BigSmoke3320

I am looking for a new motherboard and I am looking for a motherboard that supports using all of the rear aux ports as a line-in (preferably at 24/96).I connect all of my audio devices to my computer, and run all of my audio through my sound card. Is there a way to tell which motherboards support this? And for bonus points, interference on all of my ports would be caused by a motherboard problem, or a power supply problem. My current motherboard is a Gigabyte Z68xp-ud3p.

I only have read and read/write options. I took a step back, and tried to configure everything again, but i keep running into credentials issues. I have attatched a screenshot to give some more info. I made a local account on my old laptop and gave access to the folder, but i cannot connect to the computer with those credentials.

My constraints are as follows >Backup my daily laptop to my backup laptop >Backup laptop needs to remain on windows 10, or be able to boot into Windows 10 >Must use WiFi (my new laptop doesn't have Ethernet) My Idea: Set my old laptop to use a static ip, and configure a random folder for filesharing connect new laptop to said shared folder, as network device. mount the network device as a drive, and set as backup drive My Problems: When trying to make changes to the shared folder, I keep running into permissions errors when writing from the network side (ie. even using my old laptop, going through network devices). I have tried to set everyone's permisions to read/write, but that did not make any changes, I even tried setting the accesibility to everyone, and then setting read/write permisions. I still cant even create a .txt Am I going about this the wrong way, or am I doing this wrong.