Recent content by garlin

This proves my point, you ended up with weird routing problems. Convert the Fortinet's intranet side to a different subnet. 10.x.x.x is a non-publicly routable space, so you're entirely free to create another 10.10.1.x address outside the range of both client /28's. Both client PC's would...

When you say you need a CD player, are you talking about using it for audio CD or burned CD/DVD content? There are apps to extract a mounted CD/DVD image to .ISO format. Then copy the .ISO file to an USB flash drive, which Windows can mount as an ISO volume (creating a new temporary "drive").

Wouldn't a Lenovo or 3rd-party USB-C docking station work for you? That normally provides extra USB-A ports.

I think it's weird bug when you drag and drop, because the script doesn't have the same starting path vs. running inside a CMD shell.

The batch file requires a single argument: your WIM's filename. I'm assuming Explorer's "drag and drop" will allow you to drag the WIM file over the BAT file's listing in a folder. But it's written to expect a filename. CorrectVersion.bat \path\to\install.wim CorrectVersion.bat boot.wim

That {GUID} corresponds to the Group Policy for Credential Guard. Start with this guide, even if you don't use InTune. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/identity-protection/credential-guard/configure?tabs=intune

What kind of monitor, or video cabling do you have? Sounds like you're trying to stream DRM-protected content (at a higher quality), and Windows won't allow it for this display. Browser streaming quality is usually capped to a lower bitrate.

We just had a recent thread about NUM LOCK. In certain situations, the NUM LOCK state gets reset after a wake. There's a script for a scheduled task to enforce the same setting whenever your PC restarts or resumes. Beware, this thread wanders all over, but the script might help you...

Did you follow my instructions when I said DELETE ALL disk partitions from Windows Setup's disk layout? You have 27 GB wasted space partition in front of Windows (C:), which you can't use correctly. The disk should be completely unassigned (free) before you ask Setup to create New. Go back...

Yes, erase the disk because the RST will convert it to a cache.

Did you read what I wrote? You installed Windows to the Optane drive by mistake, because iSetup only found ONE DRIVE. The correct setup is to wipe everything, and install Windows to the 500GB drive. Then the Optane can be used as cache. If you don't want to do the right setup, then keep it...

This PC's original configuration installed Windows on the 500GB drive, and used the 32GB Optane as fast cache. Follow this Dell guide for pictures: https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000178070/how-to-install-windows-10-when-intel-optane-is-installed-on-your-alienware-system 1. Boot from...

It's the latest one for your PC. Just keep repeating the extract, Load Driver process until you find a version that works.

Try the ASUS then. They're all Intel drivers, but it might need a specific version of it.

Your BIOS settings look correct for using Optane. Now the question is which version of the RST driver works for your setup. Did you try the ASUS version, or the Intel version?