if u have small wrist. Not hanging straight down enough unless your fingers are pushing it up in 3rd pic
[Moto 360] Zhou86:
Hmm yeah my finger wasn't holding it up. But my wrist are quite above average, almost 7inches around. I noticed somehow 1 side hangs down more than the other, not sure why is it so. Hope its not because of some defect in the position of the strapholes. I think I will still end up with the official metal bands in the future...wearing this strap somehow makes me more paranoid and insecure.

Update: So far I have been wearing for 3 days, no issues at all, I think the steel band barely contacts the backplate.
[Moto 360] dolebomo:
The first hinge is right at the edge of the plastic back. Seems to be fine on my wrist size (one link removed).
[Moto 360] mikespe:
I almost bought this band but I bought the Keiser Lether one that looks GREAT...it's the same color as the band on the Asus Zenwatch....did you have to modify the band at all? I had to make a little notch in the leather one for the little tabs inside the watch..
[Moto 360] jms_uk:
One amazon review said the black finish isnt very durable, which might be a concern..
[Moto 360] dolebomo:
No modification needed. still very happy with it.
[Moto 360] mikespe:
Does anyone think this band would fit the 360? It has an adjustable squeeze end from 18mm to 22mm...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/18-22mm-Black-and-Metal-Watch-Band-with-Stainless-Steel-Sport-Link-Hadley-Roma-/221482017347?pt=US_Watch_Bands&hash=item33915b6243
[Moto 360] bustanut666:
From looks of it, it will probably crack the back of the moto 360 because looks like the end pieces do not bend freely. Also, you'll have to cut off the plastic tabs on moto 360.

I have the pebble band but I am actually using the ritche band right now, looks good, thick band, and no cracking. I also just ordered this, cuz it was so cheap. Will receive probably by tomorrow.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/20113433767...49&var=500301064428&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

This looks exactly like the ritche band but i think they cut out the center. This is probably your best bet.

http://www.amazon.com/Xiemin-Stainl...qid=1416518564&sr=8-17&keywords=moto+360+band
[Moto 360] mikespe:
Thank you for the links...but I thought I read that the Ritchie band needed notches cut out to fit the 360 tabs? Did you have to modify it at all? I like that first link you posted!!! Thanks again!!
[Moto 360] bustanut666:
yeah.. i shaved off the notches on the moto 360 awhile ago... but if your good with a dremel, you can cut a section off the ritche band real easily i bet..
[Moto 360] mikespe:
AHHH see I want a band I don't need to modify nor cut the tabs off the 360 in case I decide to return it (I have until Jan 15 to decide)...I was hoping one of these would work without mods
[Moto 360] bustanut666:
this is probably your only bet then(comes in diff colors), other than the pebble band..

http://www.amazon.com/Xiemin-Stainl...qid=1416518564&sr=8-17&keywords=moto+360+band
[Moto 360] mikespe:
Thank you...I will look into that one!!
[Moto 360] bustanut666:
3rd band. Ain't buying anymore. Looks great and was only $12. But it was a pain to fit. Had to dremel it. Other 2 bands pictured are pebble and ritche.
[Moto 360] kloan:
Looks good, where'd you get it?

Does it taper, or is it the same thickness the whole length? I'm getting sick of every band I look at being tapered.. I don't get it. Why not just stick with one thickness?

I just want a nice, thick SS band. If I could find one that's 24-26mm I'd dremel it to fit, but all the ones I see are still freakin tapered!
[Moto 360] bustanut666:
Nope. Doesn't taper. Same all around but the clasp is bigger.

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=201134337673&alt=web
[Moto 360] Spartoi:
I got the Super Engineer II watch band but I need to remove some links and its driving me crazy. To those who have it, what screwdriver size did you use to remove some links? I'm using a 1mm size screwdriver and it seems to have just striped the screw. :(

EDIT:

I also swapped the end link with first link but when I close the clasp its really loose and can just be pulled open. If I exert force on "locking in" the clasp it will close firmly, but then opening it is a bit harder. Is this normal?
[Moto 360] Dusty Rhodes:
I just used a $5 eyeglass screwdriver tool that I picked up at a Duane Reade long ago. Sorry to hear you stripped your pin.

As far as the clasp, you're pressing the release buttons to open it, right? It should easily click shut and easily pop open when you press the release buttons on the sides.
[Moto 360] Spartoi:
I haven't attached the band yet to my Moto 360 btw. Anyways, when I close the clasp it doesn't fully lock in and can easily be pulled off without using the buttons on the sides. If I push in the inside of the clasp (the part that touches your wrist) it will lock in firmly but the issue with this is that I won't be able to do this once I've attached the band to my Moto 360 and wear it, and if I do, do this the buttons on the side are very stiff to unlock the clasp.

Perhaps I button on the ends on the clasp wrong or something? Here are some pics of the band: http://imgur.com/a/APpzO

If possible, could you show me some pictures of your band?
[Moto 360] wollac11:
Did anyone ever try the Xiemin bands from Amazon as linked to a couple of pages back? They seem to be the only third party metal bands made specifically for the 360 but was hoping to hear a review or some feedback from someone who's purchased one before ordering.
[Moto 360] bustanut666:
I don't have super engineer but seems as though u installed it wrong. The locking latch looks to be in wrong position. Maybe when u reversed the band u put the latching piece the wrong way. Because it doesn't look right. I would say, on the last pic. Remove band from right side. Move latch other way and put back band but in between locking piece.
[Moto 360] maximus96:
your clasp is correct. I had the same problem with my initial SEII, can't close properly unless I press hard and the only way to press hard was to press from the inside...It won't come apart when you flip the other locking piece on but its a defect. I requested a replacement from amazon...no issues with replacement.
[Moto 360] Dusty Rhodes:
Your clasp is on wrong. The locking mechanism should go above the band. I'll illustrate in a minute.

Maybe this will help...
[Moto 360] maximus96:
oh that's right i didn't see the other pictures below the first two, flip the little flap around and try it again http://imgur.com/6Drpxg1
[Moto 360] Spartoi:
Thanks everyone, I fixed the clasp issue. Now I just need to get some better screwdrivers....
[Moto 360] Erik1805:
Sorry for asking, but could not really find it. Can you put the PEBBLE STEEL band on the Moto360 without modifying the moto360?

Thanks
[Moto 360] hush66:
Yes, you can. Many of us have done so.
[Moto 360] bryan065:
I'm using the 22mm version of this band:

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/291011251849...eName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649

Had to cut off the little bits inside the watch but it was super easy to do. band fits perfectly snug and I don't think it'll crack the back, been using it for about a week now.
[Moto 360] bustanut666:
Same band I got. It's nice. But I had to dremel alot of it to fit. Dunno how u squeezed it in.
[Moto 360] bryan065:
which part did you have to dremel? I just made sure to cut off the tabs on the watch. After that It was a really tight fit but it fit regardless. If it made a difference I had precision tools so I could push/force the pins into place. I can get a few pictures/walkthroughs if anyone else is getting this band too.
[Moto 360] Erik1805:
Bought the Pebble steel band. Fits great and looks good for $20 :)
[Moto 360] impala454:
I'm thinking of getting this one. Now that you've had it for a while, what do you think?
[Moto 360] darkamikaze:
TL;DR

Love it.

Haven't had any urge whatsoever to change it. Clasp works great. If I really had to be picky I wish the band was slightly wider for aesthetic reasons.
[Moto 360] Erik1805:
Installed the pebble steel band. Looks great

[IMG="Moto360"]http://topstudentloan.com/moto360.JPG[/IMG]