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Dec 5	awarded	Notable Question
Dec 1	comment	Two wireless routers on one internet connection Looks like this might be more suitable for Super User.
Nov 24	awarded	Popular Question
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Nov 21	accepted	Where can I legally download Windows 7 OEM ISOs?
Nov 21	comment	Where can I legally download Windows 7 OEM ISOs? Thanks for the information. Can you comment on the legality of this? The Internet seems to have conflicting information. Some say that, while it is technically possible to perform installation & activation like this, it is a license violation. Others say it's not. If you can give a bit more details than just a yes/no regarding the legal issue, that would be appreciated.
Nov 21	comment	Where can I legally download Windows 7 OEM ISOs? To add to the confusion Ars Technica addresses the same issue, but says it is legal.
Nov 21	comment	Where can I legally download Windows 7 OEM ISOs? @Sathya Perhaps that's the solution, then - use a Retail or VL image with the OEM key. If you can confirm that my presumption is wrong, and this is possible, please post it as an answer. I prefer confirmation from first-hand knowledge or experience though - references I've found thus far on the Internet seem to have conflicting information. (The most detailed and probably reliable answer I've seen is from PCWorld - they say it's technically possible but also technically a license violation.)
Nov 21	comment	Where can I legally download Windows 7 OEM ISOs? @Sathya I may be missing something, but aren't those all Retail or VL ISOs? I need OEM (System Builder) ISOs.
Nov 21	asked	Where can I legally download Windows 7 OEM ISOs?
Nov 16	comment	How can I make Windows 8 scheduler to run something once when the computer is idle but then wait for at least 12 hours in order to do the same? @leladax FTFY. Thanks.
Nov 16	revised	How can I make Windows 8 scheduler to run something once when the computer is idle but then wait for at least 12 hours in order to do the same? edited body
Nov 16	answered	What is the difference between “stop the task if it runs longer than” inside Trigger and under Settings tab?
Nov 16	answered	How can I make Windows 8 scheduler to run something once when the computer is idle but then wait for at least 12 hours in order to do the same?
Nov 16	comment	How can I make Windows 8 scheduler to run something once when the computer is idle but then wait for at least 12 hours in order to do the same? @edusysadmin I don't think that is it. I think the process went something like this: System goes to idle and task is triggered. 3 hours later, system comes out of idle. 4 hours after that (7 hours after first task trigger) system goes to idle again and the task re-triggers. The OP wants the task to only re-trigger at times >= +12 hours from the most recent trigger.
Nov 15	comment	How do I install Skype on a domain computer so that anyone who logs in does NOT have to go through the initial config? Might this be better off at Server Fault? Please don't cross-post. A moderator will migrate, if appropriate.
Nov 15	awarded	Notable Question
Nov 9	comment	how to Specify which physical interface the VPN interface should use, Windows7 Even if you manage to do this, the VPN software may still force all data to go through the VPN - disallowing access to any local devices you're networked to. This done to prevent you from slurping data off to unauthorized devices (NAS, printer, etc.) or sharing your VPN link with unauthorized devices.
Nov 8	revised	Running two wireless networks, with two different DHCP ranges (Virgin Media superhub woes) added 48 characters in body
Nov 8	comment	Running two wireless networks, with two different DHCP ranges (Virgin Media superhub woes) Don't know why you're suggesting setting up dedicated DHCP servers or VLANs. The desired configuration is easily doable with most SOHO routers. The key is to treat them as what they really are - routers. Don't mess with trying to dumb them down in the least. See my answer for more detail.