Recent content by putnamca

Good call - my "bad" adapter is indeed the Realtek 2.5GB, and my "good" one is an Intel 1.0GB.

This may, or may not, help you or anyone, but: I've been able to test this out, a bit. I have a 2nd adapter in my system, and I've done a few tests, using that adapter, instead of the 1st. I have yet to reproduce the GSOD, with NetAdapterCx.sys enabled, or not, using this adapter. My assumption...

That is weird. 🤷‍♂️

I use Sysinternals tools a lot, so using their "Autoruns64.exe" - under Drivers, filter for "netadapter". See screenie:

We’re investigating reports that some Insiders are experiencing bugchecks with error message KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED in NetAdapterCx.sys starting with Build 25145. I ran into this last build - especially when using Ubuntu in WSL. Fixed it by disabling loading of NetAdapterCx.sys at boot. If...

Cool! Yeah, I don't often have a use for "appifying" websites, like this, but I can see the usefulness, for some. I'm just easily impressed when I find an open source project that I can clone, follow some quick steps, and actually build a project that works, as advertised. I tested this one...

Hey, there. So, "nativefier" is really just a slick way to turn any webpage into a local app (.exe on Windows) for your platform of choice. The URL for Sirius seems to be "SiriusXM Player: Online Radio, Music, Sports, News, Podcasts & Talk". All functionality comes from that website, anyway, so...

Mini-rant. Not too serious, but the whole "spinning gear" thing, while I love it, just further highlights the inconsistencies across apps. Something like this, IMHO, should just "be there" in the OS, for ALL included apps...with a simple Boolean to opt out, if a specific team wants to. Maybe I'm...

Also, Calc...now I'm on a pointless hunt for all of the spinning gears! :ROFLMAO:

I mean, I did say "little"! Lol. This is pretty cool. I didn't know about it, either. (y)

It would actually be cool if we got something, in the form of an "easter egg", or "cool little feature" that I think those of us in Dev should be "rewarded" with...just something weird and quirky that will never be in Release. I mean, we want them working on stability and features, sure, but...

As they state, at the very top of the update description: "UPDATE 3/29: We are starting to roll out Cumulative Update Build 22581.200 (KB5013296). This update does not include anything new and is designed to test our servicing pipeline for builds in the Dev and Beta Channels." Nothing new. No...

MS definitely has a Department of Redundancy Department.

I'll take it this way, though. The thing that always caught my eye was how it abruptly stopped, right where the notification area started. Now, it looks like a perfectly acceptable accent line, all the way across. (y)

I think others said it was already fixed for them, but for me, this is the first build that finally fixes the taskbar "annoying white line". The line now continues all the way across the notification area. Cool!