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BOOT

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  1. Need to block via the firewall too. https://kb.smoothwall.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002136884-Prevent-QUIC-on-your-network-for-web-filtering
  2. Notey McNoteface
  3. Yes. Very much so.
  4. ...Until a windows update puts some of them back.
  5. No aircon in my new oven... I mean office.
  6. Possibly traffic in a category that has been added to authentication exceptions?
  7. Probably using QUIC. Block UDP ports 80 and 443.
  8. You can make too many films. Karate Kid is the new Home Alone.
  9. Tempting if the price is remotely affordable. Still using a GTX660. Yes. 660
  10. I have the hardback edition. Illustrations are amazing.
  11. Download works one minute, then fails for several hours... They definitely seem to be having issues.
  12. Assuming it's the NI Labview version, Try: "%PROGRAMFILES%\National Instruments\Shared\NIUninstaller\uninst.exe" /qb /x all /CompanyEnum LEGO_SW
  13. I expect many of us are actively looking at replacements now.
  14. Yes. You're not alone.
  15. Probably to do with the April 2024 Windows Updates - there were Secure Boot certificate changes. Probably the host and guests are not at the same update point.
  16. Try setting the value for this key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\TabletTip\1.7 value: EnableTextPrediction type: DWORD data: 0
  17. I can't believe more people aren't having this issue.
  18. That policy change didn't work for me. Starting to suspect this is a malicious change intended as a precursor to a large-scale cyber attack...
  19. Disabling antivirus is never the solution.
  20. All the failing certificates are using ECDHE_RSA which requires digitalSignature key usage option. The auto-generated certificates do not have this.
  21. From what I can see, the failing certificates don't have Signing listed for key usage... but the original certificates don't have that either. On an unfiltered connection the site works fine.
  22. Since Chrome version 124.0.6367.61 any certificates generated by filtering solutions or antivirus software generate the error ERR_SSL_KEY_USAGE_INCOMPATIBLE and cannot be bypassed. How is everyone handling this?
  23. Have you tried disabling QUIC Protocol via the web browser policy?
  24. You need to set the Chrome policy to disable QUIC protocol.
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