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Created by Riv on 3/29/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help
Remote Desktop Low Framerate - Missing OpenH264 ?
I found a weird solution to this!!! This worked on KDE: - After creating the FreeRDP connection, pop it out of full screen (if it entered by default) by pressing ctrl+alt+enter - Right click the title bar > More Actions > Configure Special Application Settings - Add Property > Adaptive Sync - Change the property setting to: Force | No Butter smooth now!
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UBUniversal Blue
Created by JAK3CHAMB3RS on 3/31/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help
I messed up my windows install
Are all your windows files gone from that drive?
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UBUniversal Blue
Created by JAK3CHAMB3RS on 3/31/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help
I messed up my windows install
It's just local names of drives etc
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UBUniversal Blue
Created by JAK3CHAMB3RS on 3/31/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help
I messed up my windows install
Nothing here would be bad to share really
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UBUniversal Blue
Created by JAK3CHAMB3RS on 3/31/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help
I messed up my windows install
Noooo
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UBUniversal Blue
Created by Riv on 3/29/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help
Remote Desktop Low Framerate - Missing OpenH264 ?
I setup a distrobox and installed the required codecs, and I was still getting the same issues, so I don't think it's a problem with the missing codec
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UBUniversal Blue
Created by JAK3CHAMB3RS on 3/31/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help
I messed up my windows install
Hey, this is relatively common I think. The install moved your boot files to the linux drive. Try this: List out your current drives with: sudo fdisk -l You should still see your drive connected that has windows on it, take a note of the name, I'll be something like /dev/nvme: 256GiB or something Then to double check that you didn't accidentally wipe it, you can mount it in linux and check the files are still all there with: Replce /dev/nvme with your actual drive name from above 
sudo mkdir /mnt/windows
sudo mount /dev/nvme /mnt/windows
ls /mnt/windows
sudo mkdir /mnt/windows
sudo mount /dev/nvme /mnt/windows
ls /mnt/windows
If your ls command showed a bunch of stuff then the drive is still fine. Next step will be to use the efibootmgr tool to check windows or add the boot manager back. Let me know how the above goes first
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