AHaskin14

While the \\ IP worked one time, it did not last. Ended up following this guys video to a solution that seems to still be working after restarting all computers a few times. Applied this to both computers for good measure. Control Panel > Programs and Features > Turn Windows features on or off > SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support > SMB 1.0/CIFS Client

Ya I've got no problem pulling it up over the IP if I need to, just happy to have the access back. I had not reserved it, only forwarded the port. I will look into doing that now. Thank you so much for the help!

Network discovery was running on my main, but I'm not even seeing it listed on the server. Interesting...

That worked yes! still can't see it under the network items though.

So I've been using my storage/Plex server just fine for a while now. After a few power failures that caused the computer to be assigned a new IP address, I set it up as static, so that IP/Port would always be forwarded. Since doing so I have not been able to "see" my network drive from my main computer. I can do the reverse, in that I can see my main computer from the server, but that's it. Same goes for my laptop that had been working fine. I've tried undoing the static IP and setting everything back to automatic, but that's not fixing it. Any ideas? Thanks!

Looooove my 2017 Shield. Usually don't have any problems with built in smart features, but a dedicated box with android TV is better than anything.

https://www.amazon.com/JKtech-Pin-Mini-GPU-Adapter/dp/B0713P7X78

I forget what the connector is called but you can definitely get an adapter for that. I had used one on a GPU when I replaced the cooler with an AIO.

The cooler itself should come with the backplate not the motherboard. Because not all coolers are weighty enough to justify the backplate.

Hmm. Not sure. Maybe try a few of the different inputs.

https://www.google.com/search?q=rca+to+3.5&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwimn--mx7HoAhWSHd8KHXPVAksQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=rca+to+3.5&gs_l=img.3..0i67j0l9.4056.4056..4927...0.0..0.163.163.0j1......0....1..gws-wiz-img.9vuSFd8WYu4&ei=Vyx5XuaXJZK7_AbzqovYBA&bih=954&biw=1920&client=firefox-b-1-d RCA to 3.5mm cable from your computer (3.5) to any of the inputs (RCA) on the unit. The TV/Video or the DVD/CD would be good options.

Do you have enough storage space for the new COD? Rumor has it to be around ~150gb requirement. Your FPS wont matter if you cant install

My take - college/university is 50% learn the content and 50% learn the discipline. I got a degree in Mechanical Engineering and while I learned countless topics of fluids, thermo, statics, etc. that I will likely never use, I certainly learned how to take on problems and do any job I might come across. Any school you go to will have crappy teachers that copy/paste from somewhere else. But teach yourself how to tackle the problems and you'll be a better person. Doesn't always work out unfortunately, I had a few classes where I simply couldn't learn the stuff, but hey, it happens. I've always had a gripe with people making the argument of "wish I learned how to do taxes in highschool instead of blah blah blah". Well maybe if you learned to think for yourself and go learn things, you could learn that turbotax does it all for you in about 30 minutes, for free. I know its not truly that simple but come on people.

They all need to get filled somehow, so most have a plugged port somewhere on the rad. I always used to get cooler master AIO's and they always had a port on the rad

if it is a 1080p resolution screen, doesnt matter if its a phone or stadium projection. The number of pixels that the gpu is responsible for are the same.

my first thought would be to let it start a new game, and create a new set of files. Then go and copy/paste yours into whatever folder it makes.

Usually they'll just take a finger, to prove a point. Really though, I'm not sure of the full scale or legal scope, but I know they are most often used for things like recollecting cars/goods owed to the bank for payment failure.

I don't in any way disagree that this is a major problem. But it's interesting to think how far we've come over phone numbers. 10 years ago, if I needed my friends address, I could look up their parents by last name in the local phone book and get it. Easy as that.

meh. kinda like it

coming as a standalone DLC of course, along with 3 new office layouts!

Didn't rad the article but very much enjoyed your story. Very interesting. As avid of a computer use as I am, I'm glad I left high school ('14) at a time when stuff like that wasn't completely phased in,

commercial planes are white and you still see those right? With the brightness of the sky, any underside will appear much darker.

totally missed that part. My apologies. In that case I'd go for the lenovo

AutoCAD will run on a pentium. It's 2D design. Even if you're doing renders on a 3d modelling software it's still CPU intensive, not GPU, so I would just emphasize getting a solid CPU

Can vouch for having been asked the question while a New York (central state) resident. No stolen SSN on your part.