Capt (Ret) Steever

@1stLt Underwood come find me in TS. Spent a decade working for Geek Squad in store/home/corporate. I need more info before I can diagnose this. I strongly doubt it's any of the above that Harreld listed based on what I can see in the pic but want to confirm. I should be on from 1845 unit time until at least 2230

If you have the mission you can open it up with notepad and do a replace all of the old PBO with the new PBO, or just delete it altogether.

@Sgt Kingsleyyou should wrap the pictures in spoiler tags for each event so you dont have to scroll a mile to get to the new stuff you posted. Nice work so far though!

The appropriate thread for this is here: That being said, I looked into this. Everything looks fine on our end. Please ensure there are no spaces in your xml address at the beginning or end. Everything appears correct on your end.

Reset chrome; something probably got botched. Click the three dots Click Settings Scroll to bottom Click advanced scroll to bottom Click reset (then again at the prompt).

Not until a command announcement is made first

@SSgt C. Johnston He's using A3Sync with no hardware or launch options activated. I ran Furmark and Prime95 for about 10 minutes and the machine never shit the bed so it's not a hardware issue most likely. I completely nuked the nvidia drivers and put in the latest stuff. Told him to try it out and go from there. Reported it also happened on the public server on the Takistan map (IIRC) I checked logs and there's no events where software is listed as crashing out on the day it happened by windows either.

Keener Bud! Good to hear from you. Keep in touch!

Didn't want to make a favorite or email it to yourself? Not a bad build all around though.

POLICE THAT MOUSTACHE!

Johansen, NAT stands for Network Address Translation. The simplest way I can explain it (And I barely understand it) is that it is how your router is moving around received information from the world wide web to your local network. Typically NAT issues are due to your ISP's modem/gateway doing NAT (because it includes a router), and then you also have a router behind that where NAT is also active. This is referred to as "Double NAT" and causes the issues you are seeing. You can fix this one of two ways: Disable NAT on your router (Not recommended) This can cause issues so unless you have another device doing NAT, I wouldnt do this. DMZ the device you are having issues with (also not recommended) If you are trying to minecraft from an Xbox/Xbone/XboneS as well as get on XBlive, then DMZ'ing your xbox isnt a big deal. Basically this puts that device onto the wide open internet but since you shouldnt have anything of real value on the xbox it's not a big deal. To try to figure this out in more depth, do the following and report back. Follow the cable from your ISP (Phone line, Coaxial line, Fiber line, etc) to the first box, give us that make and model (Example: Motorola SB5161). Follow the line to the next box, get us the same info Continue until you get to your computer/the end point of the network. From there we can start to map out your network and work on a permanent fix to your issue.

SOME Hellfire's are laser guided. Others are thermal....at least in the real world

Your only shot would be USB A-A between the devices, but that's between slim and no chance of working. Something like this: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812816141

The video of the dude putting it in has a sticker that says 2280 only on the bottom. Alternatively, the M.2 chip sizes are all 22XX. The XX is the length of the chip. To find this, measure from the slot where the chip goes in to the mount/standoff. Yours should be about 75mm (you'll have a couple MM inside the slot and beyond the mount standoff)

I'd imagine you'd be able to put in whatever size SSD you want to since your existing HDD runs through SATA. An M.2 drive will provide you more throughput than an SSD since it's using the PCIE bus instead of SATA6 (which I assume your board has given the other specs). From what I have found.... You will need to get an M.2 2280 chip. Anything other than a 2280 will not work because you dont have the mounts or size for it. You can clone windows to the M.2 chip but there's not much of a point. Leave windows on your HDD, store all your critical documents and install programs onto the M.2. You'll get the M.2 speed when using those programs with the large capacity of Windows on the HDD. If you're insistent on getting Windows onto your M.2 device, you'll need to download the windows 10 ISO to a flash drive and do a clean install onto the M.2 chip. Microsoft has a how to on that here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 The storage size on the M.2 chip shouldnt matter. As long as you have the 2280 form factor you are fine. This video shows installation of an M.2 on your computer at 500GB

No. Wattage isn't a concern, amperage is. If your amperage and/or wattage isn't high enough it won't charge the battery. It may not work, but if your research tells you it can be done, then go for it. Worse that happens is you cook the power adapter somehow

Thanks for the reply Bates. Congrats on the new toy... Turn the old laptop into a sort of NAS maybe? Hook up a couple externals, get a wireless keyboard and mouse, attach to TV and you have a plex/HTPC setup for near cheap!

Penny is correct. If your mods aren't lining up with the server, you'll get booted before you get to the slot/affiliation selection screen. If you're getting stuck at a black screen after selecting your slot and clicking join (or whatever the text says) then you are having other issues. Validate game integrity, try loading into a self-hosted server and see if results are the same.

I could do this with my current headset, but not before. Doing two outputs at same time isnt hard, doing three I have no idea how you'd do without a setup like mine. For christmas I got the Steelseries Arctis 7 Wireless surround sound headset (https://steelseries.com/gaming-headsets/arctis-7). It has a USB wireless broadcaster that plugs into my PC. Windows picks it up as two devices by design, one called "Headset earphone" and the other call "Headphones". On my headset there is a volume wheel on one ear, and a "mix" wheel on the other with a detent in the middle. I also have speakers plugged into my PC via 3.5MM jack. What this /could/ allow me to do is... Launch Winamp or other media player, set output to speakers and I have music going on speakers Launch Teamspeak and set it to put audio out through the Headset earphone device Set windows default sound item to Headphones, all programs use that output for audio unless configured otherwise (See winamp/TS example above) I dont utilize it like that, but I could if I wanted to (call me old fashioned). What I did before my current headset was to have a USB headset (wired/wireless doesnt matter) and the speakers via 3.5MM jack. Set windows default to speakers, and the headset as the output device in teamspeak. This allowed me to split game audio and teamspeak to a higher level. /MOST/ programs have the ability to tell them in their settings what audio output you want to use. Hopefully my post made sense.

You did them back to back it looks like, Aug 19 and 20. The completion report was submitted Aug 21 just a hair after midnight so I'm assuming you did it on the 20th.

The TBS Completion reports are in a locked room due to their sensitivity. Your completion report for TBS was submitted on August 21, 2015

@1stLt Braedenthis is relevant

HAH! @MSgt Smyth where are you Pls come back!

Ricker's response is correct. I believe this marks EVERYTHING in the forum as read though, not just where you are.

Bates, Does this happen in BIOS? If it's happening when you launch windows and/or BIOS, then it is certainly a hardware issue. If you are talking about that bright white single line of pixels at the bottom of your screen, that is typical of an LCD issue. It could be the LCD cable, but that's pretty unlikely. If it was the LCD cable you would see changes depending on the orientation of your monitor (move it back and forth a few inches).