No Win 11 as the I7-7820HK is not supported and I didn't want to do the work arounds on this particular device. I'll try to see if I can find out from MS.
Do I understand correctly that all I need to do is reset the OS and then go into my MS account and deregister the device? Will that then allow the buyer to have a valid license to activate? This laptop came with Windows 10 installed however I don't remember if it was home that I paid to...
You should see the POS HP ProBook X360's they sell to schools. HP wants to sell you the entire display assembly for $400.00 when students break the touch screen, hinges, or LCD which they do endlessly. The laptops cost around $550.00 new which makes the decision fairly easy to pass on their...
I'm holding off on my 2 I7-7700 devices to see if they relent on not providing updates otherwise they will just stay at 10. That is really my only concern with using the registry key to allow installation.
There was but a couple of kids built a home made rocket ship, named it the Galileo, and went to the moon and found their base back in the late 1940's and it was later destroyed.
I just bought a 5900x from Microcenter along with the Dark Hero. RAM coming tomorrow. This is my 1st AMD build since the Core 2's released. Still can't get a GPU so sticking with my 1070 for now. I've always had good luck with ASUS boards.
The room is hard but I haven't noticed too much echo so far. Hopefully as more pictures etc get hung on the walls and maybe a center throw rug will soften things a bit. I would actually like to move the TV down to where it just clears the center at some point.
Work in progress, finished my basement over the summer:
Fronts Polk Audio RTiA7's
Center Polk Audio CSI A6
Surrounds Polk Audio RTi A3's
Sub SVS PB-1000
AVR Denon AVR-X4400H
TV Samsung 82" Q90R
When went home with the intention of trying one of these 2 solutions it was back as available in the SmartThings app. This was nice as i hate to toggle the breaker as my house wiring was evidently done by electricians on drugs as there is no logic to the things any one breaker controls. IIRC...
I have a GE smart light switch that controls a light outside my basement slider. It suddenly appears as unavailable in the Smart Things app and when I tell the Echo to turn it off/on it says it is unavailable as well yet the light turns on/off on command. Any idea what would cause this?
Honestly at this point I have gotten my money's worth plus out of this unit so to me it is not worth messing with it further than I have. I have a QNAP TS-451+ that I loaded with 4 WD Red 8Tb drives I shucked from the My Books when they were on sale a couple years back that is my Plex server.
I had the surgery in 1997 and the snoring has returned but I don't stop breathing. I really need to lose about 20 lbs and that would probably help with the snoring.
There are guides on how to install FreeNAS on these but you need to replace the IDE DOM with one with a larger capacity and I believe you will need to use an older version that does not require 8Gb memory.
Classic WoW where I couldn't craft anything without parts from 4 other crafters? The game I played at release, leveled up to 60 and got bored with nothing left to do and stopped playing? Not sure what the nostalgia for it is about, despite it's flaws the current game has a ton of content for a...
I went ahead and bought the one from Amazon. There is an additional 4 pin connector that goes with the 20 pin connector for the mobo. It only has 2 SATA power connectors so you will need 2 adapters to connect the additional 2 drives. Also you will need a CPU power extension cable, the one...
I bought a Parker adjustable safety razor and tried it for the first time this morning. Amazing that something I used daily from my teens into my early 20's I totally forgot how to use. I guess it is a skill I'll eventually relearn.
Thanks! This is exactly what I needed. Switch installed and working. The black and red were connected to the left side, the black on the right side was stripped in the middle and went from the right side of the left to the right switch. Basically I did as you said and cut that and used the...
By my basement slider I have a 2 switch box that the left switch turns lights on/off on the basement and the right switch turns an outside light on/off. When I opened it up I found that there are 3 separate cables in the box, all the whites are connected together with a wired nut, the left...
Sounds like the humidifier wasn't being controlled by a humidistat. The one we have is actually integrated into the thermostat control and you set the level of humidity you want it to maintain. So far the system seems to be doing a great job of keeping the house at our desired temperature but...
Update: Ended up just having the original system replaced with Carrier Infinity series 96% efficiency furnace and a Carrier Infinity 4 ton 17 SEER AC. They did a much more professional looking install than the original builder installed system including a replacement AprilAire 700 whole house...
I probably over estimated, it is likely 12"-15" which would be the norm for Northern Virginia. The venting is a single ridge vent running the length of the roof.
The insulation up there is at least 2-3 feet deep but it gets hotter than Hades up there in the summer. I would be vary wary of installing equipment up there.
I plan on going with Carrier too, the current system is Trane and the furnace was pretty problem free until the fan motor went out a...
Are the furnaces side by side in the basement/utility room? I don't like the idea of the furnace in the attic, since the existing duct work actually could be supplied by 2 different units from the same location I am going to ask him if there is a compelling reason not to do it that way.
Our current AC compressor needs to be replaced and the whole system is 24 years old so we are going to replace the furnace as well. My next door neighbor is a heating/AC guy and lives in the identical house to ours and I was discussing with him the options since he deals with the same issue we...
I made the same decision 15 years ago taking a 17% cut in pay to move from contracting to working for the school system. Not having to waste 3+ hours daily just dealing with getting to and from work, the stability of not having to worry about layoffs, and the pension benefits outweighed the...
Yep we are using O365 in the school system now and it is obvious when using Teams, Notes etc. in the links if you watch what is going on that it is all Sharepoint based. and while I generally have no issue with MS stuff OneDrive for business drives me nuts. Since I am not on the back end I have...
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