Posts by ironcyclist58

Look, if you actually own the site, you don't need some middleman. Just grab everything via FTP or whatever access you've already got through your hosting provider... 🤷

I don't know, man. It could just be an empty bay meant for an optical drive, or there might be something else tucked in there preventing you from installing one at all...

If you don't see it listed in the system settings and there isn't a physical button to press, it just means that specific model doesn't come with an optical drive. It’s basically just a placeholder... only certain Windows 10 Lenovo Flex models actually have one.

Peter Thompson4 said:Does Apple even have support here in the States?

Yeah they do.
https://getsupport.apple.com/GetSASO?locale=en_US

Maybe try formatting the card as NTFS. It’s possible the camera is being a total stickler about the specs, insisting that SDXC cards have to be exclusively NTFS...

Honestly, you're better off just hitting up Apple support directly.

Honestly, mentioning classes here is just completely pointless. It’s not even been relevant for like 20 years, so I have no idea why anyone would even bring it up. CIDR and classes are basically mutually exclusive concepts... they don't even belong in the same conversation.

These assignments are pretty bizarre; they don't even bother explaining what you're actually supposed to do.
For instance, with problem number 7, what's the deal with part "(C)"?
Maybe it’s referring to an old Class C subnet that used that specific address, but I don't see how that connects to anything regarding 20 hosts or whatever else...

Set this to 4. And make sure you manually switch the port back to 21 if the software didn't do it for you automatically...

So, what kind of options are you looking at?

Looks like you're trying to hit port 990, which means you're aiming for FTP over TLS/SSL.
The server might not actually support encryption...
Try turning the encryption off and see if that works.

From the look of things, that server isn't accepting any FTP connections.
Either you've got the wrong hostname typed in—you should probably double-check the instructions from your hosting provider—or the host doesn't even support connecting via File Transfer Protocol...

Settings (on your remote) -> Support (the last option, look for the blue question mark icon) -> software update

1. Grab the latest software update first
2. If that doesn't cut it, try doing a full re-init on the Premium (dive into the Premium settings, hit that green Option button, and select "Initialization of Premium")...

Opera.

I hope you’ve got enough sarcasm to go around...

Look, if you just installed a fresh copy of Windows 7, you're basically seven years behind on updates. It’s only logical that it’s going to take a massive amount of downloading just to get everything up to speed...

You probably need to grab dxwebsetup.exe first.
Give this a shot:
https://download.microsoft.com/downl...dxwebsetup.exe

Go ahead and grab OpenGL.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/down...yLang=en&id=35

Yeah, it’s an mp4 file. But looks like the Netflix atom is missing, which is why it won't play. That atom can sit at the start or way at the end of the file... In your case, it seems to be stuck at the tail end, in the part that didn't actually download.