Ok, got it fixed.
I was treating the allocation like I would in Hyper-V, KVM is slightly different.
https://superuser.com/questions/1166955/memory-allocation-never-change-for-my-virtual-machine

Setting the Current & Max allocation to the same amounts, 8 or 16, fixed things up.

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@Dashrender said in SMBv1 is removed in the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16226:

@scottalanmiller said in SMBv1 is removed in the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16226:

@dafyre said in SMBv1 is removed in the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16226:

@scottalanmiller said in SMBv1 is removed in the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16226:

Not quite the same as NFS 3 and NFS 4, but we intentionally use NFS 3 much of the time today even though NFS 4 is old.

This may be good for a fork...but why hang on to NFSv3 instead of stepping up to NFSv4??

Because the work differently and having the overhead of NFSv4 often does not make sense.

Can you give more detail?

They are very different protocols with a lot of different features. NFSv3 is much lighter than NFSv4.

@obsolesce It's called paravirtualization. And Xen has done it since the 1990s 🙂 Only Xen could do it for the entire VM, not just the drivers.

@coliver said in Sysprep won't run if a drive has Bitlocker enabled:

@Dashrender said in Sysprep won't run if a drive has Bitlocker enabled:

@coliver said in Sysprep won't run if a drive has Bitlocker enabled:

@dbeato said in Sysprep won't run if a drive has Bitlocker enabled:

@coliver Did you setup a Microsoft account on them?

No domain joined machines.

Are you sure Bitlocker isn't on, just not activated?

I'm not sure what you mean? Bitlocker is a part of the operating system... you need to turn it on to enable encryption. So if you're asking if it is installed the answer is yes. If you're asking if it is enabled the answer is no.

Bitlocker has three states, as far as I can tell

Bitlocker Off Bitlocker On, but not activated - not encrypting drive Bitlocker activated

In my experience, a BIOS based machine puts Windows 10 into option 1 above.
My recent experience has shown that machines with UEFI and Secure Boot enabled that Windows 10 puts the system in option 2 or 3 depending on setup.
If you add a Microsoft Account while going through OOBE, the Windows will create a recovery key for Bitlocker, save it to your OneDrive account, and use option 3.
If you add a local account during OOBE, Windows will put the system into option 2.

Microsoft released a new cumulative update last night that appears to address this for Windows 10

I haven't tested it yet.

This specific link is for version 1703

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4022716/windows-10-update-kb4022716

1607

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4022723/windows-10-update-kb4022723

1511

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4032693/windows-10-update-kb4032693

@EddieJennings said in Cortana Being Moved from Taskbar to System Tray:

I've never had much use for Cortana, other than practicing my disable-and-remove-useless-programs skill.

Yea,.. about the same here. I only rarely use SIRI - no plans for Alexa,.. so Cortana is a waste. It's a resource I want for other tasks... so out it goes...

The Scale partner solution that people are thinking of is Work Spot. And no, it does not automatically create the VMs it's more of an access layer.

@Tim_G said in Windows 10 S Blocks Changes to Default Browser:

@scottalanmiller said in Windows 10 S Blocks Changes to Default Browser:

@Tim_G said in Windows 10 S Blocks Changes to Default Browser:

On a Chromebook, can you set your default browser to Firefox, IE, Edge, etc.?

On an iPad, can you set your default browser to Firefox, IE, Edge, Chrome, etc.?

The import thing is that you CAN set them to NOT Edge.

Yeah, well you see... it's no different than what other vendors are doing with their restrictive OSs.... it just so happens that Edge is new and people need to fix their programming 😛

runs away

Yeah... that's the issue.

Interesting, but nothing surprising.

@JaredBusch said in Webroot Blocks Facebook:

I had a ton of false positive hits today from webroot.

That's what I've heard from a few other people.

I'm looking forward to these devices getting out and being able to get openSuse Tumbleweed loaded up on them 🙂

But you might want to see if the same thing happens first when another user logs in. If so, then it's not a user profile issue most likely.

@momurda said in Windows Vista Has Reached End of Life:

2 more GB of RAM and an SSD that thing would run Win7/8/10 no problem.

Yep, no more miserable computer.

The three app stores that are baked into devices (excluding Amazon)

Apple: The exclusive club that allows business transactions on its premises but don't piss off the owners or you're out on your ear. Google Play: The we accept anyone club where people come to hang out and do a bit of business. Pick pockets and thieves go unnoticed but are thrown out upon discovery. Windows store: The wild west, lawless, don't trust anyone. A marshall/law bringer comes to town every-so-often, throws out a few trouble makers, doesn't finish cleaning up the place before leaving again.

Thanks @Mike-Davis

That is just want was needed. added it to my other script and works great thus far.

I'm pretty sure this isn't news - i.e. it was anounced a month or more ago.

this offer applies to personal computers running on Windows 7 or Windows 8.1. The only difference is, the offer is exclusive for businesses that have subscribed to one of the Windows Enterprise plans.

I recall hearing about this requirement for this back then.