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Nice with a load of new members. Feel welcome! [emoji119]

I really hope your problem has resolved by now. If not, consider doing a password change via a flash drive, and then grab all your data, and then (finally) upgrade the system to a modern Windows environment. I'm going to take a walk now, it's sunny today! [emoji3508]

Welcome Miguel! [emoji112]

Welcome onboard this beautiful ship Somit!

Nice with so many new members, all at once. Hi y'all! [emoji112]

Nice with that cool introduction banner! [emoji23] On a more serious note, welcome onboard! [emoji109]

No new introductions, today?

Heh, we're growing by the number each day. I'm loving it, almost as much as I love Windows.

That's really insane. I thought W11 was just W10 with a theme on top.

A late but cumbersome welcome, Victor! [emoji112] Hope you've found your seat. Also, hope your summer rocks! [emoji817][emoji3508]

Heh, good to know, for those who didn't! [emoji57]

So basically, S will be superior all other versions? I'm currently running Enterprise, which I'm kind of pleased with!

Thanks for your response @nemobeer! Unfortunately, I don't control the network or the switch. In fact, it's (sort of) my ISP's RJ45 jack in my home environment. More precise, they currently suffer an issue with a rogue DHCPd (200 customers affected) so i thought I'd try and make a temporary fix...

Any one who could describe this a bit more precise? I'm in an environment where a rogue DHCPd is handing out wrong IPs to my machine, so I want to block it so that the client(s) can get a hold of the real DHCPd instead. However, I don't know the IP of the DHCPd. So, how can I even achieve this...

Welcome Elwood! Please tell us more about your BSoD!