Been looking for a light duty truck that's not too expensive. When I came across this.
Given the details is this a good buy or is there a more serious problem lurking underneath.
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I recently bought a house and this is the basement. Looks like a network switch of some sort at the bottom but confused about the rest.
The only place in the house that appears to have Ethernet ports is in the dining room on the first floor with four ports being open.
What is this and is there anyway I can connect my Xfinity modem/router to this and how hard would it be to wire the whole house Ethernet ports in every room? The rest of the house has coaxial in every room. But would like to set it up to have coaxial and Ethernet on the same face plate.
So I recently bought a home that was built in 2008. All the appliances are original.
However when running the AC I get a small drip from the top portion of my HVAC unit and the bottom part is the gas furnace. The water leaks out the bottom corner where the two meet underneath the tap and running down the side into the floor.
I pulled the front cover off and took a look at the drain pan but can't readily notice anything wrong. I poured a cup of vinegar to try and clear any blockages in the condensation line but that seems to be draining fine. Used a vacuum on the condensation drain line to all so if there was any other kind of blockage but nothing came out.
While I know the HVAC is old and will be needing to be replaced sometime in the near future, is there anything else I can do or another fix to keep it from leaking on the floor?
So about a week ago, I was playing a game. When I exited the game and the game window closed, my computer immediately shut down, and restarted itself. On restarted, it attempted to do an automatic repair, which failed. It would restart and repeat the automatic repair each time over and over.
I tried to restore windows to a restore point, which failed.
My next thing to try was a clean install of windows. I put Windows MCT on a USB and went through the process of installing windows. On the updated installer i would get to the part right before selecting a drive and the installation would fail. Giving me this error 0x80042444 - 0x4002F.
I did the same thing again and attempted to use legacy the installer. I could now get to the point where I could select a drive. I reformatted the drive. And went on with installing windows. It would show the screen (installing windows, updating drives, etc.). Once it was 100% complete, it said it would restart in 10 seconds. On restart the computer would now just boot loop and not get past the ASUS logo. This would happen on the old and new drive.
Things I've tried: Reseat ram and GPU. Disconnect power and hold the power button. Went and bought another drive, and slotted it into the same spot as the old OS drive. Replaced the motherboard with the same but new motherboard. Disconnected all sata drives and additional SSD drives. Tried 2 sticks of ram instead of 4.
Specs: Asus B650-A motherboard 78003Dx 4080 super 16x4 g.skill ( currently only have two sticks in) 850w PSU.
So about a week ago, I was playing a game. When I exited the game and the game window closed, my computer immediately shut down, and restarted itself. On restarted, it attempted to do an automatic repair, which failed. It would restart and repeat the automatic repair each time over and over.
I tried to restore windows to a restore point, which failed.
My next thing to try was a clean install of windows. I put Windows MCT on a USB and went through the process of installing windows. On the updated installer i would get to the part right before selecting a drive and the installation would fail. Giving me this error 0x80042444 - 0x4002F.
I did the same thing again and attempted to use legacy the installer. I could now get to the point where I could select a drive. I reformatted the drive. And went on with installing windows. It would show the screen (installing windows, updating drives, etc.). Once it was 100% complete, it said it would restart in 10 seconds. On restart the computer would now just boot loop and not get past the ASUS logo. This would happen on the old and new drive.
Things I've tried: Reseat ram and GPU. Disconnect power and hold the power button. Went and bought another drive, and slotted it into the same spot as the old OS drive. Replaced the motherboard with the same but motherboard. Disconnected all sata drives and additional SSD drives. Tried 2 sticks of ram instead of 4.
Specs: Asus B650-A motherboard 78003Dx 4080 super 16x4 g.skill ( currently only have two sticks in) 850w PSU.