Only 2 things I can come up with now is dns not updating on the router, or check and see if something added or edited the host files and that's referencing the old network.
it's always dns
You shared them from a 192.168 then changed it to a 10. Make sure the new network is in trusted not public.
I can't believe I'm saying this, but if you can find a cheap MacBook m1 (I have one for work and I hate it) might be OK for this. Get a stick on key cover for it. The only thing that is great about it is battery life, like 2 days with moderate/heavy use. Set up an remote client to connect to your machine and use it that way. Screen is great, only openings on it are usb-c ports and the keyboard.
She's from group B. Group A loads correctly. Group B does this stuff on purpose so we in group A will just stop letting them screw this up and they no longer have to load it.
I've started taking magnesium and potassium supplements. Try to get enough sleep. Take a step back and don't rush yourself because you assume something is urgent which may not be. Flip side, there is no later, do whatever now before you forget.
Straight CIS male, why no capers on the bagel sandwich?
This is the question begging the answer. No man has ever needed help. Ask us. So if we never need help, we'll never ask, so training can't be effective or measurable. (/s just in case)
Jesus, as if Facebook "researchers" weren't already linking to Onion articles, now you'll give them pictures.
Thanks for posting. Girlfriend loves mushu, now I have the key to doing this right. Thank the maker for Kenji. Also love your post on the beef and noodles.
If you listen closely, you can hear a Facebook group using your post as research.
That's the story now. Why would anyone go to war over politics and taxes?
As an American, we saw this coming. It's why we had that kerfuffle a while back.
Concentrated evil. There should be a lot of stuff. Some way to bridge now and then.
Couple of things - back then, bios was slow to load. Add to that if they had a usb keyboard or mouse, the bios wouldn't detect it and make you go into bios (even though the keyboard and mouse it just didn't detect accepted the keypresses to go into bios). There was an option to set in most to skip keyboard and mouse errors. They probably didn't know how to set it.
Could be that the drive is failing. Or it may just need to be re-seated. Either way, take the failed missing one out and put it the other drive in and see if it's detected by bios. If it is, put the failing one in slot 2 and see if it's detected there. If the mobo doesn't detect the good one in slot 1, it may be a bios/mobo issue. If the failing one isn't detected but the known good you moved to slot one is, it's a bad part and under warranty, rma it for a replacement.
