@thanksajdotcom said:

@IT-ADMIN said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@IT-ADMIN said:

i go to the server room to raise the tempreture, i realize that the remote controller is missing

Look in the couch. It is always in the couch.

lol, it is not the TV remote controller, i'm talking about the AC

He is well aware.

i know, and he know that i was joking

@scottalanmiller said:

@IT-ADMIN said:

i go to the server room to raise the tempreture, i realize that the remote controller is missing

Look in the couch. It is always in the couch.

lol, it is not the TV remote controller, i'm talking about the AC

i go to the server room to raise the tempreture, i realize that the remote controller is missing

@scottalanmiller said:

@thanksajdotcom said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Why is your server room at 17 anyway? That is far, far below recommended temperatures.

And if you're dealing with high humidity as it is, this will only amplify the condensation problem by keeping the temperature lower...

Yup, I'd look at raising that at least to 25.

the problem is the high temperature we have in qatar, usually 46 - 38 C, so if i raise the temperature, i risk to kill the servers

when i access server room, the metal looks wet, is this show that there is humidity right?

@Jason said:

Temperature isn't the biggest factor in a data center enviroment moisture in the air is a killer.

bravo ! a very good point, we have a very high moisture in qatar, maybe this is way

unfortunately no, there is no warranty, i have to buy a new desktop

i checked on DELL website, this is what i find

i have the first symptom, it mean i have a motherboard issue

ok, i think the motherboard get damaged, i will take the data of the HD

@scottalanmiller said:

Why do you need to explain anything? Hardware dies, do you have to explain why a car won't start after some years of wear and tear?

lol, it is just a weird coincidence

so this issue has nothing to do with their previous location, but how we can explain that this computer was fine before taking it to the server room ??

i mean no energy feed the system for a long time in a cold environment

@coliver said:

Do you have servers in your server room? If they aren't breaking due to the cold your desktops are also most likely not affected... This just sounds like regular hardware failure. Have you looked up the model to see if it has a blink code?

but the servers are powered on not like stand by computers that are off

@Carnival-Boy said:

I don't consider 17C cold.

the room is very small, 2m * 1.77m * 3m

Hi guys

i wonder if putting stand by computers (they are off) in a cold server room (17 C) can damage them or not ??
today i take one computer (that was in the server room for 2 month now) and find that is not working, when i plug the power, the lamp keep blinking without anything on the screen?

i already clean it from dust (remove the CPU and clean it and the RAM and the HD, clean everything without result)

@angrydok said:

@IT-ADMIN Good discussion and good questions anyway

thank you

@scottalanmiller said:

I have a suspicion that you are completely misreading what that quote says. It very clearly says that you should NOT have lots of images, only one (because it is not recommended to have multiple OSes or architectures.) It shows that you were mistaken and should have just one 64bit image and put all of the drivers on it.

lol, sorry again my poor english confuse me, now it is claire for me
#welcome @angrydok in this awesome community

@angrydok said:

Hi folks,

Its recommended to keep the recovery media per OS (32-bit and 64-bit) just because of the drivers, but:

1. You can include additional drivers to recovery media during creation
2. You can disable drivers collection from the OS during creation
3. You can load the drivers while performing the Bare Metal Recovery
4. You can disable the collected drivers being injected from Recovery Media during recovery

it looks like my idea was correct

@scottalanmiller said:

@IT-ADMIN said:

how do you see the charge, cheap or expensive ?? (sorry i didn't convert the exchange correctly in my previous post, it is 15 $ monthly per extension + one time payment for the installation 164 $)
the voice gateway is in our premise but owned by the telephone company

We charge by capacity so it is completely different than with a Centrex system. We don't change by users or extensions since it is a true private PBX.

So in your case your customers have Hosted IP PBX not IP Centrex, now i see the difference