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DarthSlater77
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Gender
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Location
Louisiana South USA
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Interests
Computers, Gaming, Networking
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Biography
“Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote.”
― Benjamin Franklin
"Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen."
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Occupation
IT Repair Technician
System
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CPU
FX-9590
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Motherboard
ASUS Crosshair V Formula
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RAM
12GB Corsair Vengence
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GPU
2X GTX 760ti
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Storage
120SSD, 2X 1TB WD-Black
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PSU
Thermaltake Black Widow 850W
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Display(s)
2X1080p
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Cooling
Coolemaster Freio
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Keyboard
Corsair K60
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Mouse
Corsair M85
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Operating System
Windows7x64
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sounds like it may be sending the audio out the HDMI / DP cable. can you get a screen shot of the audio devices list? I wonder if the onboard sound card drivers need to be reinstalled.
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You also mentioned a Bluetooth headset. try disabling Bluetooth on the computer and see if that makes any difference. I have run into the irritating issue with windows where it refuses to send audio to multiple outputs at a time. The computer may think the headset is still connected. You can also check the Audio settings in windows and see what output it is defaulting to.
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Windows 10 files on desktop not visible when using c$
DarthSlater77 replied to DarthSlater77's topic in Troubleshooting
it is 1809 remoting to a Win7 machine. We still have 1903 in the verification process. -
try using the headphone out jack. the computer may not be sending a signal out the line out port.
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how are they connected to the computer? Bluetooth? USB?
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I am asking this question as an IT professional to other IT professional's. I use c$ to copy files from one computer to another regularly. This is usually when I am setting up a user on a new computer. After making a move to Windows 10 I have noticed a bug that I encounter from time to time. When I connect to the remote computer using windows 10 and c$ (yes with an admin profile) the files in the default user directory's Desktop, Documents, Pictures etc. will not show up. Enabling show hidden files and disabling hide protected OS files makes no change. It is easy enough to work around buy using a external drive to move the files but its a pain. I try to use up as little of my users time as possible. Have any of you other IT professionals encountered this? do you know of a fix for it?