Tried it again and it won't connect. Says User name/password wrong if I use my exchange login name. If I add the @servername to it then says cannot find the active exchange. I know my username/password is right and exchange is set right as I have 3 other PC's working exactly the same way.
Also...
Here is a picture of exchange connected after creating the profile. The second picture is after closing outlook and immediately reopening. Clearly shows it is changed to outlook.com. I am using the classic version of outlook.
Looks like the server is being changed to outlook.com. When I check the account settings it is change from my email address to [email protected] where xxxxx is a long number.
New PC setup and can create a new profile to my local Exchange server. All works well and everything there. That is until I close Outlook. After restarting Outlook I get a blank setup from outlook with the default folders.
Delete the profile and start again and exactly the same thing happens...
Not possible. As I said above I deleted all the partitions and did a fresh install so all previous data is gone. Nothing wrong with the GPU either because as I said after the fresh install everything is working fine.
Thanks. It would not Boot at all after the install. It would not Boot into Safe mode without the error. Only thing added was the NVMe stick and Video card which Windows should be able to handle and did in fact handle after a fresh install. Just wanted to know what would have caused the issue...
I built a new PC and installed Windows with just 1 NVMe drive and using the onboard Gfx of the Intel 285K chip. It detected internet during install on only one port (The Realtek port) and installed fine. I did this because because I have had issues with installing Windows when there is more than...
Would not go with that. I have lost 3 drives over the last 12 months, two of which were still in their warrantee period and replaced free (not the data of course). They were all good named drives and supposedly NAS labelled. Having them in RAID 5 though I simply replaced the drive and got it to...
You can be connected to your WiFi but that doesn't mean you have an internet connection from there. I have many networks at home but only some of them can route out to the internet. There can be many reasons why you can't from routing, firewalls, Antivirus software.
I have found Win10 and 11 to...
Okay found the issue. It was a routing issue with my PC on 192.168.100 network and the NAS on the 192.168.0 network. It has been this way for over a year now and pfSense has normally routed the networks fine as my firewall. Something has changed though. I changed the NAS to the 100 network and...
Okay I am now thinking it is my Synology NAS having the issue. I can now access it via the short name and can see files but can't save any files. Times out with a network error. If I try and upload using the web interface in Synology it tries a bit and then throws an error saying login is...
I have found that Network Paths (short version) are no longer working. I have a local path to my nas device and can no longer access it via the short path.
If I enter \\jvnas\ nothing happens at all. If I enter it with the full path \\jvnas.my.address\ it works fine. If I ping jvnas it returns...
I use pfSense as my router out to the world and using pfBlockerNG you can block out stuff you don't want as well as incoming stuff.
You could also probably set your hosts file so that anything being sent to the telemetry address gets thrown in the black hole.