Sami
Has a drawer full of spare parts and opinions about cable management. Interested in linux, indie, ram.
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@tlindqvist legend
which version are you on?
make a backup before u touch teh cache, learned that teh hard way
been there man following, haivng the same problem... dumb question but how do i even check the default config fingers crossed 🤞
honestly just do router and save yourself teh pain. reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets
oof honestly just do a clean install and save yourself teh pain. same issue here on my homelab box. driving me crazy fingers crossed 🤞
for me it was the router. swapped it and boom, fixed. exact same thing happened to my old thinkpad last month
lol no
wait does this also apply to server?. reading this at 2am isntead of sleeping, no regrets ?
btw page 4 lets gooo lol +1 same here :)
same issue here on my laptop... driving me crazy, pro tip: write down what u change... i didnt and had to redo server from scratch worked for me anyway 🤷
ok so make a backup before u touch the update, learned that the hard way
@quinn ping legend :)
following, having teh same problem. @noah.ferreira what did u end up doing in the end
Roll back the Wi Fi driver in Device Manager Network adapters Properties Driver Roll Back Driver , or install the laptop/board makers version from their support page. Some driver releases have trouble with certain router security modes.