Handle the Windows 8 disk partitioner - Acessando o particionador do Windows 8

Handle the Windows 8 disk partitioner - Acessando o particionador do Windows 8

Atenção: esta ferramenta do Win 8 é para usuários avançados em manipulação de discos rígidos. Há riscos altos de perdas de informações.

Attention: this Win 8 tool just should be used by advanced users in hard disks management. The risk of missing recorded data is high.
 

  O win 8 tem um particionador próprio, além da ferramenta ter outras funções.
Win 8 has a partitioner tool and other functions.

Basta digitar windows R no teclado. Abre uma tela de comando 'Run' (inglês) ou "Executar" (português).
Just type windows+R keys. It will open a small 'run' command screen:

Em seguida, digite diskmgmt.msc e, em seguida, digite Enter, ou clique em 'OK'.
Then, type diskmgmt.msc and, after that, type Enter, ou just click 'OK'.

Vai abrir uma tela do disk management do Win 8:
So, it will open the Win 8 disk management screen:

Windows 8 & 8.1 - Accessing the bios options

After installing Windows 8.1, I cannot see the bios options anymore.
How do I can see the bios options?

To get into the BIOS, open Settings, then select General. Under Advanced Startup, click on Restart Now. 

This will restart your computer into the boot menu.

This applies to WIN 8. I think this will be the same for WIN 8.1. Good luck.


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(portuguese)

Depois de instalar o Windows 8.1, não consigo ver mais as opções de boot. No meu caso, com um laptop Toshiba, antes da instalação, estava disponível a tecla f12 para outras opões de boot ou del, para acessar a bios. Agora, não aparece mais. Como acessar as opções da bios?

Clique em 'configurações' e procure pelo 'opções gerais'  e carregamento avançado. Clique em recarregar o sistema. O PC será religado, com as opções de bios.

Disable Windows 8.1 Help Sticker Notifications

from: http://www.thewindowsclub.com/disable-windows-8-1-help-sticker-notifications
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Windows 8.1 introduces Help Stickers to get you acquainted with the new features that the OS has to offer. The feature is great and can help you learn the new features quickly. The stickers are black, white and red in color and show you how to access the new features, bars, buttons and sensitive corners. But if you would like to disable the Help Sticker Notifications in Windows 8.1, here is how you can go about doing it.

Disable Help Sticker Notifications in Windows 8.1

Run regedit to open the registry editor and navigate to the following key:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows

Once there, right-click on Windows and select New > Key and name it EdgeUI.

Next, select EdgeUI and then in the right side pane, right-click and create a new DWORD (32-bit) Value. Name the new value as DisableHelpSticker. Double-click on DisableHelpSticker and enter 1 in the Value data box. Click “OK”.
Restart your PC and the Help Stickers should no longer be visible to  you explaining to do things in Windows 8.1. Nevertheless, if you feel the need to get it back, you can do so  by navigating back to what you created viz, the EdgeUI key and delete it from the registry. This will enable the help stickers, again.
The Help Stickers in Windows 8.1 is an easy way to learn the OS that a handful of consumers complained was too complicated for use when it was first released. If you are a new Windows 8.1 user you might find ‘Help Stickers’ as the first guide to help you get started with Windows 8.1 for first few days. The stickers may point out key things to remember and do.

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Posted by AnandK@TWC on October 21, 2013 , in Category Windows with Tags Features, Windows 8.1

Anand Khanse aka HappyAndyK is an end-user Windows enthusiast, a Microsoft MVP in Windows, since 2006, and the Admin of TheWindowsClub.com, TheGeeksClub.com & WinVistaClub.com. Creating a System Restore Point before trying out a new software or a tweak is always recommended.