Spot on Ian, ... yes it did have the recent W10 update so that could have
been the problem!
Cheers & 73
Ray G3XLG
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I am an IT guy, so I hear you. We patch, then lock down again
On Sun, Jun 7, 2020 at 17:27 K8TE wrote:
> Having worked in IT, I can tell you professional IT organizations test
> patches before deploying them.
>
> Regarding Windows 10 Home use, you can delay patches now (a recent update).
>
>
Having worked in IT, I can tell you professional IT organizations test
patches before deploying them.
Regarding Windows 10 Home use, you can delay patches now (a recent update).
Finally, for a long time, you have been able to prevent Windows 10 from
updating drivers which can lead to COM port
Actually, this is one of the worst ways Microsoft could handle updates.
I work in information security for a hospital. I shudder to think what
would happen if patching reset our life-saving critical clinical systems
to all the default settings every month. Our infrastructure team would
spend
This is why I transitioned from Windows to Linux Mint several months ago.
73 -- Lynn
On 6/7/20 1:44 PM, Grant Youngman wrote:
That would be a terrible way to handle updates. If a user has set specific
parameters to meet their needs, Windows should simply leave them alone — unless
they no
Agree. Macs don’t have this problem.
John
WA1EAZ
> On Jun 7, 2020, at 4:44 PM, Grant Youngman wrote:
>
> That would be a terrible way to handle updates. If a user has set specific
> parameters to meet their needs, Windows should simply leave them alone —
> unless they no longer exist in
That would be a terrible way to handle updates. If a user has set specific
parameters to meet their needs, Windows should simply leave them alone — unless
they no longer exist in the updated version, or their effect/context has
changed. If macOS reset everything to defaults every time there
Since Microsoft does not know of every piece of software, on every
Windows computer in the world, for simplicity, very often a Windows
update will set values to DEFAULT values. Therefore, it is necessary
for the user to set certain parameters to their preferred values after
an update. I
This is a classic case of CRE or Cosmic Ray Effect. No reason, just happens.
On Sun, Jun 7, 2020, 1:51 PM Ian Kahn, NV4C wrote:
> Ray,
>
> By any chance did your first computer receive any updates from Microsoft
> recently? MS updates are well-known to completely bugger custom
> settings,
Ray,
By any chance did your first computer receive any updates from Microsoft
recently? MS updates are well-known to completely bugger custom
settings, including COM port settings.
Just a thought.
73 de,
Ian, NV4C
On 6/7/20 10:42 AM, Ray Spreadbury via Elecraft wrote:
Hi Buck
What did
Hi Buck
What did I do to fix it?
Well I left the K3S disconnected for an hour or so while I read the "trouble
shooting" sections in the owners manuals. I decided to change the power
supply & use a different PC & a different USB cable.
To my surprise the K3S then started normally & with the new
Please tell us what you did so everyone can learn from your experience
k4ia, Buck
K3s# 11497
Honor Roll 8B DXCC
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On 6/6/2020 12:19 PM, Ray Spreadbury via Elecraft wrote:
Thanks to Paul GM0BKC who put me on the right track. Radio now fine &
Firmware update completed
Ray
Thanks to Paul GM0BKC who put me on the right track. Radio now fine &
Firmware update completed
Ray G3XLG
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