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#71
Microsoft Windows / Re: Windows 11
Last post by humbert - March 05, 2025, 04:32 AMQuote from: scarface on March 04, 2025, 10:50 PMI will upload a new version of windows 24H2 next week. Maybe you could install it in case you need it.
I have a portable drive hooked up to my router's USB port. It serves as my personal cloud. I can access it from all my devices and anywhere else with an internet connection. With 22H2 and 23H2, you can easily go into Windows Explorer, click on "Map Network Drive" and put (in my case) \\RT-BEU92\sda1 and off you go, it's mapped as drive Z. With 24H2 this is impossible. You run into a wall of security where it demands all kinds of passwords and setting and all kinds of unnecessary requirements not even Microsoft understands.
Another problem that the activation from 23H2 was not grandfathered in. Reactivation was necessary. I only imagined that this was the beginning of endless problem with this badly written piece of garbage. So I decided just to screw this and go back to 23H2, which performs flawlessly. Let them fix it first. I might add that I've had infinitely more problems with security protocols than whatever it is they're trying to protect me from.
Have you tried to map a network drive on this thing? Is that even possible inside a virtual machine?
#72
Microsoft Windows / Re: Windows 11
Last post by scarface - March 04, 2025, 10:50 PMQuote from: humbert on March 04, 2025, 05:43 AMI upgraded my desktop today and put 23H2 in it. Today from Windows Update came the offer to install 24H2 so I tried it out. What a disaster! Just for starters, my mapped network drives disappeared and there was no way to put them back. All I got was some sort of unusual password prompts that 22H2 nor 23H2 ever produced.I will upload a new version of windows 24H2 next week. Maybe you could install it in case you need it.
To make matters worse, the backup file I made would not restore. Macrium said it was "corrupt". The funny thing is that you could still map that backup to a drive and extract files. I had to start the configuration from scratch.
Stay away from 24H2 until they fix it.
#73
Microsoft Windows / Re: Windows 11
Last post by humbert - March 04, 2025, 05:43 AM I upgraded my desktop today and put 23H2 in it. Today from Windows Update came the offer to install 24H2 so I tried it out. What a disaster! Just for starters, my mapped network drives disappeared and there was no way to put them back. All I got was some sort of unusual password prompts that 22H2 nor 23H2 ever produced.
To make matters worse, the backup file I made would not restore. Macrium said it was "corrupt". The funny thing is that you could still map that backup to a drive and extract files. I had to start the configuration from scratch.
Stay away from 24H2 until they fix it.
To make matters worse, the backup file I made would not restore. Macrium said it was "corrupt". The funny thing is that you could still map that backup to a drive and extract files. I had to start the configuration from scratch.
Stay away from 24H2 until they fix it.
#74
Chit Chat / Re: What kind of meat (or chee...
Last post by scarface - March 03, 2025, 10:05 PMTonight, I'm going to present a new dish.
Look at the photo below.
Vasudev and shadow.97 must be thinking that it is a pizza.
Actually, this is an egg and bacon quiche (in French, it's called a quiche too).
It's probably the kind of dish your guests would like to eat.
Look at the photo below.
Vasudev and shadow.97 must be thinking that it is a pizza.
Actually, this is an egg and bacon quiche (in French, it's called a quiche too).
It's probably the kind of dish your guests would like to eat.
#75
Microsoft Windows / Re: Windows 11
Last post by Vasudev - March 01, 2025, 11:24 PMQuote from: humbert on February 27, 2025, 05:34 AMDoesn't work on my new laptop but still in use on my 2 old laptops.Quote from: Vasudev on February 26, 2025, 06:04 PMUpdated Windows 10 Feb 2025
I'm surprised you're still playing around with Windows 10. Isn't end of support not too far off? Does W10 even support newer hardware?
#76
Microsoft Windows / Re: Windows 11
Last post by humbert - February 27, 2025, 05:34 AMQuote from: Vasudev on February 26, 2025, 06:04 PMUpdated Windows 10 Feb 2025
I'm surprised you're still playing around with Windows 10. Isn't end of support not too far off? Does W10 even support newer hardware?
#77
Microsoft Windows / Re: Windows 11
Last post by Vasudev - February 26, 2025, 06:04 PMUpdated Windows 10 Feb 2025
ISO: Win 10 22H2 x64
SHA256 Hash: https://mega.nz/file/pZgymBhQ#Xa7JnWb9uRAhTBcV4_3v4q1fmsUDb0aJXDDUWVz3dJs
ISO: Win 10 22H2 x64
SHA256 Hash: https://mega.nz/file/pZgymBhQ#Xa7JnWb9uRAhTBcV4_3v4q1fmsUDb0aJXDDUWVz3dJs
#78
Chit Chat / Re: best clips
Last post by scarface - February 21, 2025, 10:04 PMTonight, new videos are available for the users of the forum.
Satellite Images Reveal The Reality Of Saudi Arabia's new project
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gi24Xl2PJIc
1 year since Cindy the baboon went blind. How did it happen?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a27UERcStXA
In Tunisia, rising meat prices spark concerns ahead of Ramadan.
Actually, I've been to Tunisia, in 1993. At the time, you could get a marvelous couscous in a restaurant for one dinar. Visibly this time is over.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msZYwlGdkhc
The Smalls Lighthouse Tragedy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkXXCKqBNdY
Satellite Images Reveal The Reality Of Saudi Arabia's new project
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gi24Xl2PJIc
1 year since Cindy the baboon went blind. How did it happen?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a27UERcStXA
In Tunisia, rising meat prices spark concerns ahead of Ramadan.
Actually, I've been to Tunisia, in 1993. At the time, you could get a marvelous couscous in a restaurant for one dinar. Visibly this time is over.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msZYwlGdkhc
The Smalls Lighthouse Tragedy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkXXCKqBNdY
#79
Chit Chat / Re: What kind of meat (or chee...
Last post by scarface - February 20, 2025, 10:02 PMTonight, I'm going to show you a new dish.
Look carefully at the pictures below.
Vasudev, shadow.97 and humbert have probably never seen this.
It's a to-be-cooked saucisson (made of pork meat). As you can see, this saucisson is pretty big.
Note that I'm using the word saucisson because there is no appropriate translation in English. it's not a mere sausage indeed. In French, the word "saucisson" is used for a big sausage (sausage is translated as "saucisse").
To cook such a sausage, it is recommended to boil it for 30 minutes.
Once cooked, the "saucisson à cuire" can be served with potatoes.
It's certainly a good dish for your guests.
Look carefully at the pictures below.
Vasudev, shadow.97 and humbert have probably never seen this.
It's a to-be-cooked saucisson (made of pork meat). As you can see, this saucisson is pretty big.
Note that I'm using the word saucisson because there is no appropriate translation in English. it's not a mere sausage indeed. In French, the word "saucisson" is used for a big sausage (sausage is translated as "saucisse").
To cook such a sausage, it is recommended to boil it for 30 minutes.
Once cooked, the "saucisson à cuire" can be served with potatoes.
It's certainly a good dish for your guests.
#80
Microsoft Windows / Re: Windows 11
Last post by scarface - February 20, 2025, 09:54 PMWell, I think you should test this in Vmware to ensure it is suitable for you. It is not required to have an account if you select your username and input your password.