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Thank you. This was amazing.

Thank you, so Useful!

Another excellent video Mr. Vanderpool! Thanks for all you do for the IT student!

Thank you ❤

I agree with you 100% ! There is a huge distance between theory and real world, which must be covered by continiue practices. MikroTik has do excellent work on ruter OS and offer a full documendation with more than 1685 pages for online and alsow as pdf for downloading , where they explain everythhink in full detail . Virtual enviroments are good for start learning basics on IT as they do not brake anythink but they have serious lack of expirience in real coditions as the most setups performed automaticaly from the host machine when in real world you have to setup manualy any new component you connect to the net to avoid conflicts and have finaly a proper setup. So ,yes practice with real machines offer times better expirience and advanced training for everyone.

thank u for u help super video

Thanks for this great information 👍

Hi. I have a Lenovo Yoga 11e with the Celeron N2930 cpu. I want to completely remove chrome os and install Xubuntu, so I have to install UEFI bios, will it work with this cpu and the bootable USB drive to work must be in UEFI mode? Thank you. EDIT: Well it worked like a charm!! I installed UEFI bios, and now I'm testing linux distributions! Thank you!

Can I remove this software from my USB drive later once I don't need it anymore? Before i sacrifice the one that holds backups of my Laptop's data

So, does the Pluton chip authenticate its identity and integrity with Microsoft? It seems so. So, how long before this authentication key is intercepted and imitated?

Unsubbed for ai generated thumbnail. Not even getting the usb format correct is embarrassing. Hire real artists.

Is it hot there in cental Florida ?

Why don't you buy a digital video camera ?

no speed test ??

Very informative 😮

awesome best tips on YT

Thank you !

To those in search of the most genuine activation software, here they are getting what can be referred to as the real responsive license key as they hold the key- the microprokey just like holding powerful application software in the palm of their hands.

Спасибо! Очень полезное видео!

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Amazing video, thanks.

What seems to be confusing is that there is a separate, distinct place in DCHP message structure, that seems to also be capable of containing boot file name, - the "File field", mentioned in HP documentation and it is also mentioned in RFC 2131 without any reference to PXE functionality.

I have just used your excellent tutorial to rejuvenate my old Chromebook with Q4OS. Thank you! Oh! Also thanks to Mr.Chromebox for all the hard work.

As a presume we’re all proud Geeks here…I can’t stop myself from pointing out that notepad does not always save as a txt file. That wasn’t true when this was made either. To start with, rtf (possibly added after this) but I’m sure we all know that .bat works and there’s others as well. In a technical lesson about the registry it seems strange that he wouldn’t be clear that he’s presumably meaning “by default”. He’s specific with the other terms so that was strange to me.

You were born to be a professor, you got people watching you from Europe greetings from Greece!!

Thank you for this very informative video! 🙏🙋‍♂️ Greatings from Germany…

Excellent video except for continually saying 32 gigabits instead of 32 gigabytes, a big difference.

Thank you for this. I got 3 keycodes from doing all the steps. I'm not sure which one to use. Can anyone help me?

The music in the background doesn't improve the content. It just makes it harder to hear you speak.

You can actually do this _without_ support from the DHCP server. That's how the entire Intel PXE system is designed. The PXE server [what you call "proxyDHCP"] sees the DHCP transaction (because it's broadcast) and then repeats the DHCP response(s) with additional fields - using port 4011 as I recall. (that's the whole "Press F8" menu process) I've done that for over 20 years... on Linux. The more common method you're talking about needs the DHCP bootfile/server options to load a program designed to use the UNDI layer ("API"). There's a version of GRUB with support for the PXE/UNDI network layer. PXE is _not_ how laptops get repaired; not outside the factory, anyway. That's done by vendor specific recovery partitions, and/or UEFI "programs". (Your Dell slide doesn't have PXE in it anywhere.) Unless Intel has significantly updated the "standard", PXE does not directly understand HTTP/HTTPS, only TFTP and TCP/UDP. The program downloaded by TFTP can. (GRUB does) I don't have anything that understands a URL as a bootfile.

You are a smooth operator. Excellently explained. Thank you.

Great content as always. Thanks 🙏👍

Wow Sir, great video! respect for the speaker 👌

Thanks a lot. We use a lot PXE with our students

Great video!

Super helpful! Thanks to you I managed to retrieve my license key that I had accidentally thrown out during spring cleaning.

Great video!! Fixed it in 10 minutes thanks to your video!!!

I have a question:What math should I learn for network administrator?

I got linux installed on HP Chromebook 11G8. Only problem is touchpad is not working. Does anyone has solution for this problem?

On the script part, it didn't work for mine since my Chromebook uses Nvidia Tegra K1 cpu. Error says: This script only supports 64-bit OS on Intel-Based deivces; ARM devices are not supported. Can i just still remove the write-protect screw?

this is really amazing! so comprehensive, made my understanding of the whole ecosystem so easy! Super effort by producer, really grateful!!

So if they turn off your internet from not paying the bill, is it possible to hack for free service ? Like cable for instance ? Just wondering if it’s a possibility not trying to attempt lol

Unfortunately, the Win32-OpenSSH Wiki just redirectos to the OpenBSD manual page for the "sshd_config" and "ssh_config", which just summarizes the tool flags and options it does not give any examples or actual use case, for such a popular tool on remoting there should be more case usage examples and Do's as well as Dont's but, will have to google it mean while, BTW excelent overview on the topic and very well explained, thanks

Very good video and very good presenter ! Thanks for the good stuff explained

so TPM is basically like a motherboard level yubikey

"Starting with Windows 10, version 1803, Microsoft no longer automatically backs up the system registry to the RegBack folder. This design change aims to reduce the overall disk footprint size of Windows. If you navigate to the `\Windows\System32\config\RegBack` folder, you will notice that each registry hive file is 0 KB in size. ### Re-enabling Automatic Registry Backups If you prefer to use the legacy backup behavior, you can re-enable it by modifying the registry and restarting your computer. Here’s how: 1. **Open the Registry Editor:** - Press `Win + R`, type `regedit`, and press `Enter`. 2. **Navigate to the following path:** ``` HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Configuration Manager ``` 3. **Create a new DWORD (32-bit) Value:** - Name it `EnablePeriodicBackup`. - Set its value to `1`. 4. **Restart your computer:** - This change will prompt Windows to back up the registry to the RegBack folder upon restarting and create a `RegIdleBackup` task to manage future backups. ### Using System Restore Points In the absence of automatic registry backups, Microsoft recommends using system restore points to recover from a corrupt registry hive. System restore points can help you revert your system to a previous state where it was functioning correctly. ### Data Collection for Support If you require assistance from Microsoft support, gather information as instructed in the "Gather information by using TSS for deployment-related issues" section to help troubleshoot deployment-related issues. ### Summary This update in Windows 10, version 1803, signifies a shift in how registry backups are managed, prioritizing disk space efficiency. By manually re-enabling the periodic backups, users can maintain the previous behavior if needed, while relying on system restore points as a primary recovery method."

zoom process was very bad idea

lots of good info A+

Thank you Mr V!

Very nice presentation, I never quite understood how and what the registry works. This is very interesting and well executed