^^Only 2 years too late :)
The issue with the factory reset is you lose whatever settings you customized. Seems unplugging everything is the lessor of the two evils.
I agree with the above. I generally have a good idea what I'm doing, but sophos utm can still be challenging. Part of the challenge is it doesn't quite operate like a traditional firewall.
Doug Foster explains it best in this article ...
Sophos utm has a transparent proxy function for https scanning. It does require installing utm's web certificate on client's pc's. This may be challenging on some devices such as android.
This is the link used: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10ISO
When browser is configured as a mobile UA option is there to dl the iso directly.
I had one of those qotom boxes from china too. First thing done was wipe their os entirely and reload my own.
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Regardless which router path you choose, you'll still need the att gateway if you intend to use att internet services. In addition to providing router/nat functions, their gateway boxes authenticate the service to your account.
Those on fiber have several ways of bypassing use of the gateway...
^^It's strange that I can reproduce this on demand every time but others can't. Maybe some other variable involved... I tried the 1809 build in a vm on my pc. Physically disconnected the cable that feeds the switch in this room to the rest of the lan. Same result.
One final test before I...
That's a valid point but everything on here is defined on the 10.10.1.x subnet, including management. I can't imagine how windows is even discovering those ip's. What a strange issue to be having!!
I got the same result when testing two 1803's in isolated vm's. Tomorrow I will try two...
I tested further with a win 1803 install to an external hd. Same result.
No virtual adapters defined in either installation. Ipconfig/all shows a single adapter.
About the only thing I can think of is perhaps somehow some device on the network is responding to window's discovery with those IP...
For home use sophos offers a free 50 client license. It meets my needs well. Speed capability is a function of the hardware you run it on. Virtualized on a i5 6600K with 6GB of ram assigned it can process ~300-400 mbps per connection on my gigabit pipe. Multiple connections (clients) needed...
Background:
* Fresh windows 10 (1803) install using ISO direct from microsoft.
* LAN configured on 10.x.x.x/24 subnet
After accessing file share on a different pc (same subnet), windows will attempt to open up phantom port 445 (dest) connections to remote ip's 192.168.1.241 and 192.168.3.241...
Glad I could help. It's a strange way to power cycle something, but some times a complete loss of power is what it takes to clear some corrupt settings.
SOLVED!
Had to unplug everything (including video cable) from the display. Toggle power button to clear any stored energy then replug and power back on. New one for me.
Have the above monitor. No issues for at least 8 months.
Recently, after a pc reboot, noticed my mouse wasn't working (which is plugged into the monitor). Anyways, after much troubleshooting, discovered none of the ports on the monitor are recognized. Tried different cables, different ports...
Regarding the disk compaction, that's very useful on windows tablet. This method does away with having a separate wimboot partition and not being able to compress new updates without regenerating the wimboot image.
That's a pretty useful tool. Albeit, not very economical at 90 euros.
The guy needs find some machine shop that can mass produce these. Also, I what material is it made from? Some composite or metal? If the latter, I hope the cpu seating surface is non conductive.
FWIW, i did my setup last november (2012). Delidded, with xpsc raystorm (http://www.xs-pc.com/waterblocks-cpu/raystorm-cpu-waterblock-intel) water block directly ontop of the die. My TIM is Coollaboratory Liquid ultra. I have the water block secured rather firmly to the die. After nearly 10...
^^To the guy in post # 1000, you did though clean the die and the underside of the water block before attachment to the cpu. Also, the water block needs to have firm contact with the die. That is, it shouldn't be gorilla torqued to it, but should not be finger tight either. Finally, you are...
I'm not a big fan of crucial ballastix memory. Had issues with in in past systems. See if you can get the system stable enough to POST so you can update the bios.
Disable the onboard sound too if you're using another sound card.
BT doesn't work outside of windows. No BT keyboard to access the bios. Not sure if they have drivers for linux or other OS's. BT is broadcom based iirc.
There's more to ram settings than just those 4 parameters. In fact, there's at least a dozen or more other parameters that need to be set properly for the ram to function properly at higher speeds. 1.5V is standard for ddr3. If your other board shows what those extended ram parameters are...
Jwilliams, same drive here, but somewhat slower benchmarks. Not sure what other drives you have attached to your system, but I have mine maxed out and then some. The board supports 8 sata devices, I have 10. The 2 additional are connected via add in pcie cards (1 drive per card). I suspect...
Just to elaborate, 2 SEPARATE 840 pro's, 1 in one machine, other in the other, bios sata mode set as RAID on both. Trim appears to be working as the samsung magician doesn't complain when I perform a manual trim.
I set the bios sata to raid because the raid0 is in place in one machine, and...
Two 840pro 256's here in 2 different systems. No bsod's or other issues. One is oc'd, other isn't. Both set up as raid though. I found that if you set to ahci and decide to set up a raid array later, windows 8 (don't remember if this was the case with win 7) is unhappy, so I just set it to...
A good seller would have pics of the physical item they're selling, and something like a cpu would hopefully have a top and bottom view included.
I know when I list something, I tend to go overboard with pics (should see the listing for my motorcycle boots - at least 12 or 15 pics showing...
I wouldn't turn off the paging file entirely. Some programs/drivers depend on it, and may crash without one (personal experience with this). Set a small page file (500mb or so), but don't run the system without any.
As for the ram, your board may only be able to address 16GB.
Rgallant, thanks for following up.
Just going over your specs and comments in post #12.
Seems the main difference is the delidding which is playing a major role in our temp differential. It all goes back to the same conclusion in the delidding thread itself. No matter how good your cooling...
Problem with dos ghost is that it lacks support for newer devices. Accessing network/usb drives was a pain. Acronis bootable media handles all this by itself.
@Z15CAM, while your process probably works, it's just way too involved.
tw33k, What were you running to load the cpu with? For apple/apples comparison, you should stick to what's been used by others in this this thread - prime95 and ibt.
Why is that? I've noticed that myself with the setup in my sig. If a usb flash drive is plugged into 1 or 2 particular ports, it hangs up at POST, any other port and it boots just fine.
I gave up on ghost years ago (not too long after symantec acquired them). These days I use acronis backup and recovery in the field. For the home user, their true image product offers similar functionality.
Edit: I should clarify, I use the acronis bootable media product, not the windows...
Can you expand on this? You don't mean the cpu temps are @ 20C, but rather the actual temp of the water is 20C?
Unfortunately I have no way of measuring the water temp itself here (though it would be interesting to compare). It's not even warm to the touch, so I imagine it's somewhere near...
3770K @ 4.6, + 0.050 in offset mode. Vc no higher than 1.30V per cpuz/aida when under full load (prime95/IBT). Temps under 55C at full load, idle 22-35C. Delidded and water cooled.
I could probably have gotten away with an even smaller voltage offset increase, but my patience is limited...
I've been using a raid0 arrangement on 2 1tb drives for well over a year. The array was setup using the onboard intel chipset raid. The volume was used as a boot/system drive. This was originally set up on a P35/ICH9R chipset. Recently changed boards to the what's in the sig, Z77 based. The...
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