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5 minutes ago, Mr.Stork said:
I have made my HDD a FTP server with the help of Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager App which comes default with windows. When I turn on my pc, the server starts up, and I can access my files through wifi (router). I just have simply set it up so anonymous users can join. So people with my wifi access can join. I only use it for copying and deleting data from my phone. I do not have a Laptop.
I have noticed I can change the port but I can't change the ip to anyother than the one windows keeps as default which was 192.168.0.108.
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Now the thing is, I've noticed for the past few days, I can't randomly connect to the ftp. So, I check the binding dropdown and sure enough it has changed to 192.168.0.105 at the last. It was also 106 a few days ago.
After, making it 105 (the new default), I can connect to the site albeit by changing the ip.
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Why is it changing randomly? It's not related to restarts either. Somedays I restart and still can access the old ip. And it just changes randomly, it's such a nuisence to change it for every single ftp I have. I don't think it's a router issue, because I can temporarly fix it without going to router settings.
How can I fix this changing issue? Do you have any other local FTP recommendations which are better than this setup? Because this doesn't seem like the best setup.
https://filezilla-project.org/
Has server and client capabilities.
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7 hours ago, 5x5 said:
What? No? Error? A MacBook is by far the worst thing you could recommend, even worse than that HP monstrosity.
Both of those are riddled with problems ranging from power limits to heat issues to shit internal quality to crap QA. Avoid them.
You're asking a lot from a low end laptop. You either have to get a gaming laptop such as the Acer Nitro 5 with a Ryzen 5 4600H or a business laptop with good battery life. You can't afford both.
How could the MacBook be the far worst thing I can recommend. I truly disagree with that opinion. It might not be the best at gaming, but for battery life, it would stand out. A used MacBook is in OP budget.
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If you have an iPhone/iPad/Mac use iMovie! And if you have a mac, use Quicktime Player to screen record!
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1 hour ago, kelvinhall05 said:
No. Pavilions are very low-end machines and that thing has an SSHD not even a full SSD so it will be slow as shit.
OP, avoid this one.
I personally used something similar and worked just fine as he wanted. I ran Windows and Linux and performed very well. And very nice keyboard for school.
I truly prefer OP getting a MacBook.
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1 minute ago, zeusthemoose said:
I would use an editing program like davinci resolve (free version available) or premiere (if you are willing to pay) to put together clips. It does depend on the types of videos you want to make if you do that though or just upload stream style content.
For beginners I suggest: https://www.freescreenrecording.com/
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1 minute ago, kelvinhall05 said:
Used Thinkpad. X1 Carbon if you want thin and light, T-series if you want 14" with lots of IO, X-series if you want 12.5" with lots of IO.
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12 minutes ago, lfk said:
Anyone have any suggestions for a well performing VPN service for Australia based household? 99% of browsing is legit, maybe the odd torrent when useless streaming services in Australia don't bring content for months\years after its released
Would need to support site to site PN from my ubiquiti router and have mobile (ios) options also for on the go.
Main concern with VPN service providers is privacy and breaches. Can we still trust some of those who have failed in these areas still?
Many thanks.
ProtonVPN I would say. I use it all the time!
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48 minutes ago, Daniel003 said:
Sort of i guess?.
At that time the phone was on a Chinese version of the rom so i though installing a global version would solve it.
Ahh! I apologize for the post. Didn't read the `global`.
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Isn't this the same post???
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8 hours ago, WannaMurderMicrosoft said:
Can you make a video on youtube how to do it?
Sorry! I am unable to do that!
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49 minutes ago, Krishna_ said:
How would I go about doing that?... sorry I’m not very tech oriented. Could you help me out with that?
YouTube has tons and tons of tutorials on this topic
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3 minutes ago, Krishna_ said:
I feel very dumb. I bought a used custom build but the guy couldn’t wipe the hard drive and sold it to me as is.
