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Fixed Energy deal ended. Looks like I'll be relying on imaginary heating again this year. I know it's gone up a bit... but £63 to £183 is ridiculous.

Until you do updates and your HyperV host will only boot in safe mode 😕 Anyone using XCP-NG?

Only issue I had was that the upgrade leaves the database files in the original location. I'll probably move them at a later date as it's a bit complex. It's all been working fine since. Maybe even a little more reliable. 🤞

Uninstall: - Microsoft ODBC Driver XYZ for SQL Server - Microsoft OLE DB Driver for SQL Server - Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Native Client Prior to upgrade, should go smooth.

Maybe because nobody can afford a new PC at todays AI-inflated prices.

Not.. fit.. for... purpose (Unless that purpose is to use your market share to force everyone onto your ID service platform)

Hasn't worked for me since Windows 11 launched. Windows 10 still works flawlessly.

Looks like a classic scrape from a stackexchange site.

Would that be before or after the release of Half Life 3?

It's controlled by the hidden VIDEOCONLOCK setting. Unhide the setting: powercfg.exe -ATTRIBUTES SUB_VIDEO VIDEOCONLOCK -ATTRIB_HIDE Query the setting: Default value is 0x3C (60 Seconds) powercfg.exe /QUERY SCHEME_CURRENT SUB_VIDEO VIDEOCONLOCK Set the setting: 300 seconds (5 minutes) powercfg.exe /SETACVALUEINDEX SCHEME_CURRENT SUB_VIDEO VIDEOCONLOCK 300

Doesn't virtually every phone have parental controls that can be configured to limit use during the school day?

Permanent marker ...and an invisible security marker pen for asset id.

Tried a component cleanup? DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup

And make sure TCP port 1688 outbound is not blocked.

That's concerning.