After creating Raspberry Pi OS, how do I make my Windows system recognize all these cards at the same time again?

Nero USBxCOPY supports to create Raspberry Pi OS for multiple SD cards or sticks. There is no problem using these SD cards or memory sticks on the Raspberry Pi. For Windows, if you insert a single SD card or memory stick, the Windows system can also correctly identify the device.
But, if you connect multiple SD cards or sticks that have been created as Raspberry Pi OS to Windows at the same time, the system can only correctly recognize the first device. As shown in the screenshots below – the system can only recognize one disk (actually it is a SD card), and the other is offline. This is caused by some system limitations.

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2_only one stick recognized

You have to reset the disk volume information for these cards or sticks, if you want to make use of them at Windows system again.

Please follow below steps to update the removable disk volume information:

  1. Please open system ā€˜Computer Managementā€™ > Storage > Disk Management. You may see some removable disks are marked as offline.
  2. Select a removable disk to update the volumes info. I will start with Disk 2, as an example. Please make sure you are operating on a right disk!
  3. Right click the ā€˜bootā€™ of Disk 2. Delete Volume. Click OK in system confirm message. 3_Delete Volumes
  4. Please delete the volume to another primary partition of Disk.
  5. Now Disk 2 is unallocated.
  6. Please new simple volume from context menu.4_new simple volume
  7. Follow the system wizard to continue.5_follow system wizard
  8. Please delete and new volume information for all sticks. It is fine to keep one stick as old volume information.
  9. After all are finished, please plug out all sticks and attached them back one by one. Then system will recognize all your sticks.

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AI Photo Tagger new feature survey – have your personalized AI tags locally

Nero AI Photo Tagger are not able to recognize all of your photos.

  • Do you want to have your own personalized AI tags and let Nero AI learning them?
  • Are you interested in turning your great machine learning ideas into reality?
  • Do you have any interesting to have your own AI recognition system locally, without uploading any data to the cloud?

For example, Nero AI Photo Tagger now only recognizes ‘flower’ and ‘tree’ of plants. With personalized AI tag local training, you can let Nero AI learn to recognize more kinds of flowers, such as ‘rose’ or ‘lily’. Of course, you need to prepare some photos for training, such as photos of rose or lily.

So, please tell us what do you think:

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Backup or Restore with WebDAV storage in Nero BackItUp

What is WebDAV

In the earlier stages of Web development, users were only able to read or view content on the web. Obviously, somebody had to create or write the content offline before uploading it. But it was not possible back them for users to connect to Web servers, open documents, and then edit them online like the way we do now.

Noticing the potential of the internet for remote collaboration applications like distributed content authoring, where multiple authors could work together on the same document type even while writing from different parts of the globe, an IETF team was formed to create extensions to Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) that could allow such applications.

What is WebDAV? WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) is an extension of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) that allows clients to perform remote Web content authoring operations. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebDAV) Ā Since it was an HTTP extension, WebDAV is normally served via port 80 for the HTTP connections and port 443 for the HTTPS connections. Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is used to encrypt the WebDAV HTTPS connections, which makes them ideal for confidential documents.

And a Web Distributed Server or a WebDAV server that allows remote content editing and reading. It runs on the WebDAV protocol that enables users to change, create or move files on the server. If you are using a WebDAV server for file storage on your local network, you can be able to continue working on your documents before uploading them into the webserver.

 

WebDAV Directories

WebDAV directories are analogous to the file system directory. An index is necessary to view the documents on the server. Every file in the directory bears a URI with the directory URI as the prefix. The documents also have the WebDAV root as the prefix.

 

WebDAV Server URIs

Directories are usually stored as property documents in a server database.Ā  The directory will have a URI ending in a forward slash (/) sign.

 

What is a WebDAV Server Root Directory?

WebDAV servers often have a concept of a root. This is the highest-level directory that can be accessed from the server. The root functions as a prefix for the documents and directory URIs in the WebDAV server. The root could be any URI always ending with a forward slash (/).Ā  All the files accessible via the WebDAV server need to have URIs beginning with the root. In the same case, documents created via a WebDAV client must have URIs starting with the WebDAV root.

 

How to backup content to WebDAV storage

Create a new Backup task, select the Online Storage as the backup target.

Add Backup Job

4 new pre-configured WebDAV storage providers are added to the Online Storage list: Meinkonto Cloud, HiDrive, pCloud, and QCloud. Click on any WebDAV storage provider. In the pop-up window, the host name and the Remote directory (means WebDAV Server Root Directory) are disabled to edit. You only need to input the user account and the password.

Info. For some WebDAV storage providers, you need to create an additional access token or access account and password.

SelectWebDAVProvider Pre-config WebDAV provider

After signing in successfully, Nero BackItUp will guide you back to the previous screen. From there it is the same process as in previous Online Copy Backups: Select the backup source, rename the backup and select the backup schedule type.

WebDAV target selected Select Source

 

 

After everything is done, the newly created backup job will appear in the Home screen, and the job will auto start.

Job Running

Backup content to customize WebDAV storage

It is also possible to add other WebDAV storage providers which are not pre-configured in Nero BackItUp.

Select ā€œAdd another WebDAV storageā€ and put in the correct host name, remote root directory, account and password. Nero BackItUp also can access the given WebDAV storage provider.

Info: For the host name and remote root directory, it may have different configurations for different WebDAV providers. Please check the help sections from the WebDAV providers.

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How to restore content from WebDAV storage

Restoring the content from WebDAV storage is simple. In the restore screen, find the job, find the content you want to restore, set restore path and conflict policy, and start the restore.

Restore

Future Reference

https://www.telekom.de/hilfe/festnetz-internet-tv/produkte/magentacloud?viewMode=faq

https://www.strato.de/faq/path/423/Erste-Schritte.html

https://www.pcloud.com/help/drive-help-center/

 

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FAQs – Nero AI Photo Tagger Beta version

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the Nero AI Photo Tagger Beta version?

The Nero AI Photo Tagger Beta lets users try out pre-release features. The feedback you provide on quality and usability helps us identify issues, fix them, and make Nero AI Photo Tagger even better. Please note that since the public beta version has not yet been commercially released by Nero, it may contain errors or inaccuracies and may not function as well as commercially released version.

  • How do I try the beta?

So far, Beta version is only available for subscription(23.5.x.x) users.

After you updated to the version which included Beta features, you will get a Beta promotion dialog:
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Clicking ‘Try It’, Nero AI Photo Tagger will enable the Beta features for you.
If you want to try the Beta afterwards, you can open Options dialog and check the option – ‘I am interested in trying the beta.’ Then after you restart the application, Nero AI Photo Tagger will enable the BETA features for you.
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All Beta features are marked with ‘Beta’ logo:

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  • What is the major difference between beta features and released features?

Compared with the released features, the Beta features may contain errors or inaccuracies, there is still room for improvement in detection accuracy and performance, the cooperation between other Suite applications may still missing, and the supported languages are very limited. But overall, the beta features will not affect the normal use of the application in general.

  • How can I send the feedback?

Following the option of ‘trying the beta’, it is the link to sendĀ beta feedback. Clicking the link can participate in our beta survey. You can also send your feedback to Nero technical support. Any feedback you provide on quality and usability helps us identify issues, fix them, and make Nero AI Photo Tagger even better.

  • How do I rollback to the commercially released version?

If you donā€™t want to try the Beta features anymore, you just need to uncheck the ā€˜I am interested in trying the betaā€™ option. After an application restart,Ā  you will back to the commercially released version.

 

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