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@EMPIRETECANDY Contact Andy first, loads here have ordered from him

Wow what a crazy story indeed

If you disable BI as a service and then run BI leave it running then does the PC run fine?

With the advent of substreams I’ve disabled hardware acceleration on my rig. To my surprise doing this also lowered the overall CPU consumption, no idea why?

I recently had AC fitted at my house in India and I showed the installer examples of how I didn’t want it installed. Some of the installs in India are just plain shocking!

Jesus that was a long intro. Think mine said something like Uggggg! [emoji3] Welcome non-lurker [emoji3]

I’d just move it and see what happens. You might need to play around in the BIOS if the old system was for example using the legacy BIOS option and the new is UEFI. If you have encryption enabled then be sure to disable and decrypt the drive before even thinking about moving it.

Looks like a raccoon?

Can’t really comment as the last Android phone I had was the Galaxy S4 and since then Apple. For me the app, bar a few temporary issues with specific releases of the app has always done what I need from it. I hear people complain about the layout and that it looks ancient/old but all I need...

You were going to contact support to install AI?

I’m in India at the moment and if a dog or dogs see a cat here they will kill it? Maybe it’s just base instinct?

Which came first, the holes or the pipes? [emoji3]

This is a very good point and another reason why I use junction boxes even where I don’t strictly need one. That extra 1” or so is enough to lift the camera away from the wall and can alter the overall view you can obtain.

Unless your cable will be coming from directly behind where you mount the cam and there is room for the pigtails for the first cam you've linked I would personally mount it on a junction box. Just out of interest why have you selected/settled for those cams? There are plenty better available?

WTF are people really this dumb?

It looks like it’s basically a utp coupler similar to what you’d use to extend say an Ethernet cable. Can’t see why it would cause any issue as it’s just a more glorified patch panel minus the need to punch down but you’d need to put a plug on all the tails coming in behind it.

Strange that you want to stick with the latest even though it has issues?

Why not?

Thought it said JB Weld?

Go Tapatalk is real shite when it comes to editing a post.

More light you said so I finally buckled and went for it. Also managed to repurpose the shelf in the bathroom.

You just need a spirit level to it don’t you?

Did you use the proforma that is generated from within the app when sending the email?

The world is going mad, here in India a username and password is no longer considered safe, everything now involves a mobile phone. It’s completely crazy, to check and pay my electricity bill I need a working local SIM that I have to get registered by “popping” into their offices! Used to...

Looks like a span bridge so supported by both ends but take one end away and …..

Dual lan is dual lan so should work but with a NUC you’ll have all the other associated issues such as lack of expansion.

Am I the only one that thinks that that is brilliant. A perfectly disguised cam [emoji3]

I’m in India right now and had a similar experience. Went to a restaurant that we have been many times before, asked for the menu and got pointed to something on the with a QR code. Now the other people with didn’t have a clue what to do, again we asked, in the end I scanned it, checked the site...

By router do you mean what the ISP gives? Here in the UK I don’t think I’ve ever had a router from an ISP that support VLANs and most only come with 4 ports so limits what you can do. If assuming that this router does support it and you create a VLAN for that port and give it internet access...

So do you reckon her son was telling the guy how to twerk his mothers nipples in the “sex scene” [emoji3]