Hi everyone! I have a small Asus Transformer Book T100 (Windows 8.1). With a 32 GB SSD inside the screen (C: the OS drive). And a 500 GB HDD in the keyboard (D: that I use for storing films, photos, music and future programs to install on C:). I also have a 32 GB micro SD card (E:).

My question: is it possible to add the SSD C: and the card E:, to obtain a 64 GB SSD? And oops sorry, of course without changing or formating anything! I guess the rules aren't different for a micromachine like mine. I read lots of articles on Google. I don't think it's a good idea (I guess I must format C: and reinstall everything).

No problem if impossible, I usually use this laptop in my bed, with the touchscreen. For me, more a toy than a computer. I know that nearly everyone here hates Windows 8 (but this isn't a question of OS). If anyone has an idea (you may tell me it's a silly project)... Thanks in advance.

Cool vid of a supercell forming. With some bits on BABlog.

I was happy with my little Asus Transformer Book T100 (half laptop, half tablet, under Windows 8.1) when one day, suddenly, after trying to start the machine, I got a blue screen (not the classic ugly Blue Screen of Death, no doubt, a very nice blue color, but a blue screen ...) saying:

"Your PC needs to be repaired ... blablabla... Error code: 0xc0000034 ... blablabla". I was locked in the BIOS and could do NOTHING.

Bad news, but not very important, always better than real life... I called the vendor (phone, email) and then Asus-France. A shame, only unable people. No positive answer. I guess they don't worry about me. Then I googled, googled, googled ... and I finally found a guy who have had a very similar problem in the past.

His solution: press F9 (yes: F9) while turning the PC on. And miracle, you can see a pretty menu, with some explanations.

Yes!!! Now my toy is back, with my favorites applications (all the dummies like me enjoy applications). A bad but interesting adventure.

This is a fun article, if you can't open it its worth finding a way

http://www.bbc.com/autos/story/20140502-the-best-british-cars-never-built

These things can be really destructive.

Thought this was fairly interesting. I actually thought PC gamers already outnumbered the consoles but I was never sure.

It mentions AAA games which is a term I had not seen before. Meaning big budget games like Watch Dogs. Saying that they are few and far between.

http://hexus.net/gaming/news/industry/69141-global-pc-games-market-revenue-overtakes-consoles/