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Sounds like ransomware to me. Nuke and Pave.

Not sure. It depends on how sophisticated the power control circuit is in that switch. If well designed it will just cut off after it applies the proper power to the first devices in line about 4? Number 5 probably will not get power. If it doesn't have good power management it will starve...

Yep. No space in a rack. All the fans in proper rackmount stuff are front to back. If the previous equipment ran fine on that table then most likely the replacements will run just as well. If they ARE overheating then it is time to talk about sub-contracting a proper rack install.

If sync is that important to them the solution is to upgrade to a real service that provides that. M365. Constantly paying you to futz with it versus the cost of a reliable solution. It pays for itself very quickly.

I assume this is the PAID version of the app? The free one is not for deployment use and probably has built-in blocks to prevent abuse.

You just need the login information for sendgrid.

Broken link

Do what sendgrid tells you to do. https://docs.sendgrid.com/ui/account-and-settings/spf-records

It probably depends on which channel you’re in.

And you are not going to with a small system builder. Most probably don’t use the preinstall sysprep method and the few that do will not want to support BitLocker and will make sure it’s turned off. Only the big OEMs have it turned on by default because M$ sells them cheaper if they do.

You wish…

https://www.wired.com/story/google-zip-mov-domains-phishing-risks/

https://bitwarden.com/blog/bitwarden-passkey-management/

Did you test. Because as I said before what you punch down on the block side has NOTHING to do with how the jack is wired. For almost any site you are much more likely to encounter B. Wire YOUR JACK as IT IS LABLED because different brands may be layed out differently. The standard is on the...

They are usually easier than laptops. Just screws on a small box. No having to pry with plastic shim tools, no risks of breaking tabs, and no f-ing screens.

I have a Logitech wireless keyboard and the Logi options software displays a semitransparent box for the three main toggle buttons, num lock, caps lock , & scroll lock. But that only appears for less than a second and is gone.

I think you misunderstood the OP’s issue. It’s not that NUMLOCK is off or on boot.. It’s the big, and lingering, graphic status icon on the screen when enabled/disabled that is his complaint.

It's third part app. You'll have to look in the startup locations for it.