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  1. Cisco routers are not preconfigured out of the box so you need to set it up. A console cable is needed to configure it.
  2. Found the quick start guide. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/222524/Cisco-1811.html
  3. It seems it has a GUI so it should be easier to see the options. Try by having one computer get internet from your ISP's ethernet cable. If that computer can using DHCP, set the FE port to DHCP and next step should be set a LAN IP. Enable DHCP service or use an existing one, if any.
  4. IP address like setting it to DHCP or static. Have you done any cisco configuration before?
  5. Any of the FE ports (between the 'Switch' and console). Just configure it with the correct settings required by your ISP.
  6. use gpo to remove access to shutdown, restart, sleep, hybernate, etc: http://www.thewindowsclub.com/prevent-users-shutting-down-restarting-windows-computer i can't find a setting for just the reboot so if you want to shutdown, add a batch script to desktop with the following code: shutdown -s -t 0 save it as shutdown.bat
  7. It has 4 conductor or just 3? If it has 4, use a 3-pole 3.5mm audio splitter for headphone and mic connected to desktop.
  8. No. Those are just references on where you were before you got to that page. Example is https://www.amazon.com/ref=nav_logo and it tells amazon that user got to the home page by clicking on the logo. There's all sorts of way to track user activity on their websites for analytics.
  9. I have this g933 and i'm amused by its feature of making my wired audio signal from 3.5mm jack to wireless using its wireless mix adapter. Now i'm wondering what kind of input the wireless adapter can take. Will it be ok if I plug it to a 1A, 500mA, 2A battery bank? I have only tested a network printer with USB and powers the adapter just fine and i can hear audio through wireless connection. Another note: the g933 micro USB port is only for charging and won't get the headphone connected to the computer. It got me confused because of the review Linus made on the said headphone.
  10. Splitter will only split the signal so all 3 monitors will display the same thing. You need a new GPU that supports 3 outputs.
  11. Oh. I'll use this one as a baseline and order it if there's nothing coming close. Thanks again!
  12. Thanks! I'm using SVP manager to make videos use the refresh rate of my monitor. I already have 2 75hz 1440x900 monitor and it would be nice to also get another 75Hz one. If there's no relatively same option out there, I'll just get a 60Hz one.
  13. Hi! I'm looking for other ways to easily find all sorts of monitors by categories similar to pcpartpicker's choose a monitor. Use case for the monitor is just for work and some casual games like Far Cry 3/4, GTA V, etc. For me, the "must have" for the monitor are: IPS 1080p 17''+ thin bezel (will buy 2 more for triple monitor in a few months) VESA mount compatible decent buttons for selecting menus (not really a need) ~ $300, but lower the better Let me know if I'm asking the impossible. For the triple monitor stand, I'm thinking of the Ergotech one (100-D16-B03-TW) but I'm still looking. Something else may have came out better and cheaper.
  14. Let's say PC1 has a local printer and it's connected to USB1. It's already set to be shared on the LAN. Now, I can manually add that printer to PC2 using add a printer on Devices and Printers. How can I do the sharing of printer and adding it to another computer using GPO?
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