I’m trying to use the built in windows tool to wipe the drive but I’m having continuing issues. Every time I go through the windows menus to wipe everything from the drives it comes out with an error similar to “There was a problem resetting your PC. No changes were made”. I tried to follow some articles online but I’m extremely bad with hardware and tech knowledge in this realm, hence why I bought it used. Anyone have advice? I’ve already tried going into CMD as admin and doing the sfc scans with no luck.Basically I want to wipe the drive clean but keep the windows, any help/advice would be extremely appreciated.
Why not reinstall windows? That is best way to do so!
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On 3/5/2020 at 6:56 AM, bak3d said:
I have an old i5 5th gen machine with 8 Gb of ram, I am thinking to make it as a web hosting server. I am really new to all this any help?
Make sure you are not on a residential connection, many ISP's block hosting websites from residential connections.
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2 hours ago, ToboRobot said:
Not at all difficult I'd say.
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8 minutes ago, WannaMurderMicrosoft said:
Even if that worked I doubt that my phone will be charged by the Ethernet cable.
Maybe a splitter. Something with two ports of your phone, then port to ethernet could work!
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I personally check the reviews of each product on multiple sites.
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37 minutes ago, WannaMurderMicrosoft said:
Even if i could do that, that would mean that i would had to have my PC on all the time.
Ah! Maybe usb to ethernet dongle, and connect to a switch. Since your phone is technically the router. Both iPhone and Android allow USB hotspot, but not sure with router.
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20 minutes ago, WannaMurderMicrosoft said:
Hi.
I wanna use my phone as a hotspot, connect it to the router via 5Ghz WIFI and then the router must be able to provide internet via ethernet (at least 2 cables).
In other words i want to convert 5Ghz wireless internet to wired.
I know that DD-WRT firmware has this feature, unfortunately they don't support any of the routers i already have.
Can you suggest some routers that have this feature?
Why not connect your computer to your hotspot, then get a switch and let the computer do it.
I used to do something like that, I think it was called bridge?
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I have an Old Nintendo Wii, rarely used (probably less than 25 hours) and is just sitting around. I was wondering what things is the community are doing with an old Wii or how I can make it more useful.
Btw, I am not interested to any games or emulation of games.
I was thinking in sense of media or something.
Maybe making it do something like a chromecast or something?
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Probably YouTube! Or maybe documentation of a water heater. Maybe phone someone who knows?
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1 minute ago, Daniel003 said:
I have a friend who has a redmi note 7 pro which has a problem with the google apps saying the device is not certified. We tried rooting the phone and solving the problem using magisk but to no luck.
Will switching to Different OS like Lineage Os can help solve the problem?
Nope. This problem actually exists on Lineage as well. I run a Reserrection Remix (based on Lineage) and I am unable to solve the problem via Magisk also.
But my phone was certified on Stock ROM
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4 minutes ago, XeonRSA said:
Budget (USD): $300~400
Country: USA/RSA
Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Primarily gaming (COD, Valorant, Witcher 3, GTA V, and any good upcoming games like Cyberpunk)
Other details: I have a 1440p 144mhz screen so would be nice to get most modern games to run at 1440p 144fps but don't think that's going to be possible.
PC Specs:
CPU: i7 6700K clocked at 4.4Ghz
COOLING: Corsair H100i Liquid Cooler
MOTHERBOARD: MSI Z170A GAMING PRO CARBON
RAM: Crucial DDR4 16GB 2400MHz (2x8GB)
STORAGE: Crucial bx200 480gb
PSU: Antec TP-750C 750W GOLD
GFX: ASUS ROG STRIX GTX 1080 8GB
OS: WIN 10 Pro
CASE: NZXT H440 RAZER EDITIONIs Windows 10 Pro required? I would get Home.
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Just now, ionl said:
I want to switch to Linux because there are so many problems with Windows that annoys me, but do I lose all my files if I switch to Linux (documents, etc.)?
You will, but you could dual-boot both Windows and Linux, and slowly transfer your data! Then delete the partition of windows, and merge!
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I want to sell my old parts but I don't know for how much. Help me appraise it!
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Maybe if you include the PSU, Case and storage, you could gain a higher profit. Just a bit of investment might really help you.