Master Dorphath

I am currently trying to network together 3 virtual machines running in virtual box. One is the latest version of ubuntu server, another is a windows 11 VM and I want to connect them both to VyOS. My main problem is that VyOS can't seem to connect to the internet. I have tried to ping 8.8.8.8 but it always says network unreachable. When trying to network the machines to each other I can't since VyOS is not getting an ipv4 address only ipv6. I believe this was causing problems when I was setting a specific route and needed a return ip. This is for an assignment in my cyber security networking class and are supposed to replicate the model in the image. We are supposed to use internal networks on the ubuntu server and windows machine and then a nat network with 2 matching internal networks for the other vms. I have tried just about everything but for the life of me I cannot get VyOS to get a ping and because it's not connecting properly I have a feeling that is what is causing issues with the rest of the assignment for me. I tried changing VyOS and the ubuntu server to just have a nat network attached the same as how I have my Kali machine set up but even then with only one adapter neither of the machines would connect and always returned the network is unreachable error. When I reached out to my professor about VyOS not having an ipv4 address he just asked me what it should be and wont tell me anything else. I know that somehow it has something to do with the .1 on each side of the diagram. I am pretty new to this level of networking so I don't understand a lot but I have been stuck on this assignment all week and this is my last resort.

My girlfriend just bought me some new RGB strips for my computer and while in the past I would have just ran the end of the cable outside the case and use whatever usb adapter comes in the box, I was wondering if these Govee strips would be compatible with my motherboard or not. I have plugged in cheap strips before and they started to get hot very fast so I used the adapter thinking that it was because they were just cheap strips. The header on my motherboard is a 12v rgb header. I tried plugging the strip in, which has connectors on both ends, and while it didn't immediately catch on fire, it did start to get warm within several minutes. I cant find any documentation anywhere as to the voltage of these strips and I want to know if the heat is just due to not getting exact voltage or slightly different and thus not a big deal, or if, as I am thinking, keeping the strips plugged in will eventually kill them. The strips are the Govee Prisma 10, motherboard is an Asus tuf. Included usb adapter thing does not have any voltage information and neither does the strip itself. I am aware that this might not be the exact right topic section but I couldn't decide if this was a motherboard topic or a peripherals topic.

Alright, so about 3 weeks ago or something like that I noticed that the bluetooth quick toggle in the quick settings had disappeared. I checked my bluetooth settings and noticed that there was no option to turn bluetooth on or off. I dont use bluetooth that much so I didnt bother trying to fix it, hoping that a couple restarts or windows update would fix the issue. I have more recently noticed that my wifi speeds have not been the greatest on my desktop, which sits pretty close to the router and is using the 5ghz band of which it is the only device on it. Today I opened device manager and saw a couple things. First, under the bluetooth adapter tab thing, it was giving me error 45 and saying that the adapter was not connected. The second thing that I noticed was that it appeared that several of the wifi adapters were also not connected giving the same error code. I uninstalled the bluetooth adapter from device manager, and now whenever I do a check for hardware changes scan, its not showing up again. I have downloaded the latest drivers for the wifi adapter and am still having the same issue. The pictures should show a little better what I mean. I have an asus tuf b series motherboard with the bundled realtek m.2 to pcie wifi and bluetooth combo card. Any help would be wonderful.

So turns out that the roku and switch home menus dont play in surround so thats why i wasnt hearing anything at first. I will say however that while the roku is set to do dolby surround, the channels arent quite perfect. Whenever a test youtube video plays right rear or left rear it plays the entire right side or entire left. When it plays front right or left it only plays front left or front right and not rear.

So today I decided to set up full surround on our Bose lifestyle 12 speaker system. I know its old, but its quite a good setup, and until this point I had only been using it for playing music. Its in the bonus room so its hooked up to an older tv. All of the speakers plug into the sub, and then the sub plugs into the receiver. I have the receiver plugged into the standard audio out on the tv with a normal analog cable. The front 3 speakers all work fine, and so does the sub, my problem is that the 2 satellite speakers don't want to play any audio. I have tried swapping them out with the front speakers and they work fine. This system was made quite a bit before hdmi was standard and so it doesnt have any sort of ARC or hdmi in or anything like that. Any ideas on what I could do to get it all working? I have tried playing the radio, CDs, and the roku and none of them play audio through those two speakers.

I was recently playing sw squadrons in vr using Oculus link. For some strange reason every time I play this game and other VR games too despite my CPU on GPU both sitting lower than 80% I have a decent amount of wagon some games. the only thing that has high utilization is my ram which is sitting at 10 gigs out of 12 gigs used. Considering I'm above the minimum spec on RAM for most of these games it surprises me that that would be an issue but I'm not sure

It is using bitlocker. Sadly I don't have nearly enough space on any other drives to do a backup

No, this is a single drive single dimm laptop.

So I am working on a hard drive swap for someone between their two laptops. The first laptop got bent and now no longer posts. The second laptop is an hp. The hdd I am trying to put in the hp is encrypted. When I plug it into my desktop it can detect the drive and if I had the encryption key I could open it in file explorer. For some reason on the hp laptop whenever I install the hdd it gives me error 3F0, and says that an os could not be found. I can run the hard driver checker and it says that everything is functioning fine. The drive is spinning up just fine. There is no option in the bios to change the boot order. Any help??

I have been talking with inateck support and they are of no help whatsoever.

Alright so I just got an inateck pci to usb 3 card to try and improve the performance on my rift cv1 as I have heard that that can help some times. After installing it it just wont show up. When I try and install the drivers it says that the card cant be found. Its plugged in to sata power and I am able to charge things using the usb ports, its just not being seen on the pci level. I have rummaged through the bios and nothing there has been able to fix it. I know that the pci slot works because I normally have a wifi card in there and that works fine. I have tried switching it around with my other pci slot, and then just leaving the wifi card out but that doesnt fix it either. As far as I know I am on the latest bios, or at least new enough that it should have no problem seeing the card. Sadly the bios doesnt have any way of seeing which pci devices are plugged in so I cant tell if the mobo is seeing it or if its purely a windows problem. I am using an msi b250M pro vdh mobo.

I have checked the manufacturer and all properties and info of every device in device manager that could have the slightest possiblity of being it. The only usb controllers or hubs that show up are the ones on my mobo.

I'm pretty sure it's PCIe, I was just saying pci. https://www.amazon.com/Inateck-Superspeed-Ports-PCI-Expansion/dp/B00B6ZCNGM/ref=asc_df_B00B6ZCNGM/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312824707815&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1255597024687101663&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9010676&hvtargid=pla-535905638860&psc=1

Alright so I just got an inateck pci to usb 3 card to try and improve the performance on my rift cv1 as I have heard that that can help some times. After installing it it just wont show up. When I try and install the drivers it says that the card cant be found. Its plugged in to sata power and I am able to charge things using the usb ports, its just not being seen on the pci level. I have rummaged through the bios and nothing there has been able to fix it. I know that the pci slot works because I normally have a wifi card in there and that works fine. I have tried switching it around with my other pci slot, and then just leaving the wifi card out but that doesnt fix it either. As far as I know I am on the latest bios, or at least new enough that it should have no problem seeing the card. Sadly the bios doesnt have any way of seeing which pci devices are plugged in so I cant tell if the mobo is seeing it or if its purely a windows problem. I am using an msi b250M pro vdh mobo.