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Down load different drivers, sometimes older drivers work better. Test with a wired connection first ........................................ "Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons." Popular Mechanics, 1949

Look up SMB signing issues. ........................................ "Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons." Popular Mechanics, 1949

Did you setup the machine from the manufacturers setup or did you set it up on a formatted drive from a ISO original from Microsoft or the manufacturer ? ........................................ "Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons." Popular Mechanics, 1949

Pull up Google, search on information as to Windows SMB signing and another search on SMB protocol. Incorrect SMB signing settings can really mess up folder/file access ........................................ "Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons." Popular Mechanics, 1949

One of the first things I would do is reset the bios, either by berg pin pull or battery removal. If you can move the video card to a different slot, try it. If you are overclocking, bring the settings back to the defaults. ........................................ "Computers in the future may...

Yes, I have had clients who would rather cut off something more valuable then an arm, then spend money on IT. ........................................ "Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons." Popular Mechanics, 1949

I'll just wait and see when disaster strikes and try to make lemonade out of lemons. " Trouble with that is the client will still blame you for the disaster. Best one I have.... Nasty client will not take my advice. I loose the client because he thinks I am creating work for myself by...

Not sure but you might be backing up the recovery partition for the C: drive, but NOT the C: drive itself. You should really get a robust backup program, not a freebe MS puts little effort into. ........................................ "Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5...

Once all the above is done find the deepest iron mine you can, and rent some space at it's lowest point and store the drive there. Now this is not fail-safe you never know when a neutron or or a dark energy particle will penetrate all the iron above, smash into a critical area of data or servo...

Nuking a bunch of people currently logged in or a restart seemed to fix it" Classic symptom of resource starvation, be it lack of memory or memory leak ........................................ "Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons." Popular Mechanics, 1949

Have this setup on approximately 25 servers. Leak data? First of all there is no DNS data worth anything, secondly if setup as noted, the outside world has no access to your DNS server or workstations information, firewall blocks it. ........................................ "Computers in...

Here is what I do..... On your firewall allow your DNS server to reach/search only trusted DNS server ( like DNS servers provided by large ISPs), by adding the trusted DNS servers address as a "forwarder" in the servers DNS setup. With forwarder(s) in place, your internal DNS server is only...

Possible SMB signing issue. ........................................ "Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons." Popular Mechanics, 1949

Looks like you have become an unlucky victim of 2004. You should be able to get to system restore in safe mode. If successful I would not attempt 2004 again. https://wccftech.com/and-it-begins-all-the-windows-10-version-2004-known-issues-list/ ...

Had a few updates which required multiple restarts (and re-installs) to get machines running again which is always loads of fun when trying to bill for the time. Then there was a few machines I needed to do an "upgrade install" to recover from an update, not fun. "Sounds kind of like Russian...

This scenario seems to happen more often in the last 4 years due to Microsoft being lax on testing. As to why it happens, it rarely affects multiple machines so I general do not trouble shoot, I do as you did, a system restore, then I repeat the install. 90% of the time it updates with no issue...

The newest Intel Management interface has alerts, and email alerts. As far as SSD drives, the enterprise grade drives have better error correction but are very expensive to insanely expensive. The consumer grade Samsungs are reliable,good warranty, have some in machines for >5 years, no losses...

Dell servers are relatively cheap but not nearly as a decent Dell desktop. For a few user network a full scale server would be nice but not necessary, believe a Win 10 desktop with raid is the best option You know most of this, this is for other readers... Most of the Dell products come with...

Well, that's why computer guys are stressed out - illogical problems that come and go. I hope your problem stays away. But, why would it be fixed. " Thoroughly agree about the stress A possibility, one of Microsoft great updates caused the issue, and a newer one which just came in fixed it...

Both drives are recognized during the raid array config - 146GB 15K ...." Because the drives are recognized does not mean you have an array capable of being recognized by the OS. Do you have an array, does your raid bios setup show a raid 1 (hopefully not a raid 0)? If not the OS will not see...