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since January 2024 I've tried everything I can think of to fix, i also tried changing the wireless channels shut off every Bluetooth device in my home and the packetloss has not disappeared I'm having a very difficult time getting this fixed is there anyone that can recommend me something to get rid of this packetloss? I have the gigahub with the latest firmware on it. Yes I separated all the SSIDs & put bandwidth intensive devices on 5 GHz I have only security cameras on 2.4 I temporarily connected my phone that's connected to 2.4 and packetloss is persistent regardless of the time of day. I tried it on multiple devices on 2.4 and I get the packet loss on there too. Is there something wrong with the GigaHub?

Hi everyone, Let's de­lve into how rules compliance shape­s the money-making processe­s Revenue cycle management in the healthcare institutions. The­ laws and standards set by authorities mould the way RCM syste­ms behave. Abiding by these­ laws is crucial for legal billing practices, safeguarding patie­nt data, and healthy financial posture. Here­'s how guidelines compliance impacts RCM: Billing Corre­ctness and Documentation Standards: Rules dictate­ that healthcare cente­rs bill right and keep a detaile­d record for every claim the­y make. Centers have­ to comply with all billing and coding norms such as those laid out by CMS and HIPAA. Policy Compliance and Reimburse­ment Directives: Complying with policy ne­eds and reimburseme­nt rules is vital for effective­ RCM. Providers need to fully unde­rstand these rules on insurance­ coverage and reimburse­ments to write precise­ claim requests and rece­ive the money. Privacy and Data Safe­ty: Certain privacy laws, like HIPAA, control how patient data and e­lectronic records are se­cured. Healthcare bodie­s must ensure safety me­asures to keep data intact and patie­nt details confidential during the RCM. Pre­vention of Fraud: Laws also target to curb waste and abuse­ in healthcare billing and reimburse­ment. Institutions have to abide by anti-fraud rule­s like the False Claims Act and Stark Law, and apply me­asures against deceitful billing. Probe­s and Penalties: Not complying with these­ rules can lead to probes and pe­nalties from government, paye­rs, or regulatory bodies. Compliance is ve­ry important, as lack of it may result in heavy fines or e­ven legal trouble. Quality Re­porting and Reward Programs: Compliance exte­nds beyond to quality reporting and reward programs like­ MACRA and MIPS. Institutions have to report quality criteria, prove­ good use of tech and join value-base­d payment models to get ince­ntives and avoid penalties. To conclude­, compliance shapes RCM in terms of corre­ct billing, reimbursement plans, data safe­ty and dealing with fraud. Healthcare ce­nters must follow these rule­s to manage risks, ensure sound financial status, and build trust with patie­nts, payers, and regulatory bodies. What's your opinion on the­ influence of compliance rule­s on RCM ? Have you faced any specific challe­nges or benefits in your ce­nter's RCM due to compliance? Eage­r to know your perspectives and e­xperiences!

Is the laptop's battery working? When my Asus laptop loses battery power and the charger isn't plugged in, it will do exactly what you said 3 times, then boot up on the 4th try.

I purchased this a Orico 2.5inch enclosure from Amazon Orico. Seems to be working fine but its my first time using such a thing and wanted to know how long it should take for Windows to recognize the drive. It takes about 10 seconds. When I plug in a normal USB 8/16GB it takes a second or two. I would assume it is due to the enclosure powering up?

Alright, that sounds like a BIOS issue personally. I'd try updating to a few different revisions to see if that improves anything. With the settings you're running it should be working.

You should be able to sign in again once the two hours have passed, only thing left to do is wait. Factory reset is possible once you've signed in.

Wag1 mates, my friend has some sorth of HP laptop and hey complained that the pc dosent just boots up immediately after power on but rather you must do it 2, 3 or even more times before it boots, at first if you press the power button the screen lights on then off. I didn't grab the specs but hey did a system reset. I asked him to install cristal diskinfo to see if there is any issue but absolutely not, perhaps some of you might have an idea or something that could help with this issue. Anything would help

Damn rlly? Well if it doesn't work again is there a way for me to factory reset windows?

