Nano Adam

When you boot into recovery mode on Ubuntu, you get the option to boot into a Live CD mode without installing the OS onto your system! 

This is like an extra extra private mode.

25 minutes ago, wall03 said:

got it. Got to install Chrome now (i am a privacy person so haven't invested time to do that).

Its fine. Probably boot into Live CD mode then install on there to keep data private.

Just now, wall03 said:

maybe. I do see how FireFox on Ubuntu might be slightly overlooked. It has only happen once before, but next time I see it I might see if Brave has the same problem.

You should check Chrome and see if the problem exists. if it exists, then is probably an issue with the Browser and Kernel layer. 

This is not an OS issue, but more of a Web Browser issue. Possible issue with the HTML or CSS parser. Maybe the css-property this forum uses isn't recognized by the browser engine you are using? 

You might want to add some ssd cache! 

Are you sure it is not Windows Update? 

49 minutes ago, FrankCai said:

I see, but the problem is the already opened programs works fine so I don't think thats the issue

It might be. That used to happen to me. Like a YouTube video playing wasn't affected, but any new tab was. 

30 minutes ago, FrankCai said:

I'm not quite sure what you mean by that

Meaning when the internet goes "offline" every couple of hours. 

Your ISP should be responsible for this issue. 

Could be interment issues? 

Yes. Wifi and Ethernet are all part of your internet bandwidth. 

Imagine if ethernet did not count against your bandwidth. Every single person would switch to ethernet and start Torrenting Servers and such. lol

My way to pick something would be to build a few projects in both frameworks then see which one you caught on with. 

Unpack the game code, and there might be an .xml file where you can change the name.

Btw: I am not answering your question.

But if you are annoyed of this, then you probably go psycho with Windows Vista. 

https://www.amazon.com/J-Tech-Digital-Wireless-Supporting-Transmission/dp/B071VCK1FG/ref=sxin_7?ascsubtag=amzn1.osa.903d11d8-11b1-469f-b0ce-8d267a4a2247.ATVPDKIKX0DER.en_US&creativeASIN=B071VCK1FG&cv_ct_cx=wireless+hdmi&cv_ct_id=amzn1.osa.903d11d8-11b1-469f-b0ce-8d267a4a2247.ATVPDKIKX0DER.en_US&cv_ct_pg=search&cv_ct_wn=osp-single-source&dchild=1&keywords=wireless+hdmi&linkCode=oas&pd_rd_i=B071VCK1FG&pd_rd_r=f1c88196-5443-4b1c-a6e9-07f53b640bd6&pd_rd_w=ODDtP&pd_rd_wg=Yx7xd&pf_rd_p=cfb8425e-590e-436e-8f8b-e7ed672784e6&pf_rd_r=1N1Y4T5VVPRSRC4PBTRB&qid=1593474799&sr=1-2-72d6bf18-a4db-4490-a794-9cd9552ac58d&tag=cinemablend06-20

^Seems to have many good reviews and more buyers^

55 minutes ago, Gustavo Dutra said:

Holy shit this is expensive. Does it really work ?

The reviews should be able to speak for you! 

https://www.amazon.com/gofanco-Expandable-Transmitter-Extension-HDwirelessMulti/dp/B07D97KVNS/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?dchild=1&keywords=wireless+hdmi&qid=1593470579&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEyWThGODNEWEtZT1k1JmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwMjM1ODQyMjBFU1JFMDlPNkMxTCZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwNjI4Nzc2MVZWVU1aSVVVMzlOMSZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX2F0ZiZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=

https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-turn-off-password-on-windows-10

5 minutes ago, GamerBlake said:

Hey guys, I have the laptop listed below, and I know it’s not much to go on but I’m wondering if someone can tell me if any old SATA SSD can replace the SSD in it or do I need a special one? All I know is that it’s an MSI GS72 Stealth Pro but the SSD that came with it when I bought it back in August 2016 is starting to fill up and slow down (it’s only 500GB) and I want to replace it with a 2TB SSD but I don’t know if one, like say an 860 EVO, will fit in this laptop? I’d really love an NVMe SSD but I’m pretty sure that one of those isn’t compatible but how about a SATA SSD? Or do I need to buy one straight from MSI?

 

Sorry this question is a bit rambly but please if anyone can help I would appreciate it. If you have any questions please feel free to ask and I’ll answer the best I can.

 

Thanks!

Any 2.5-Inch ssd should be able to fit to my knowledge in a normal laptop.

13 minutes ago, Abyssial said:

Would I need to transfer the windows license to the drive and how would I go about installing Windows 10 on the drive. This is not something I have ever done or researched in great detail

 

Windows should detect that your CPU and RAM are the same, and should be able to transfer the license. 

Were you signed into your microsoft account on your computer? 

Just install Windows 10 on your SSD, and then get Windows to detect your internal hard drive. And copy the data from there over to your SSD! Just make sure your SSD stays plugged in or else your PC doesn't boot! 

3 minutes ago, Abyssial said:

Good Afternoon,

The past few months with nothing much to do I have been gaming a lot more on my 4 year old Laptop. Recently I have been getting many BSOD's while playing and after running some tests it appears that my hard drive is the cause. This isn't a big surprise to me as it was originally also my school computer and so I lugged it to school and back resulting in it getting jostled around more than it probably should have. Now I don't have the money for a new system and the one I have is powerful enough for most any game that I fancy. I would prefer to spend as little as I can within reason but am wondering if I bought myself and external SSD online is there a way to just transfer all my data and games over as well as windows so that I don't have to worry about the drive failing anymore, or do I need to pay someone to put in and internal SSD?

Thanks in Advance

 

Current System Specs:

CPU: i7-6700HQ @2.60GHz

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M

RAM: 16 GBs DDR4

Storage: 2 TB Hard Drive (Dying)

               Recovery Drive (I believe it to be fine but would want to put on an SSD with all my games for faster boots) 

 

 

You should be able to do so if the drive still responds. And you should be able to boot from it too! 

I have a modern HP laptop with Intel Optane (16 gb). And I have fully installed Zorin OS (Ubuntu Based) on it and got rid of Windows. How can I take advantage of the optane memory? Would love to hear suggestions! 

7 minutes ago, Dravinian said:

Hi All,

 

This is probably a really stupidily easy question to answer, but I have spent about a combined 8 hours getting the OpenVPN server to run on a VM in FreeNAS.

 

I finally have it up and running, network wide VPN.  Great.

 

Except, the only thing running through it is another VM Ubuntu, and that shows an IP address that is not my IP address...so I know it is working.

 

Anyone helpfully explain how I get all of my devices to run through the VPN server?  It has a static IP address and I thought turning my router towards it would be the answer, but all that does is kill my ability to access any websites.

 

Thanks in advance!

Is there a gui for you to access or something. If not, in the Docs, there should be info on getting .ovpn files for your devices. 

You might have to open a port on the VM i believe so!

I suggest getting the Php 6000 and see if you can upgrade the hard disk to a ssd. 

So there is a feature in MacOS that allows your mac to wakeup/startup at a specific time in the morning. 

Example: Shutdown at 12 AM and startup at 6 AM

Does anyone how this feature works under the hood?