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The SanDisk process was really easy. Except for taking a picture of the serial number on the black and blowing it up 10 times so I could read it.

Quick charge 2 sounds like useful tech. If you're device supports it... http://m.androidcentral.com/these-are-android-devices-support-qualcomms-quick-charge-20

It was a 3rd party utility I don't remember the name of and I wasted several days of research and testing with. My working theory now is to get the manufacturer involved as early as possible so that whatever troubleshooting they may lead you through is also leading toward an rma. Sandisk did...

Ditto. Even the fingerprint reader for the datacenter gets an unconventional digit.

My SanDisk claimed it was in write protect and there was a program to change it. End the end it needed an rma.

The max recommended cores per server for exchange is fewer than that. This shouldn't affect exchange implementations. This looks more targeted at hyper v

Sounds fun. I have popcorn.

Kill a watt it is then. Thanks guys.

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Yeah it's a brick transformer. I don't have a good way to measure input power yet. I was going for a keyword in the specs to look for.

How can I tell how much power the 12v power supply actually draws when the load is turned off? I'm trying to decide where to add in my switch for some ribbon lights.

I've looked at ecovent in the past too. HVAC systems are not designed to run with all vents closed so their needs to be a mechanism to turn off the fan when approaching the danger zone. Since we moved we've taken a few steps back in air sealing the envelope so I need to take that before...

I have seen specially made gloves but I just sewed metallic thread from ebay into my favorite gloves.

Same. My wife and I have been enjoying Jessica Jones. Very interesting perspective of humans in a time of supers.

Don't forget to make accomodations for UEFI and BIOS. What about taking a mini pc around with you? NUC, HP mini, etc.

Note: the ratio of time one spends installing vs using an os is directly proportional to the impotence one places on install speed. :)

Just so it's clear, that was a joke. Coug, what is the acreage limit you would more manually?

A push mower? How pedestrian.

I use Nova Launcher on my S4. I agree, it is nice.

The restore feature is capable of a bare metal restore, theoretically, when run from a thumb drive. I turned off secure boot and set the boot mode for both UEFI and Legacy with CSM turned on. My crash course was in UEFI started with getting Arch to install. I think part of the problem is...

Was it a browser pop or true windows dialog box?

I'm using "mobile style" under chrome and don't have an issue.

Cool. The next best setting was changing the default first screen that pops up when hitting the windows key from tiles to apps. I'll have to look into win X.

Right click on the windows button is what made all my frustration with 8 go away. I hope they kept that in 10.

FWIW, I'm trying to restore to a previously used SSD with the partitions removed.

Context is everything. ;)

I made the USB recovery drive from my coworker's Yoga. I just think there is some minor flaw in the automated process; or there is a manual process I don't know to do. In particular I don't know what the error message means and. There are various txt/xml/cmd files on the drive with contents that...

1. I want to see how the manufacturer intended it. This is my first machine with UEFI/GPT and I'm learning the edges. 2. If I can figure this out I will understand how the push button restore feature works in W8/10 and the underpinnings it requires. 3. I have less need for the hard drive space...

I never use the nipple; not enough precision in my hand and it feels like extra effort to reach beyond the pad. To each their own.

My touchpad continues on automatically when I get to the edge, for exactly the reasons you mention. I'd be surprised if this wasn't available in a newer driver.

I inherited my Yoga from my coworker and he had removed the restore partition. I want to restore the hard drive to how it came from the factory including the original partition structure. I have created the USB restore drive from another Thinkpad Yoga but I get an error when I boot from it and...

I'm a huge fan of the new touchpad. It took about 2 days of on and off use to get used to it and be able to right-click consistently. I can more easily use my wife's Apple. That said I don't hate the old one either.

Not having done any of the fixes, I would expect using policy editor to be less swimming against the current.

I don't handle storage, virtualization or backups here and I think that might help me understand your post better. Is the exchange server itself running somewhere you don't want it? Since you are not now under a time crunch I would suggest migrating the mailboxes to new databases. At the same...

Aye, the most important characteristic in the led bulbs I've been buying is not color temp or cri. It's zwave.

Glad you got it fixed. Sorry I was unavailable before. I've had a good bit of experience with this in the past year moving from 2003 to 2010 to 2013. Since you could afford the downtime, obviously, and were in a time pinch I would also have moved the database rather than migrating to a new...

Time's second para describes the difference between lumen and lux that might affect perceived brightness.

Hopefully they are burned in before you get them. Ours are not, and Lenovo sends an employee when they don't work.

As had been mentioned, leds are directional. They simulate the less directional output by using multiple leds inside the bulb. I have some that are clearly dimmer in the axial direction, and you can see the subtle hot spots in the radial direction. And as you've already mentioned, your cfls...

We've decided to move away from Lenovo after several 3850 x6s we've been getting had to have major parts replaced during burn in. One had every part replaced but the case.

There was an optional update that was accidentally pushed out as mandatory and then corrected. If a machine received the bad one would it queue up even if the checked one had been released before installation time?

I have seen the winder boxes that can hold 4 or 5 at a time. Some people collect watches and have had them since before flip phones were old hat.

Ditto. Also, whether you believe the VW US head's ignorance of the fakery or not, in an interview with the local NPR station he pointed out the incongruity of building a LEED certified plant to produce cars that can't pass emissions tests.

I have assumed that "get started" installed the W10 update; I had a different button when I clicked through. Something more expected like "install selected updates".

Long and narrow? The G router I have currently will barely go 20', through 2 walls. My 8 year old Aruba solution will do that, it's not terribly unique. It is handy though.

Yes, when you click the link you get the previous ability to pick recommended or optional updates. Look closely for the link. ;)

Never used any ubiquity. If I remember correctly your place is old multi wythe brick. You very well might have to go with multiple APs hard wired or relayed through fewer obstructions. Maybe down the side of the building. I have a hard enough time with 70 yo plaster and lathe.

I have to manually install the updates. The next update it wants me to install is W10 and I have to click a link below "to see other updates" . The link takes me to the view I'm used to. Edit: I will also say that I never reserved by copy.

There is a fair bit of border around my screen before the bezel. I would not be surprised if the 14incher is mostly the same machine. There would of course be a slight battery life penalty.

I love my S1 yoga. Just don't have all the specs at hand but it might suit your needs. I would expect support in China to be good. ;)