perk0vic

Use something like nLite to slipstream in your hard drive controllers drivers. F6 only works if you have a floppy drive in your PC... which you don't.

Archive.org is a great source - if you've got the key it's not considered piracy. The key means at some point you bought a license (or it came with your PC).

If it's dead it could either be the controller or the flash chip itself. Either way it would require special equipment to remove and diagnose.

Seconding MakeMKV as it will support bluray. DVD Decryptor might still work Failing that you can't go wrong with these guys: https://www.redfox.bz/en/

I think it's absolutely capable of doing what you want it to... Just need the right hardware.

From my research I found mastdata too hence why I went with Vodafone as they had the closest mast to my location. It looks like an antenna is my only option. Thanks for the info - appreciate it!

Yeah there are TS-9 connectors on the back.. Looks like this is my only way out...

So my only option was 1-3MBit/s ADSL in my area, so my only option was Vodafone UK's "Gigacube" which is just a fancy 5G/4G modem/router with a SIM. The issue is, despite how good 4G can get, as soon as this device is brought inside, not only is it horribly slow, but I get long moments of downtime. So frustrating, especially when you are doing IT work from home! Does anyone have any potential solutions that don't include dropping 150+ quid on an antenna booster system??

RDP only supports Windows machines! If you're running CentOS youll need to be comfortable with a command-line interface (unless your VPS host provides you with some kind of control panel). Your best bet is to find a Windows specific VPS, they usually cost a bit more due to licensing fees for Microsoft but easy way to go.

Unfortunately no more classic theme. There is a "basic" theme you can unlock but it looks more like Windows 8. If you want to safely theme your Windows 10 installation your best bet is something like WindowBlinds.