@nadnerB said:

I too was annoyed by this, so I went digging.
Found it 🙂
File Explorer --> View (tab) --> Options --> Open File Explorer to: --> Select: This PC

How did I not find this the whole time I've been using it haha. I hope there is a group policy to change this.

If this is CentOS you need to either turn off SELinux (probably best here) or reset the permissions again.

The preview has always had the option for local network or Internet. Oh that the sending part can't be selected between the two. We're still going to keep using WSUS though.

Not sure - I looked it up in our system and it looked ok. I'll have to get someone here to look at it.

Also, remember it is XenServer and not Xen server, those mean two different things. I'm assuming you mean Citrix XenServer here?

OK.

@Dashrender I did not get to use any so have no direct feedback.

i5s are really good for gaming too. The non-HT high clock speeds often do best.

well if you want yours to be under warranty since it requires a complete tear downm you'll need to get an authorized warrenty place to do it, and they make you go with whatever OEM the brand allows.

Personally I usually get g.skill or mushkin

Migrated the VMs off of this box so that I could work on it without affecting anyone else. Came in yesterday to work on it. Powered it down and installed the NIC daughter board without removing power to the system. Miraculously, it's now working as expected. 😕 👍

I'm impressed!

@scottalanmiller said:

He said that the links mostly went to Google. The question would be... does the one that matters go to Google or not?

He said all of them do.

@Dashrender said:

As part of patient satisfaction I think we should have one. If we put it on it's own internet pipe the cost would be less than $100 a month, but we are moving soon to a new 100/20 pipe from a 10/10 pipe... so we'll have plenty of bandwidth, and with the limitations that creative mentions kinda makes it a non issue.

we have 100/100mb pipes. But if you give a mouse a cookie... that bandwidth can be used up in no time if you let it be.

@technobabble said:

As an one man shop I decided to use my cell as our business phone when I opened shop in 2003. The number is on all of our business info as well as online.

Port your cell number to Google Voice or RingTo. Problem solved.

@scottalanmiller said:

@Dashrender you have to have Dynamic Disks to do this in Windows using MS tools.

Sure, but you don't when using third party tools. Again, I haven't done it in 4+ years, so I don't know what Acronis can currently do.

@thecreativeone91 Ditto, and we never replace monitors either. They seem to fail reliably at the 5yr mark in a hot dusty environment so we cycle all the oldest / crap ones through the gym & front desk locations.

@thecreativeone91 said:

... or VGA ports...

Damn it Dell!

For comparison, "cheap" sandisk 256gb SSD in my work laptop:

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