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https://yiptel.com https://www.8x8.com https://www.shoretel.com I've had success with those providers. Source: I work at an MSP.

Yes it definitely will depend on your router. Plus there is what we call 'overhead' you will never really get 'full speed' , you'll always miss about 10% or maybe a little more depending on the caliber of your networking equipment.

Depends on what you are paying for. 120 mbps is a perfectly good upload speed. I would find your bill from your ISP and see what you are paying for. It sounds like you are on a fiber connection which is usually symmetrical. For instance I have a 1Gbps up/down connection for my fiber.

Backblaze $5 unlimited storage. https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-backup.html I was able to backup over 36 GB in an evening. Granted I have a 1Gbps connection but their ingest speed was nice.

Ugh that sucks. At least you got it all figured out for the most part. I mean you could always go old school and get a legit sound card

Is your Exchange exposed to the internet? I would recommend that you use a smart host. Something like: https://www.spamtitan.com

You'll have to request that they remove your IPs from the blacklist. We have multiple IPs, so if anything terrible were to happen we would just switch over to a new IP while we sort out the blacklist.

I use it as my main browser. Uses less resources than Chrome.

Well thank you. it looks better in the picture than it does in person. Most things I make are an imitation of myself. Rough around the edges, needlessly complicated, and always a work in progress.

Well... if you must know...the top of it is laminate flooring. The rest of it is from a coffee table that I built out of a pallet that I found by a dumpster....

Thanks That's only half the desk, and it's inspired from my work setup....

Depending on your level of handiness you could build your own and customize it completely to your liking. That's how I built mine. Mine wraps around in a large L. Plus there is storage underneath. (Ignore my cord mess, I keep changing things so it won't stay organized)

No worries - Yeah, I assumed that as well. OP I just tested it on my VM and there is no feedback. It is setting it properly. Type: Get-ExecutionPolicy it will be unrestricted.

I'm asking the OP to run the command Get-ExecutionPolicy so we can see what the result is. Perhaps the execution policy is already set to Unrestricted and his command is having no effect.

What is the result of Get-ExecutionPolicy ? Also, this is just a registry key anyways: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Powershell\1(version or whatever)\SheLLids\Microsoft.Powershell If there isn't a key there already create a new REG_SZ Named: ExecutionPolicy and set the value to whatever you want. 4 options (Restricted, AllSigned, RemoteSigned, Unrestricted)