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Ive seen countless articles on how Google maps are releasing (or have released) EV routing for Google maps toncompete with ABRP. It uses some AI calculations to give live(ish) data based on some metrics (I don't know all the details)

It says I need to be able to select my exact vehicle in Google maps but it's not showing. I can select"electric" and my plug types but nothing about selecting my car brand and model.

Anyone able to get this working?

First time renewing a mortgage. Up in 90 days. I'm currently at 4.89 fixed. My current lender's (Merix) offers are:

3, 4 or 5 year 4.34 fixed

5 year 3.75 variable

I also received an offer from my bank (Tangerine for 3.55 5 year variable)

I'm waiting to speak to a broker. Any suggestions?

Hey all,

I’m trying to get auto logon working for an Entra ID account on an Entra ID joined device (kiosk-ish scenario), and I’m running into what seems like a constant battle with EAS policies.

Current setup:

• Using Assigned Access XML
• SSO is working fine
• Device is Entra ID joined and managed via Intune

The problem:
Auto logon won’t stick. Every time I configure the usual Winlogon registry keys, they get overridden/reverted. From what I can tell, it’s because the EAS-related registry keys keep regenerating themselves and enforcing sign-in requirements.

What I’ve tried so far:

• Setting the standard autologon keys under: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
• Deleting/modifying the EAS-related keys
• Creating a script that runs at startup to:
  1. Delete the EAS keys
  2. Reapply the autologon config

I’m currently deploying that via a scheduled task (created by script), but it’s not reliable. Sometimes the system seems to reapply the EAS stuff after my script runs, or the timing just isn’t consistent.

At this point it feels like I’m racing the OS/device policy engine on boot 😅

Ok I keep finding conflicting info but want to know if I can go into like a standard automatic touchless car wash. You know the ones that spray water all around.