First & most important: Save anything from your Windows drive that is critically important and that you must have. When you start changing critical boot time operations, things can go wrong and you might not be able to boot back into Windows. BACKUP YOUR STUFF. Asus (like most brand names) probably has an application in Windows that will allow you to make Recovery DVD.
Sometimes, if you’ve used a computer for a long period, it will fail to make the Recovery DVD’s (probably because Windows has some glitch someplace). I hope you’re getting the point of how important it is you have Recovery DVD. Every brand computer uses UEFI differently. I can’t tell you exactly step-by-step how to set up Linux in a dual-boot configuration with your Win and guarantee that you will be successful for the very first time you check it out. Windows and will have to re-install it first (from the Recovery DVD’s) prior to trying again to put on Linux. It is possible that Linux shall keep your Recovery hard drive partition intact, but it’s possible you could lose that too.
If you earn your Recovery DVD’s, then you will need to run a complete DEFRAG of your Windows partition, and you then should use Disk Management to “shrink quantity” on your Windows partition. OK, I’ll stop there for the present time. Maybe you need time to make the Recovery DVD’s, or possibly you will determine that is harder than you thought.
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This stuff is hard for a newbie, so in retrospect it can so easily go wrong. But it too will go wrong for me personally, and I am at it for awhile now. UEFI makes the procedure much harder now, but that can’t be helped. Linux Mint ISO to a DVD or USB and run it as a “live” version, without installing it to your hard drive. It operates just a little slower, but it will not kill your Windows partition.
Microsoft is living up to its cloud-first and device-first strategy with efficiency tools like Flow. They have received generous opinions from power users and CRM users. The tool connects previously incongruent systems and devices and makes it super easy to design business rules and implement built-in workflows. The possibilities are very fascinating and limitless for Dynamics CRM users.
But if you are uncertain of how to leverage the full potential of Flow within the CRM framework, you could benefit from Dynamics CRM talking to services. Perhaps you have caused Microsoft Flow yet? What other instances have you found it to be useful? Please, let us know in the comments below.
I really don’t think there is a magic period of time before starting from your own. So long as you have strong medical skills and adequate resources of referral/collaboration, I would suppose you are prepared! I support nurse professionals starting their own methods after some experience is experienced by them.