I had that happen on an x58 board. Windows absolutely would not allow it to operate. I use Mint on the same machine, but on different drive that is not connected while Windows is running, and vice versa. The Mint config allowed the use of the RJ45 port. I havent put the Windows drive back...
Yes, I was. Painting and needle-gunning. I finally understood our role when my workcenter sup 1st class suited up and grabbed a needlegun, and we had at it for a few days. My department was babysitters for the spaces and gear for the Marines. Fuckin sucked ass. I was UA at least 10 times a...
Intense UV light also creates O³. TIG welding creates a substantial amount of ozone, but again, expensive equipment necessary. A welding shop might be messy and dirty, but germs, mold, and the like will be absent.
Aerocool 620w ZerodBa PSU 2006, in mirror chrome. Got it at Circuit City near Janaf. It powers my HP desktop with older i3. It started off life as a SLI supply for two GTX 260s. Occasionally, I'll throw a GTX 1060 in the HP system...
I've had that happen with wired NICs. Windows being dumb, I had to use a usb rj45 in windows, but a real install of Mint was happily fine with MB nic that windows didnt even detect. Eventually, didnt care, as i stuck to the Mint install.
What did it involve to make that green OP label happen? Is it baked into Xeno? I'm asking for a different forum....
The other forum has round avatars, and I suspect that would have to change.
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Try a USB RJ-45 adapter. I have a ugreen brand and like it. If you go that route, make sure to get usb 3.x. I got mine for laptop that lacks onboard rj45. Have used it on other rigs for testing purposes. They come in handy.
While looking around ZTE, I could only spot wifi 6 products.
Nokia has a fixed wireless product coming early 2024 that matches wifi 7 and 5g needs.....Fastmile 5g Gateway 7
https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/qualcomm-unveils-10g-fiber-gateway-platform-for-ultimate-connected-home-performance.313975/
Note at the bottom of article....release in 2024. Made frontpage news in September.