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Yes Async CPU/PCIe Clock is enabled. Other settings I have per a Buildzoid tutorial video: Async CPU/PCIe Clock - ENABLED FCH Spread Spectrum - DISABLED Precision Boost Overdrive Settings - ADVANCED Precision Boost Overdrive Scalar Ctrl - AUTO CPU Boost Clock Override - DISABLED Curve Optimizer - DISABLED So I can input all of those settings, reboot and the RAID10 and Windows function just fine. But as soon as I touch the CPU Clock Control the RAID just fails until I undo the Clock Control changes. It's really frustrating

Maybe play some games on your mobile to pass the time? There's nothing we can help you with, really

Do you have Asynch CPU/PCIe Clock enabled? That setting is more or less required in order to avoid weird chipset issues when raising the BCLK on AM5 boards. Also AFAIK there's a couple BIOS revisions where Gigabyte broke ECLK support on all of their boards, so it could be that you're currently on one of them and need to try a fe different BIOS revisions to get this to work.

TLDR; I forgot my original password so I use a pin and the reason why I can't sign in is because a family member went by and tried openning my pc, however they didn't input it correctly to the point windows prevents me from booting into safe mode and opening the command prompt.

Specs: Motherboard: Gigabyte B650e Aorus Master Rev 1.0 BIOS version F24c CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D MEMORY: 2x48GB Corsair sticks GPU: Radeon RX 7900XTX STORAGE: 4x Crucial T700 NVMe M.2 SSD in RAID10 (motherboard RAID through AMD RaidXpert2 utility Overclocking newbie here. So like the title says, I'm getting a very weird issue while trying to overclock my 7800X3D. Issue being, if I try to up the CPU Clock Control setting (i.e. 'Host Clock Value' default 100) even the tiniest bit (100 > 101), my RAID10 array immediately fails and reports one of the drives missing. But if I set the CPU Clock Control setting back down to 100 and reboot, then the RAID restores itself and functions normally. WTH? I assume it's likely some sort of voltage problem wherein maybe I don't have a certain voltage set high enough? Not experienced enough in overclocking to know what that setting might be though. Can anyone give advice? I would be super grateful! Also these are the exact voltages I have changed right now for the sake of memory overclocking: VCORE_SOC 1.2 CPU_VDDIO_MEM 1.4 DDR_VDD Voltage 1.4 DDR_VDDQ Voltage 1.4 DDR_VPP Voltage 1.8 VPU VDD MISC 1.1 VDDP Voltage 1.1

With Storage Spaces, if you want to move the drives to another PC.... Can you still access the data on the drives or can you only use the original PC and OS Storage spaces was set up on? My LSI card arrived today, so I will be having a play the weekend. Any other suggestions on what else I can use these drives for besides photo storage? I already have 1TB M.2 + 500GB for games, 1TB SSD for programs and 2TB HDD for Movies/TV Shows. I will have my photos stored on a external drive as well as another drive on my PC alongside the Storage Space setup, so three different locations

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there some prebuilts that dont put 75w from the pcie...

Might I suggest moving the heat away instead with water cooling and remote radiator?

Normies (not derogatory) typically don't read any opsec articles or blogs, and they use one computer and drive for everything, do stuff like keep cookies, passwords, and banking information saved in the browser. nProtect is script kiddie stuff compared to Vanguard (Riot -> Tencent -> CCP, in a nutshell), who knows the kind of data mining that thing does, it has kernel level access and runs at all times, even if you're not playing the games. It can't be uninstalled by normal means nor deleted or its services stopped, except via the Riot launcher, and even then I wouldn't trust the files are truly deleted. Been reading about it and other malwares disguised as "Anti-Cheat". Perhaps the worst thing it's that Windows allows these programs to be installed without a single warning, you can also install them without Administrator access (normal User account). Shady af in every way. Same as certain DRM programs, like Shituvo Denuvo. Ew.

Here's the price history. Looks like your memory isn't wrong: https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/video-card/#gpu.chipset.geforce-rtx-3070 Newegg increasing prices isn't Nvidia's fault. The most likely reason is that the card is going out of stock, but there's still demand for it.

got to love. why are 2 of the 3 pc restarting... notice windows updated.... really windows???? really?

They didn't, they discontinued the 3070. The remaining cards are new-old stock and thus sell at a premium.

A couple of months ago I could've sworn that the 3070 costed $400, but now if I go to newegg and search for a 3070, it shows up as almost $600. Why did Nvidia increase the 3070's price?

I have only 1 monitor. Zerofan works fine, I just cant change anything in Gigabyte software cause it's almost as if its locked and I can edit anything. So when I open a game the GPU obviously goes above 50c and the fans spin at 1300RPM which I want to change to about 1000RPM