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Hi Cicely, After I left my Asus T100 running last night, I was greeted with the infamous BSOD. Since I was in a hurry, I turned it off and restarted the machine. I perked up the machine with a Scan and Disk Doctor. To my surprise, the problem of the missing ASC8 icon disappeared. Now, whenever I start my Asus, I am happy that the ASC8 icon is always present on the task bar. :-) EDIT: There must have been a problem in the system and it seems that it is corrected.

Hi Cicely, After I left my Asus T100 running last night, I was greeted with the infamous BSOD. Since I was in a hurry, I turned it off and restarted the machine. I perked up the machine with a Scan and Disk Doctor. To my surprise, the problem of the missing ASC8 icon disappeared. Now, whenever I start my Asus, I am happy that the ASC8 icon is always present on the task bar. :-) EDIT: There must have been a problem in the system and it seems that it is corrected.

Hi Cicely, I just mistakenly deleted a very large file from my WD Passport Ultra today, which gave me a chance to try out the Undelete part of ASC8. It turned out to be very rudimentary, and could only find 7 deleted files. As of this writing, another freeware program has found 170 deleted files and is doing a deep scan to give me options to recover my lost file. May I suggest the development team to improve this part in future versions?

Hi Cicely, I just mistakenly deleted a very large file from my WD Passport Ultra today, which gave me a chance to try out the Undelete part of ASC8. It turned out to be very rudimentary, and could only find 7 deleted files. As of this writing, another freeware program has found 170 deleted files and is doing a deep scan to give me options to recover my lost file. May I suggest the development team to improve this part in future versions?

Hi Cicely, I just mistakenly deleted a very large file from my WD Passport Ultra today, which gave me a chance to try out the Undelete part of ASC8. It turned out to be very rudimentary, and could only find 7 deleted files. As of this writing, another freeware program has found 170 deleted files and is doing a deep scan to give me options to recover my lost file. May I suggest the development team to improve this part in future versions?

Hi Cicely, I just mistakenly deleted a very large file from my WD Passport Ultra today, which gave me a chance to try out the Undelete part of ASC8. It turned out to be very rudimentary, and could only find 7 deleted files. As of this writing, another freeware program has found 170 deleted files and is doing a deep scan to give me options to recover my lost file. May I suggest the development team to improve this part in future versions?

Hi Cicely, I just mistakenly deleted a very large file from my WD Passport Ultra today, which gave me a chance to try out the Undelete part of ASC8. It turned out to be very rudimentary, and could only find 7 deleted files. As of this writing, another freeware program has found 170 deleted files and is doing a deep scan to give me options to recover my lost file. May I suggest the development team to improve this part in future versions?

Hi Cicely, Demo shows that my C: drive is on an SDD (as shown in DemoLog.txt). The Asus web site says it is an eMMC. The P: drive where I installed ASC8 is shown as an HDD, but it is definitely a micro-SD card from Kingston. [ATTACH]temp_13983_1410614741336_977[/ATTACH] I have upgraded B1 to B2, and am still unable to show the ASC icon on startup.

Hi Cicely, Demo shows that my C: drive is on an SDD (as shown in DemoLog.txt). The Asus web site says it is an eMMC. The P: drive where I installed ASC8 is shown as an HDD, but it is definitely a micro-SD card from Kingston. [ATTACH]temp_13983_1410614741336_977[/ATTACH] I have upgraded B1 to B2, and am still unable to show the ASC icon on startup.

Hi Cicely, Demo shows that my C: drive is on an SDD (as shown in DemoLog.txt). The Asus web site says it is an eMMC. The P: drive where I installed ASC8 is shown as an HDD, but it is definitely a micro-SD card from Kingston. [ATTACH]temp_13983_1410614741336_977[/ATTACH] I have upgraded B1 to B2, and am still unable to show the ASC icon on startup.

