Troubleshooting Forum - How To Use The "mark Solved" Feature

[LinusTech]

This thread is meant to demonstrate how the "Mark Solved" feature works in this sub-forum. The original poster may flag any post within the responses as the best answer by clicking "Mark Solved" and it will float to the top for anyone who views the thread in the future.

 

I'm not really sure how this works. Is there anyone that can help me (hopefully Slick)

[Mauri]

Did you try banging it?

[XiaoPigs]

Here Linus http://community.invisionpower.com/files/file/4576-sos32-flag-topics/

 

I found something that might help out with your problem.

[Slick]

This is an example of "Solved"

[XiaoPigs]

Ah I didn't really get the gist of the question sorry .__.

 

But as always it's Slick to the rescue

[amintha1992]

i know this is not the place to ask this question but how and where do i set my system specs?

[XiaoPigs]

If you're talking about mine. I just wrote on the Signature thingy :) Just go to settings and you'll find it

[Jimbo]

Which is also where it says no more than three lines. ;)

[Guest]

Okay here's how it works.

 

The original poster as well as moderators and admins will see options on replies to a thread only in this section that will give the option to mark as sovled. In the subforum solved questions will be marked with the solved tags.

 

As I said, this feature is only applicable currently to this area of the forum. 

 

If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. 

[stuarty211]

i love Linus tech tips

[Soolkiki]

I was watching the video and looking at this at the same time! Baws.

[zoltan]

Maybe it would be nice to further divide this subforum in subfora, e.g. Windows 7, Windows 8, legacy Windows, GNU/Linux+Android x86, GNU/Linux+Android ARM, CPU, GPU, storage, NIC+routers+switches+WiFi adapters, peripherals, etc... because for instance I can help with GNU/Linux troubleshooting, but don't really want to venture into a lot of other things, so it would be nice to have all linux problems together in an overview to save time that could be used for troubleshooting.

 

As a sidenote, I also think it would be nice to have a separate subforum where people can go to get started with GNU/Linux, how to try it to see what DE they like, how to install it once they've decided, how to troubeshoot if there are problems with drivers and steam installs, etc... basic stuff that's not really available in one spot on the Internet anywhere, but would fill a definite need with the way things are evolving.

[1wsx10]

maybe not

[bf314159]

???

[Wind1000100]

i know this is not the place to ask this question but how and where do i set my system specs?

If you know it's not the right place, why did you post it?

You can see the categories, and there will be one for your question!

[amintha1992]

If you know it's not the right place, why did you post it?

You can see the categories, and there will be one for your question!

dude thanks.... but this was posted almost 2 years ago

[_SNOWMAN_]

any way to mark multiple as solved? Multiple questions asked and multiple solved

[DIV1D3]

any way to mark multiple as solved? Multiple questions asked and multiple solved

You could quote those posts and then mark your post as solved, that way all the posts from other people will appear at the top of the thread. 

[TDP_Equinox]

Okay here's how it works.

 

The original poster as well as moderators and admins will see options on replies to a thread only in this section that will give the option to mark as sovled. In the subforum solved questions will be marked with the solved tags.

 

As I said, this feature is only applicable currently to this area of the forum. 

 

If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. 

Can we get an edit to the OP that adds a picture showing where the button is?

It's amazing how many people don't see it!

[zanthros]

It is a shame that posters are able to mark their own answers as the best answer and "SOLVED" therefore gaming the system and upping their Rep.... Sad......

[IsaacDaGrazin]

This thread is meant to demonstrate how the "Mark Solved" feature works in this sub-forum. The original poster may flag any post within the responses as the best answer by clicking "Mark Solved" and it will float to the top for anyone who views the thread in the future.

 

I'm not really sure how this works. Is there anyone that can help me (hopefully Slick)

Senpai ;-;

[spydyt]

On 4/28/2013 at 2:31 AM, Slick said:

This is an example of "Solved"

why isn't that pinned to the top of the page though???

[hirushaadi]

On 5/2/2013 at 4:24 PM, zoltan said:

Maybe it would be nice to further divide this subforum in subfora, e.g. Windows 7, Windows 8, legacy Windows, GNU/Linux+Android x86, GNU/Linux+Android ARM, CPU, GPU, storage, NIC+routers+switches+WiFi adapters, peripherals, etc... because for instance I can help with GNU/Linux troubleshooting, but don't really want to venture into a lot of other things, so it would be nice to have all linux problems together in an overview to save time that could be used for troubleshooting.

 

As a sidenote, I also think it would be nice to have a separate subforum where people can go to get started with GNU/Linux, how to try it to see what DE they like, how to install it once they've decided, how to troubeshoot if there are problems with drivers and steam installs, etc... basic stuff that's not really available in one spot on the Internet anywhere, but would fill a definite need with the way things are evolving.

May be, this feature wont help users who dont know them..!

[YesImThatGuy]

On 4/28/2013 at 9:30 AM, XiaoPigs said:

Here Linus http://community.invisionpower.com/files/file/4576-sos32-flag-topics/

 

I found something that might help out with your problem.

Very sus link

[gloop]

On 3/10/2021 at 6:25 AM, YesImThatGuy said:

Very sus link

a) That post is close to 8 years old

b) Following the link leads to a 404 page