Recent content by Yanta

Remove the adapter from the registry. Now Server manager shows only the real NICs. thanks for your help. Problem solved.

Figured it out. Some sounds must be triggered differently Anyway, enable task \microsoft\windows\multimedia\systemsounds. Problem solved.

That's fine. I need to know when an error occurs or the server wants my attention as the server is within earshot of me. I can then get up and go and attend to the error or whatever . This works fine for Win 2012 R2, without any "tweaks". I don't need to run additional programs on my PC or have...

I can get recycle bin and device connect, disconnect and fail working. I can also get the System start up sound working via vbscript and a login task. But no other sounds like error, exclamation, asterisk, notify etc. Is this normal for Server? My WIn 2012 R2 the sounds work ok. I compared the...

Ok, I guess I'm going to have to live with this. This address shows ONLY in Server manager as 169.254.x.x,192.168.1.x. I'm having a problem with IIS not showing one website, but that might be a configuration error. And WSUS seems to synchronize fine, but doesn't find any updates for PCs, or...

Apologies for my poor English skills. This address only shows in Server Manager. IPCONFIG does not list this address. I'm not near the PC right now, but I'll send through the output soon.

I don't use VMs. Too many limitations. Instead I have a dedicated PC for testing. As I said in the OP, the motherboard has two onboard NICs, and I have a PCIe 10G adapter installed. I use the 10G as the primary adapter. The onboard NICs are disabled. I have not only disabled the NIC, I also...

Thanks for your response. Actually, I was aware of that. The question is how to get rid of it. When I add roles or features I'm asked to select a server, and I'm presented with two IP addresses. One being this address. At this point, the server is connected to the network. It gets it's IP...

Hover your mouse over news and interests and ‘right-click’. Scroll up to the News and interests menu item. Expand the menu and select ‘Turn off’. If you search for this, you'll find dozens of answers, but they should all say pretty much the same thing.

Server manager shows 2 addresses; 192.16.1.x and 169.254.x.x. The first is the valid address, the second I assume is because I always clean install all Windows with the network disconnected. The motherboard, and X299 XPower Gaming AC motherboard has 2 onboard NICS. But I have a 10G PCIe adapter...