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There is a good chance that if you simply did "drap n drop", that you did not copy all of the recovery files. There are system files that are not as simple to copy. I successfully copied my recover partition onto a USB and the did a system restore in this thread...

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It may be easier to leave all of the permissions the same and use CMD line XCOPY. It may be more efficient if you get an external drive and make a restore point on it through your control panel.

There are links in this thread http://www.eightforums.com/installation-setup/72944-recovery-new-hdd-using-recovery-partition-copy-usb.html on making a USB Recovery boot stick. this will allow you to boot without DVDrom. It's a little complicated though.

Try using a Win8 recovery CD boot disc which should give you the options to open BIOS instead of going through the recovery process.

That's one of the things that annoys me about seemingly every MS OS since XP. In order to shut one thing down, you have to go through twelve different menus and options. What I would suggest is going through your Task Scheduler and look for all instances of Bluetooth and make sure that you go...

Are they using FTP through their browser or through a third party program?

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On your computer in Control Panel/Network.

You need to open the properties of your network connections/adapter and enable DHCP.

Before you switched to the Router/Modem, were your PC settings for DHCP enabled? Is your "server" a "Desktop PC"? If so, I would suggest changing your network card to a different slot. If that doesn't work try that network card on a different computer to make sure that it works properly...

It's at the top of your pic, (You can apply this view to all folders of this type). "Apply to folders" button at the top on the left.

I apologize. I must be thinking of an older Win or something. I just checked and it's not there on Win8.0. I would suggest you try and open a window, preferably a shortcut link to an existing folder, not the My Computer drive listing, and resize as big as you want. Do not open any folders...

Those "found.000"s are files and partial files that are renamed. if you sort by size, you should be able to discern some of them and rename their file extensions accordingly. This will only help so much and the rest of the files you will have to access individually with each file by either...

When you open the options menu, are you sure you have remember windows positions/size selected?