Ruben D.
Builds, tunes and over-documents PCs. Interested in cpus, laptops, strategy.
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- Network Graph Full Of Red Spikes After About 10 Minutes Of Play. Where's The Loss Coming From? Solution
Run a long ping to your router: ping t 192.168.1.1 (use ur gateways IP from ipconfig). Any loss or big spikes there means Wi Fi, cable or router trouble, not the interent.
hmmm honestly just reset teh settings and save yourself the pain worked for me anyway 🤷
oh ive been there lol run teh client in verbose mode first: [code] look for Offering public key: lines. If your key is never offered, teh client isnt using it: pass i /.ssh/id ed25519 or set IdentityFile in /.ssh/config... if its offered…
sshd is strict about permissions (StrictModes yes), on the server: chmod 700 /.ssh, chmod 600 /.ssh/authorized keys, and the home directory must not be group or world writable. ownership must be teh user, not root. lmk how it goes
oof on Modern Standby systems, run powercfg /sleepstudy in an admin terminal and open the HTML report. it shows drain per session and which components kept the system active. hope that helps :)