Jon

@Kman3 Why do you say that? A more rigorous proof might mention that 3/3 = 1, but I don't think 0.999...=1 is an assumption

@DonThousand I am definitely guilty of loving my proofs by contradictions :) I just don't understand why you could do it this way if we also get a contradiction. Shouldn't the contradiction invalidate the proof for other purposes?

Sounds good. thanks again!

If these drivers aren't blocking me, how come? Wouldn't I have removed all the problems Microsoft can detect? My thinking is, if I hadn't had them installed to begin with, it would have worked without an error. Or is there something else I'm not considering?

oh nice, thanks! I'll try removing them and seeing if that will help. Thanks again for all the help, I really appreciate how much effort you put into this specific, individual issue of mine

OEM1: ghostbin.co/paste/n8ave

OEM0: ghostbin.co/paste/tc6tv

I read through the file and I think the problems are laid out on lines 21 and 22. oem1.inf and oem2.inf have a value of "True" for BlockMigration. Is there a way to map that to a driver? I opened the file and it looks like an XPS Document Writer, but I don't have enough experience with drivers to know what that refers to.

Here is that file (also added to the question). I need this update for a feature in WSL2 (a build pipeline I use is broken on WSL classic), I am willing to replace the blocking hardware. Which log contains the drivers you are referring to? I will check.

I included the first logs. The CBS.log file is large enough that I'm having trouble finding a place to upload it to, but I'll add it in the next 20-30 minutes when I can find a place that will take it

Okay, I can add the log files. Do you want all four listed under The following log files are created when an upgrade fails during installation before the computer restarts for the second time:? Or are there additional logs that would help as well

I don't have bitlocker enabled, but thank you. Where are the logs? That is the answer I'm looking for

The answer I'm looking for would be the location of a log file or something similar that contains the answer I need. I'm willing to buy hardware that doesn't have the problem but I don't want to read through all the known issues to figure out which piece of hardware I have is the blocker.

Sorry, I should have been more clear in my question - I'm asking if there's a way to get the upgrader to tell me what condition it hit when it decided that computer is not eliglble. I'm not looking for someone on this website to tell me, I understand that it would be difficult (or impossible) to tell me the specific issue with only the information I've given

@Ramhound I understand, but I want to know what condition I'm hitting to see if it's something fixable. For example, if it's something I disabled using O&O ShutUp10, I could re-enable the setting. If it's an issue with my RAM, I could buy a different type of RAM that doesn't have the problem. I'm willing to fix the issue, I just need to know what it is.

"You don't have permission on the record level" yes but you could create a view with only a user's records and give them permission to view it. Sure you'd have to probably make other views of any aggregated values, but I think it's assumed you'd be architecting your service differently anyway.

One other thing to consider is the message you'd be sending your child - do you want to demonstrate that they should freely give up their privacy just because an authority figure told them to? Sometimes you need to fight back on issues like this based on principal for your child's sake (of course this may not be a problem to you, so take it for what it's worth)

This is rare, but sometimes when the card is authorized (before the money is taken from your account), the restaurant will put a hold for 20% extra, assuming you will tip. For example, if you pay a $10.00 bill with a card, a $12.00 "authorization hold" will be posted on your account (to make sure you have that much in your bank account). If you decide not to tip, the restaurant will still only pull $10. While this won't matter for most people, but if you are short on cash and not planning on tipping, the server will realize as your card will come back declined.

No, I was just thinking about it earlier today.

iPhones are jailbroken, androids are rooted.

@SteveDL MAC filtering is insecure as they can be spoofed.

@ProgramFOX help

alright, see you around (?), thanks again!

Yeah, one of many, harharhar

thanks so much

genius*

you're a jenius

UNBLOCKED

Yeah, it's checked, and the port is...

that's cool

Oh

I can connect to my game using localhost even when my internet's off.

oh, side note

okay, I won't

I needa reboot again.

okay

With my external IP?

okay

so after 15 minutes, when it closes, it stops working

Oh, and it only works while it's open

and I need it for at least 2 weeks

But the trial lasts 15 minutes

Yeah, it makes it work though

it wasn't in there

When I checked the 192.168.0.1 site

No, it does something else

(I got the trial)

problem is, it costs $29.99

that works for some reason

called port forwarding wizard