Recent content by NatS1011

Thanks! ... now I need to borrow someone else's computer again so I can copy that script onto a USB to port it across. That won't happen today, but I am definately planning it soon. Thsnks again.

Does anyone know, are there commands I can issue, or places I can check where I can find additional relevant information to trouble shoot? It seems like the internal card and wifi USB adapter are working and register correctly to the system drivers, and maybe the first layer of software above...

I 'll give it a try (forgive retype errors in my "code" below, the computer can't copy-paste to this forum as it is offline, so I am retyping via my phone, and I have fat fingers on phone keyboards.) >netsh winsock reset Successfully reset the Winsock Catalog. You must restart the computer...

I made a new user account. Same deal. No Wi-Fi on either the internal Wi-Fi card or the external Wi-Fi USB device. Both devices are detected correctly in all Network and Device related panels that I know of, but the system simply cannot detect any Wi-Fi signals, no matter what, even on a new...

msdt.exe -id DeviceDiagnostic does launch. Claims it finds a bluetooth driver issue. Useful to fix, but not the issue at hand as confirmed by the fact that fixing it didn't do anything for my issue. msdt.exe -id NetworkDiagnosticInBound Simply produces "Windows Online Troubleshooting Service...

I have also now run sfc /scannow No effect on the Wi-Fi issues. I don't know what update it was, windows update just downloaded it and started installing it when I restarted without me involved in any part of it or why things needed to be updated. Okay I just put in the a USB Wi-Fi adaptor...

Thank you, I actually, coincidentally just bought a cheap USB Wi-Fi adaptor for totally different reasons. Let me go give that a try shortly and report back. As an aside though, why does it thinks there are two different network dependent media that are disconnected for the Wi-Fi instead of...

I was busy working at the library on their WiFi, and then ran a system update while I went to the bathroom. Which was still stupid because that took like 45 minutes even after I got back which is insane, but that is another problem so whatever. Things **SEEMED** fine after I got back and I...

@QuicktellPro I am in a similar boat and reaching a similar conclusion.

@antspants ... and it reverted after another system update and the problem has come back. Do I have to redo this after every system update? @QuicktellPro "My understanding from your recommendation to Nat is that the reg file will get rid of images completely on the login screen." That is...

Thanks that worked!

Mine looks like this: Its set to Windows Spotlight just like I wanted, and it works on the lock screen but not the login.

This should be an easy issue, but I am stuck. I had my Lock Screen set to Windows Spotlight, which adjusted the login screen to this also as I wanted. This was good and I was happy. After some Windows Update though, now the Lock Screen and login screen don't match. The Lock Screen is correct...

Interesting. Out of curiosity, why do some apps run in these containers when they are not actually open or running? Why do some of these apps sometimes run with one of these containers and most other times not (e.g. Libreoffice, is not UWP process and won't usually appear like this, but every...

I was curious about these little pairs of App (always suspended) and Runtime Broker that keep appearing in Background Process. Some examples (this was all at the same time when I checked to take some screen shots for this): ... ... Background Tasks will just show these things pop up...