Hi Cicely, Demo shows that my C: drive is on an SDD (as shown in DemoLog.txt). The Asus web site says it is an eMMC. The P: drive where I installed ASC8 is shown as an HDD, but it is definitely a micro-SD card from Kingston. [ATTACH]temp_13983_1410614741336_977[/ATTACH] I have upgraded B1 to B2, and am still unable to show the ASC icon on startup.

Hi Cicely, Demo shows that my C: drive is on an SDD (as shown in DemoLog.txt). The Asus web site says it is an eMMC. The P: drive where I installed ASC8 is shown as an HDD, but it is definitely a micro-SD card from Kingston. [ATTACH]temp_13983_1410614741336_977[/ATTACH] I have upgraded B1 to B2, and am still unable to show the ASC icon on startup.

Hi Cicely Regarding the issue that ASC8 does not see my C: drive as an SSD, I need to point out certain aspects of my machine: 1. Windows is located on the C: drive which is a partition of a small SSD. 2. ASC8 is located on a micro-SD card which is permanently plugged in to store as many non-Windows programs as possible. Can this be the cause of my problem?

Hi Cicely Regarding the issue that ASC8 does not see my C: drive as an SSD, I need to point out certain aspects of my machine: 1. Windows is located on the C: drive which is a partition of a small SSD. 2. ASC8 is located on a micro-SD card which is permanently plugged in to store as many non-Windows programs as possible. Can this be the cause of my problem?

Hi Cicely Regarding the issue that ASC8 does not see my C: drive as an SSD, I need to point out certain aspects of my machine: 1. Windows is located on the C: drive which is a partition of a small SSD. 2. ASC8 is located on a micro-SD card which is permanently plugged in to store as many non-Windows programs as possible. Can this be the cause of my problem?

Hi Cicely Regarding the issue that ASC8 does not see my C: drive as an SSD, I need to point out certain aspects of my machine: 1. Windows is located on the C: drive which is a partition of a small SSD. 2. ASC8 is located on a micro-SD card which is permanently plugged in to store as many non-Windows programs as possible. Can this be the cause of my problem?

Hi Cicely Regarding the issue that ASC8 does not see my C: drive as an SSD, I need to point out certain aspects of my machine: 1. Windows is located on the C: drive which is a partition of a small SSD. 2. ASC8 is located on a micro-SD card which is permanently plugged in to store as many non-Windows programs as possible. Can this be the cause of my problem?

Hi Cicely, Attached please find the file diskinfo_log.txt. [ATTACH]temp_13949_1409848897613_720[/ATTACH]

Hi Cicely, Attached please find the file diskinfo_log.txt. [ATTACH]temp_13949_1409848897613_720[/ATTACH]

Hi Cicely, Attached please find the file diskinfo_log.txt. [ATTACH]temp_13949_1409848897613_720[/ATTACH]

Hi Cicely, Attached please find the file diskinfo_log.txt. [ATTACH]temp_13949_1409848897613_720[/ATTACH]

Hi Cicely, Attached please find the file diskinfo_log.txt. [ATTACH]temp_13949_1409848897613_720[/ATTACH]

Hi Cicely, Are you implying that Turbo Boost should not be turned on each time Windows starts? I have ticked that item, and ever since I changed Bluetooth Service back to automatic, I have had no more issue with the Bluetooth Service again. By the way, have you got any news regarding why my C: drive on Asus T100 is not recognized as an SSD yet?

Hi Cicely, Are you implying that Turbo Boost should not be turned on each time Windows starts? I have ticked that item, and ever since I changed Bluetooth Service back to automatic, I have had no more issue with the Bluetooth Service again. By the way, have you got any news regarding why my C: drive on Asus T100 is not recognized as an SSD yet?

Hi Cicely, Are you implying that Turbo Boost should not be turned on each time Windows starts? I have ticked that item, and ever since I changed Bluetooth Service back to automatic, I have had no more issue with the Bluetooth Service again. By the way, have you got any news regarding why my C: drive on Asus T100 is not recognized as an SSD yet?