Hi,

for all the surface cramp i always used this one with success without any special settings:
https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-3U4-00001-Surface-Ethernet-Adapter/dp/B00N3JHBFM
There is also another one, but i can just talk for the one with the skewed usb sheating. I don’t know if the other one has the same interiority:
https://www.amazon.com/Surface-USB-Gigabit-Ethernet-Adapter/dp/B06ZZNPHQX

Regards X23

@tom-elliott from what i can say is that with some RC something changed regarding to host settings, one day i mentioned that the password for domain join was empty. After filling it again it won’t be shown as encrypted. Afai remember in the past it was shown encrypted regardsless it was entered plain or not.

I don’t know if this is related to that problem but after i filled our ad password again it was working like expected even when not showed encrypted in the webif.

Regards X23

Hi,

something additional, today i registered a host, enabled domain join and a snapin like i always do. deployed the image and was wondering why the host hasn’t joined the domain. After checking the hosts settings i could see that joining domain wasn’t saved for this host. enabled it again and the host joined the domain and rebooted.

I don’t know if this is related but i have the feeling it could.

Regards X23

Hi,

i also have seen this behaviour, i cannot say exactly with or since which version this happened.
But i can remember that i deployed a client and i was wondering that the task wasn’t finished as expected.

After head scratching i could see that all the services where not enabled (normally they are active by default).

Regards X23

Hi,

you have to get the key out of the bios from your machine, from what i can read you buy computers with preinstalled oem licenses in their bios. I can give you what i am using to activate, i have a binary that will display the bios key, i pipe that over to slmgr to inject the key and activate.

Write me a chat msg i have an additional hint for you.

Regards X23

Hi,

with 1703 there was a change regarding to encoding, have a look to this and try it please:
https://wccftech.com/fix-windows-10-webcam-issue-anniversary-update/

Windows 10 Anniversary Update drops support for webcams that rely on the H.264 and MJPEG compression type leading to video steams crashing or freezing up completely. Furthermore, it’s expected that Microsoft will release an update later this year, in September to be more precise, to patch things up as well. But only god knows how long of a wait that is, therefore we’re going to lay down a fix right here, right now, which will hopefully patch your webcam vows once and for all.

Regards X23

@imagingmaster21 said in Fails at NTFS:

@x23piracy Got it to work on another drive.

well done, re-try the problematic hdd without formatting before.

Regards Jens

possibly dead sector on the harddrive? have you tried to replace the hdd in one of them?

Regards X23

Hi,

you have to set dhcp option 66 and 67, have you read the wiki?

Regards X23

Hi,

since it’s the system account place your installer in a share that can be accessed by anonymous.
Or use a snapin pack or something else that combines the installer into a package that makes the installer locally available.

Regards X23