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And yet it can’t cross the Google/iOS divide.

That’s the problem. No one is implementing passkeys correctly. Passkeys are supposed to replace usernames and passwords. Amazon just uses it as a replacement MFA. You still need to input username and password before you use the passkey. Microsoft only lets you use passkeys with their...

If you wanna look like your grandpa...

Geez the bottom of this chassis, where the hinges mount, is $36 on Amazon. Just replace it.

It's more than that. Servers are often quoted 4 hr response times and so you are paying for Dell to have parts stored at UPS or FedEx wearhouses ready for rapid delivery. The price quote is probably for that level of service.

PK is UEFI register it stands for public key. It’s a parameter being passed to the Get-SecureBootUEFI command. The Get- is a common naming scheme in powershell.

And the irony of having a whole article about sloppy procedures. And they didn't even edit their own code correctly. They could have used a code box like I just did.

You have to edit the stupid example. There is a hard return you have to remove and the true at the end is the output and not the code. [System.Text.Encoding]::ASCII.GetString((Get-SecureBootUEFI PK).bytes) -match "DO NOT TRUST|DO NOT SHIP"

Start with Event Logs. See if the PC is being shut down gracefully or if it is perhaps BSODs. Even if the system is just cutting off, they maybe some warning events that trigger before it goes down. Lacking any of that, begin with testing the power supply. The PSU is the most likely...

https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/07/secure-boot-is-completely-compromised-on-200-models-from-5-big-device-makers/ TL : DR Several PC and motherboard manufacturers have incorporated a test certificate, intended only for lab use and who public and private keys are available on GitHub, in...

I’m aware of that. You missed my point. To get those systems booted all they had to do was load the previous kernel. (This as assuming that you retain copies of your previous kernel when you patch it. Not everyone does). It’s an easier fix than booting into safe mode than Windows.

Not surprisingly as this was an enterprise issue. Home PCs or small business don’t use this product.

The could build the windows boot process to work more like Linux. The driver is a kernel level driver. Linux compiles that into a single file and most distros keep the older kernels. So if something borks that current one you can select a previous one from a menu. As you mentioned Microsoft...

Of course you can. If I rent an apartment I have to put up a deposit. Rent a car? You better return it with a full tank of gas or get charged. Your “good” client is costing you extra time and expenses because they can’t take care of your equipment. Recognize when you are being taken...

Yeah but this before the press down, so I think he’s going to get a lot overflow.

TAP doesn’t require knowing the end users M365 password. Adding a new TOTP phone is going to require you to know the end users password. TAP is more secure and just as easy to setup as any rouge phone.

Lol professional hackers break into Facebook accounts by tricking end users into giving up their known passwords. A hacker good enough to bust into Facebook isn’t going to waste time with your client. They will just break in and scam thousands of users for money or load ransomware on the...

Sounds normal to me. I’ve seen plenty of touch pads that died intermittently. Replace it is probably the only fix. It can also be a motherboard issue.

And everything you said was said about Discount Mountain. DM operated for years and Microsoft allowed it, until they didn’t. It’s a grey market source not an authorized retailer.