are we sure it is enabled by default? I think I was asked to turn it on....

BTW I am sharing my personal wifi password using this

@JaredBusch said:

@anonymous said:

It's encrypted.

Doesn't matter.

You are my FB firned and gain access to my network.

Your FB friend that lives across town drives by my house and pulls the password from you while at a stoplight.

His FB friend is my neighbor (that I don't know except to see in passing sometimes int he parking lot) and now has unlimited access to my private wifi network.

There is no way for the person to see your password, so how are they going to give it to someone else?

@JaredBusch said:

Even simpler than that. It gives people access to my wireless network without my explicit permission.

I have ZERO method to control this sharing other than renaming my entire wireless network with some stupid _optout on the SSID.

So you don't trust your friend? Or you don't trust yourself to keep up in your contact list?

@scottalanmiller said:

Their machine knows what your password is. More or less the same thing. Are you saying that their machine can be trusted to keep secrets from its owners?

It's encrypted.

They don't know what your password is.... They just auto connect when they are in range.

How come this is a bad idea? Personal I think it is awesome. Has been in Windows Phone for a while.

I am trying to setup a 3CX phone system, and I am a VoIP Noob.

All I need is a sip truck, and that allows incoming and outgoing calls, right?

Need one for 1 month for testing.

Just upgraded my surface pro 3. It's running great!

@JaredBusch said:

I expected it to as there was nothing installed on the machine except Chrome, Greenshot, Avast Business, and the ScreenConnect agent.

Sounds like a Chromebox

@JaredBusch I have been using Screenconnect client on all the Windows 10 builds, and there seems to be no issue there

I remove the search box from the taskbar.

IMHO it takes up too much space on the taskbar, and if you start typing it starts searching anyways.

Don't forget ISO's are available too!

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

We use Lenovo ThinkCentre M93P.

http://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-ThinkCentre-M93p-Tiny-Desktop/dp/B00E2TYAXS

I upgrade the RAM to 8GB and install a 128 SSD when then come in.

http://www.jeff-ferguson.com/2014/07/12/tutorial-unifi-3-2-1-on-digital-ocean-ubuntu-14-04-lts/

I just bought Webroot online 1 yr for 5pc version for home use with a credit card, and I have the key instantly.

I have seen this issue time and time again. You pay for something using PayPal, but the store don't see the transaction as cleared, so they don't release the product keys.