Dobby

Hello friends, Over the past week we've had three separate staff members create 600-800 folders across various SharePoint sites. I've done a few Purview reports and it looks like they were all pushed up by OneDrive SyncEngine within a 5 minute window each time. All three users are on OneDrive build 26.062.0402.0002. All events show ApplicationDisplayName: OneDrive SyncEngine. The pattern is the same each time, OneDrive SyncEngine accesses AllItems.aspx, then immediately generates hundreds of FolderCreated events. The affected libraries are ones users have added via "Add shortcut to OneDrive", not the Sync button (I have disabled sync button visibility this week in case that was causing issues). None of the three users had SharePoint libraries listed under OneDrive Settings -> Account as synced libraries. They're using shortcuts. Two different Windows builds affected (26100 and 26200), same OneDrive version on all As far as I can tell, the folders being generated are all old / archived stuff, and the folders are always empty. Any suggestions or help appreciated as always. Thanks

I managed to get some of it in once, I tried to solder it but I have very unsteady hands and ended up making a bit of a mess of it. I'm not sure if I can even open up the tube but I feel like this is what I'm going to end up doing. I'll have another go at soldering it, if I make a mess I'll speak to the department and see if they're bothered about me trying to open it up (and possible breaking it further). Thank you for the advice

Hello friends, I've got an ancient piece of kit here which our science department has said works intermittently. If you hold the cable the right way it works fine etc. I couldn't find much online about it so assumed the cable was a coax. I bought a few male BNC connectors to rewire it, however upon opening it I found it had a stranded core rather than a solid one. I can't for the life of my get even half the wires into the gold pin for the BNC connector. This is the internals of the current faulty wire: This is what I've bought to replace the connection: Any advice on what connector to buy or any tricks to rewire a stranded core would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Absolute legends. Turned it on and it's now working. Thank you so much!

Yes, I've got the 'Super Admin' role within Google Admin, I assume this translates across to Google Cloud.

Hi pete, thanks for your reply, I didn't realise there was a guide from Synology. I get stuck between step 3 and 4 in the guide, upon pressing 'Create', I get the permission error and so can't continue.

Hello friends, I'm trying to set up a project in Google Cloud for 'Synology Active Backup for Google Workspace'. Every time I try to create a project, it fails with a 'resourcemanager.projects.get' permission error. As far as I understand I only need to add one of the roles suggested in the screenshot, but even when adding all of them I still don't seem to have permission. I've contacted Google but as the school doesn't pay for support they're not obliged to help, although their reply did mention roles 'resourcemanager.projects.create', 'resourcemanager.projects.get', and 'resourcemanager.projects.list.' I've created a custom role 'ResourceManager.Projects' and added these three permissions, as well as the original error permission 'resourcemanager.projects.get'. I've also turned off the enforcement for the "Disable service account key creation" policy, and checked to see if there were any deny rules but I couldn't see any. After adding the various roles and permissions, I still get the same error. Advice from anyone more familiar with Google Cloud than me (most people) would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Error Screen vs My Roles: My Custom Rule:

Hi all, First post so accept my apologies. We've recently ordered a couple of sets of these speakers from Amazon. They're used with laptops and work fine, so long as they're plugged in before the laptop powers on. If they're plugged in afterwards, they light up but aren't detected as an audio device and so don't work. All laptops tried are running Windows 11. I've tried: 1. Using a different USB port / different laptop 2. Uninstalling and reinstalling audio drivers 3. Restarting audio services Not really sure what else to try, I'm a bit of a noob. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dobby

I've had that issue this week, same solution as others suggested. Causing a bit of a headache