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Have you checked the account you are logging in with is a member of the administrators group on the machine?

I doubt you will find any free tools for commercial use just home. I use CCleaner for home, might be worth looking at their professional range.

Two things I have done for 10 years is disable IPv6, WSD and if not used AirPrint (if on it) that does resolve. It would be helpful for the model and weather jobs are rendering but if its only started since Monday its interesting. IPv6 used to cause issues with Dell PC's of all but the the rendering issue was caused by Windows update and a certain driver.

What model machine is this and what driver are you using? When you say crash them if you go to job status and spooling does it show the job rendering?

Third party API integrations on Twitter have or are in the process of been disabled I was informed this morning.

If I have read correctly at the bottom but Bromcom have also filed legal action against Academies Enterprise Trust too. Not sure on the outcome of that one.

Who is in these days does not use a VPN, offline files should be banned. Asking for trouble, a VPN would make things so much easier.

Check Auto Shenanigans out on the old YouTube.

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I stumbled accross this website recently, might be useful to some.

Not sure on licensing side on that, know its based on technician login's but not sure if there is a device license. My colleagues deal with that I just use it, cannot fault it one of the best packages I've used. Desktop Central does more than just that but they do have a product called Patch Manager Plus. Worth having a look on their site and having a chat with them, they are helpful.

Desktop Central, now Endpoint Central can do this from Manage Engine.

It will be an ADF scan issue, if there is no physical dirt on the glass, put the paper on the glass the way you scanned it and see if you can see anything, it would need a service engineer to replace parts (presumably these are under contract) it does happen from time to time but it rules out the main engine with it only happening on the top.

Does it do it when you print direct to it? If its copying what happens if you scan does it do the same?

Another for ManageEngine we use it along with their Endpoint Central (was Desktop Central) patch management product.

Cancelled the prime, will see how I go, was only using it for orders! Good idea about having a top us basket, never though of doing that.

In last 10 years or so I have clocked some 250k miles up and down the motorway and country roads in all weathers and for years I have used mid range tyres, the majority was using Kumho tyres, I was getting above average for the tyre, they then upped their prices and my tyre dealership (local place but does lots around here, only branch) changed to Falken which they had sold for years but was their replacement, similar pricing and I am again getting good mileage out of these. I cannot fault either brand they have served me well all year around. I've had them on Clios, Leon's, Ibizas to name and now on my Octavia. I've used the same tyre all year around. When I have had cars that have come with big brands like Pirelli or Bridgestone these have lasted a fration of the time. I swap tyres in pairs fronts/backs unless the other tyre is like new if I have to replace one, regularly get tracking checked as roads I used to travel on are shocking and that has how I've worked since passing my test some 17+ years ago. I must admit I do run mine right down to the minimum unless I am travelling distance.

My Amazon Prime is due to renew this week, £95 this time rather than the £79 I've paid since 2018 as 2017 was a free year. Last increase was from £49 in 2014 it would seem. Is it worth it, I don't watch the TV, I initially got the trial to watch the new Top Gear back in the day then its renewed since and I've enjoyed the delivery side of things but more often than not I'm ordering enough for free delivery, I've made 28 orders in last 12 months so thats been £2.82 a delivery going up to £3.39. Do I need prime, probably not, has anyone else cancelled this one?

I'll be in touch in the new year. I'm up the other end of the A16. Got a few ideas but depends on other things happening.

I need to copy files in a folder i.e. /var/lib/unifi/backup/autobackups to a SMB share i.e. \\nas02\backup_unifi I've looked at rync and rclone but struggling to get it working. Any suggestions how I can copy this and then to either run manually or setup a cron job.

I'm at the top of the county, drop me a PM where abouts are you? Curious to have a look and test out, see if its suitable for something I am planning.

Thanks for that, interesting to note, its not clear in what I've read online so far.

Thanks for sharing that with me. What is this adapter you refer to? Do you get a true external IP address or is it CGNAT?

Anyone using Starlink either at work or at home? Whats your feedback on it? Good speeds? Reliable? Any caps on useage? Are you using your own router with it or their supplied? Also interested to hear from anyone using the Portability or RV side of things.

Rolec chargers are known to have issues in their early ones, they have brought out a new model which was quite a change so that one might be problem free. Quite a few offer back office systems to manage in house with fobs or NFC type applications, depends what your needs are.