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About CubisticWings4

  • Birthday Jul 19, 1993

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    A** End Of The South
  • Occupation
    Small Business Semi-IT

System

  • CPU
    Intel Core i7-7700k
  • Motherboard
    ASUS ROG MAXIMUS IX FORMULA
  • RAM
    32gb Corsair LPX DDR4 2400mHz
  • GPU
    Nvidia RTX 2080Ti Founders Edition
  • Case
    Corsair Obsidian 750D
  • Storage
    280 GB Intel 900p + 500GB Samsung EVO 840 + 2TB FireCuda SSHD
  • PSU
    Antec HCP-1000 PLATINUM
  • Display(s)
    Vizio 50 Class 4951 LED 4k 120Hz
  • Cooling
    Corsair H100i Closed Loop
  • Keyboard
    Yes
  • Mouse
    Ditto
  • Sound
    Integrated
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro 64bit

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  1. CubisticWings4
    My little brother has a Galaxy A13 (Since Nov-22) It's just now started to turn off the bluetooth and wifi when his headphones are connected and listening to music or video. Started happening last night. Troubleshooting steps so far: Does not turn off wifi when bt is disabled and playing music/video Turns off with different known good headphones and playing music/video Does not turn off when not streaming audio but connected to headphones. I'm thinking BT & WiFi are on the same module and the BT glitching is affecting wifi as well? Thanks in advance!
  2. CubisticWings4
    UPDATE 4/5: After taking a sanity break and setting up another spare XP PC, I found out the all the credentials I tried on the PC that still won't accept them work just fine on this new spare. Now that I know that the credentials themselves are ok, what would cause THAT SPECIFIC PC to reject the credentials?
  3. CubisticWings4
    Well, our POS software is dependent on our current setup. We're basically stuck at this point. The database/connections are managed with Pervasive SQL IIRC. POS software is Touchstone 2000 from Dimasys Inc. (now Infor.)
  4. CubisticWings4
    gotcha. I'll give that a shot in the am (more likely after hours cuz, ya know, credentials.
  5. CubisticWings4
    Uhhh... not 100% sure. I wasn't the one that set it up and no one left a manual. It's kinda sad, really. I am just now starting to work on a network architecture degree.
  6. CubisticWings4
    The business relies on a program that's almost as old as I am. POS software is expensive af. Cloud-based stuff is like $100/license/month, minimum 10 licenses.
  7. CubisticWings4
    I failed to mention that this is an issue on an XP machine. I can't enable SMB1 on our internet connected devices, unless that's all they can run.
  8. CubisticWings4
    I have not! Gimme a bit and I'll report back the results.
  9. CubisticWings4
    I'm in the middle of mapping a network drive, when the server (server 2003) rejects my credentials. I went to double-check that I typed it in correctly, confirmed that it was correct, still rejecting my credentials. I try another employee's credentials (I'm the IT guy of a company of 8 employees) and it accepts theirs. I checked the server (in-person) and could not find anything in the logs that really stand out to me, no errors reported. I checked the credential manager, confirmed that mine were still registered, and looked to see if anything had been changed (it had not.) It showed that I was not logged in and that I hadn't since the last time I has to do this. Any ideas? I'm stumped. Thanks in advance!
  10. CubisticWings4
    Didn't think of that. Thanks. Although, it'll have to be done after hours since the temp machine is in use. Aaaaaand I have about 20k other things to do after work. Yay for having literally NO BUDGET!
  11. CubisticWings4
    Any time I boot up the PC and try to transfer the files to a usb, the PC instantly restarts. If I can get an adapter, I can use my workstation (running Windows 11) to scan for any issues, copy important data, etc..
  12. CubisticWings4
    This would normally be my first thought. However, there is a lot of important data on the FUBAR'd PC. I'll need an IDE to usb adapter to pull the important stuff off of it first, then I'll probably install a fresh copy of XP Integral on the old one. Makes installing drivers on an OLD Dimension 3000 much easier than a fresh XP Pro install.
  13. CubisticWings4
    Finding drivers again is gonna be fun. I've been pushing the boss to get new (or at least new to us) PC's for a while. The HDD's are all IDE The worst part of the drivers dying is using internet. It's so slow loading webpages and internet is critical in our line of work. Thankfully, for the time being, I have a spare lying around until I can figure out what to do with the effed up one.
  14. CubisticWings4
    One of our old workstations suddenly rebooted with no BSOD or errors. Upon logging back in, all previously connected hardware is now showing as "New Hardware Detected." It's now running even slower than before (I know, it's XP, but it was better than it is now.) Any idea of what could've caused this? I'm leaning towards malware. They're running XP and old, outdated AV.
  15. CubisticWings4
    I did all that overnight and it's still not seeing the virtual NIC. Would VMWare be easier to operate?
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