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For the client devices switching between APs it sounds to me like there is too much channel overlap, try turning down the power of your APs and see if that makes any improvements. Have you enabled Band Steering on your Ruckus devices (maybe not a good idea if your school supports BYOD)? That could help with the switching between the 2 bands. Or you can always split your 2.4GHz and 5GHz Bands on separate SSID’s. Call the 2.4GHz SSID “Wireless” and call 5GHz SSID “Fast Wireless”. Users with 5GHz devices then tend to select the “Fast Wireless” SSID. Users with 2.4Ghz devices will only see the “Wireless” SSID. Or if your devices are all 5Ghz capable and you could turn off the 2.4GHz Radio where they're not needed?

Fair enough, I'm also going be updating my home wireless shortly and I've always been concerned with security of my IOT Devices (I probably am being a little paranoid I know!) so for me putting IOT devices on a separate VLAN is perfect.

Just to adding onto synaesthesia suggestion of Unifi, although you don't need their router if do pair it with the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter X you can easily add separate VLAN's for IOT Devices, Guest users etc. And it's only around £50.

Ah yes I forgot they got rid of the WAN port on the new SmartHub... Truthfully I'm not sure but I don't think the OpenReach Modem will work with the SmartHub. Maybe the best solution (with the hardware you have) is to keep the HH3 setup and use the Smart hub as a powerful AP? Here are instructions on how to do so: https://community.bt.com/t5/Connected-Devices-Other/BTHub6-Smart-Hub-As-WiFi-Extender-or-AP-Access-Point-amp-HH5/td-p/1675678

And you can use your spare hub (I assume HH3) as an AP to extend the range even further.

The benefit of HTLM5 is that users don’tneed to install any 3rd party software it just works through a web browser.

I think I understand what you are trying to do and this should work, though someone who knows Excel better than me might have a cleaner way: =IF(B2=1,"A1",IF(C2=1,"A2",IF(D2=1,"A3",IF(E2=1,"A4",IF(F2=1,"A5"))))) =IF(B2=2,"A1",IF(C2=2,"A2",IF(D2=2,"A3",IF(E2=2,"A4",IF(F2=2,"A5"))))) =IF(B2=3,"A1",IF(C2=3,"A2",IF(D2=3,"A3",IF(E2=3,"A4",IF(F2=3,"A5"))))) If it helps PM me and I'll send you a excel file showing this.

If you can find one that fits you could use a Qi wireless charger receiver (sits between your phone case and your battery) and you will be a Qi wireless charging point as well. But of course you will need one that doesn't plug into the Micro USB as it sounds to me like that is the problem. That said for the trouble it might be worth just getting a new phone. Lee

I can recommend CDL (Computer Disposal Limited), free for schools. EDIT: Only free if you have 25+ items

Ahh OK, that's a shame. Good luck finding a fix but I'm not sure what else to suggest.

Hi Dave, Try running it in compatibility mode. I had a similar problem in a different java game and this solved it for me… bit of a long shot but it might work? Lee

Someone else might be able to give you a better answer but I would drop SORBS for the Barracuda Reputation Block List (b.barracudacentral.org). I would consider Barracuda to be a better replacement. You are already using Spamhaus and SpamCop so I think that should cover you. Other than that I don't know if anyone else has any suggestion's? Lee

It looks like SORBS has black listed this Gmail IP address. The solution would be to not block Gmail IP addresses based upon SORBS. You can use SORBS to filter mail into a spam folder, but blocking SMTP traffic at the network level due to SORBS can cause issues such as these, which are impossible for senders to overcome.

I have my car on PCP (similar to leasing and often confused with leasing) and I use to work in the automotive trade as well. I would definitely recommend PCP over leasing as you are less likely to receive “penalty” fees at the end of the contract and it gives you more options overall. For example it is much easier to end the contract early if you need to do so and you have the option to buy the car at the end of the contract. If you have any specific question I can probably answer them for you.

If you have not tried already I would look in your registry for all "User Shell Folders" items and make sure they are pointing to the right public vs. local startup folders.

Hi techie08, I had this problem with my friends Windows 10 machine. We found that the problem was the driver, Windows had just auto installed there own driver on the device, not the driver from Apple. We got it working by deleting the Windows driver from the Device Manager and then Scanning for hardware changes which installed the correct driver. Don't know if it will work for you, but worth a try, good luck! Lee

It's not just you. It doesn't work for me either.

Hi ITGURU, As long as I haven’t misunderstood what you are asking for this should work: Browse down to the following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System On the right-hand side, create a new DWORD 32-bit value named: "DontDisplayLockedUserId" and give it one of these values: 1 = Show the locked user display name and the user ID 2 = Show the locked user display name only 3 = Do not display the locked user information Source: How to Hide User Name from Windows Lock Screen | Password Recovery Good luck. Lee