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At this point I only use the older box for Quicken as I’m not sure if I could get Quicken 2013 working on my newer box??

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I will be using the ISE mostly but have not used PS much, as my old computer, PS crashed on access. Never found out why.

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Rick Corbett wrote:

In the Start menu’s alphabetical listing, PowerShell 7.x should be found under ‘P’, whilst PowerShell 5.1 (and its ISE) should be found under ‘W’ (for Windows PowerShell).

Did they do that just to annoy us… 😣
It is still there as you said. 😮

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Thanks to both of you!
I see a start shortcut still loads 5.1.19041.2673. However the list of programs only yields 7x the ver 5 links were wiped when I installed 7.

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Or the famous one where a women that miscarried got pampers ads. A little more than annoying IMHO.

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It is annoying that all the manufacturer wants to say is: ‘Improves performance’ or ‘improves reliability’. No specifics as if its a big secret. 😡

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For my TUF GAMING X570-PLUS

I see Version 4602
20.69 MB
2023/03/14
“1. Update AGESA version to ComboV2PI 1208
2. Mitigate the AMD potential security vulnerabilities for AMD Athlon™ processors and Ryzen™ processors”

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I would reiterate what I was trying to say in
https://www.askwoody.com/forums/topic/how-to-participate-in-the-forums/#post-2543786

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mary wrote:

I just talked to amazon and they said this was the first they heard about it and they are investigating.. I suggest everyone should call 888-280-43331 … something is fishy here.

That is not a valid phone number!

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Michael432 wrote:

In the case of Will’s network, the Verizon box would, almost definitely, not see any Ethernet traffic at all.

Just broadcasts, but is UPNP broadcast based? That would be traffic I would not want available at the ‘modem’.

BTW, Verizon support may not be great but it is much better than Optimum/Altice in my experience. I have not spoken to a tech since I set up my network and then it was my misunderstanding than was causing my problem, the DHCP thing I mentioned elsewhere.

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Michael432 wrote:

Yes, I suspect that if Will connected a Linksys router to the Ethernet port on his modem (“interface box” in his words) the router would work just fine.

One caveat to that; Verizon is weird in regards to WAN DHCP services. It is best to clone the MAC address and set the Wan IP address on the replacement and ask for DHCP release on the Verizon router immediately before removing it from network. It can take hours before Verizon decides to redistribute IP addresses and do you really want to try to explain to the VZ tech you just need DHCP re-provisioning?

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Got a whole stack of them. Never travel w/o them.

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Will Fastie wrote:

FIOS box needed to sit on the COAX side.

See #post-2543867 below

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Well to my understanding some questionable statements regarding FIOS in this thread.

Let me try to explain. The FIOS ‘signal’ comes to the premise (or, as in my case, into) on a Fiber Optic cable. This plugs into an Optical Network Terminal (ONT ). The ONT may supply a connection for a phone (RJ11 IIRC) , Ethernet RJ45 and an RJ6 MoCA connection for signal to Set Top Box (STB) and router (G3100 in my and Will’s case). This later can be for your internet and/or chat between G3100 and STB (on demand video and TV guide stuff)

I do not know if the protocols work between the ONT and one of the Best Buy ‘modems’. They do have the same connectors but I do not know just what the function would be if so.

As to using one’s own router as the primary, it is possible (or even only router if certain TV functions are forgone).

This is my configuration:

Background material for this:

https://www.dslreports.com/faq/15992

https://www.dslreports.com/faq/verizonfios

https://community.verizon.com/t5/Home-Internet-Fios-and-High/Bridge-G1100-So-Your-Router-Becomes-Primary/td-p/1492789

The black box in the middle labeled VZ router would be the G3100.

There are several ways to do this but IMHO this is the easiest but one needs to review the materials.

However %100 NOT Plug and Play
Maybe more like plug and pray.

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Oh and talk about color controls not working…

<span style=”color: #ff0000;”>Discuss this topic <span style=”color: #333300;”>HERE</span></span>

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