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By hellowalkman · Posted
WD SSDs still block Windows 11 24H2 download and installs, Microsoft may be guilty too by Sayan Sen Microsoft has been slowly lifting several upgrade blocks for Windows 11 version 24H2, the 2024 feature update for Windows 11. For example, the most recent one was related to browser compatibility, and it was removed last month. This safeguard hold was lifted about a week after the company released the update such that it was available for download to everyone. However, there are still plenty of other compatibility blocks that are still in place. These include ones for Dirac Audio, sprotect SYS driver conflict, among others. Meanwhile, it looks like there is also an upgrade block on certain Western Digital SSDs that prevents them from getting the feature update. While Microsoft, or at least Windows 11, seems to be blocking the upgrade, the issue is not documented on the tech giant's health dashboard website alongside the other entries. The typical "What needs your attention" message box pops up indicating that the WD NMVe SSD in the user's system is the issue. It says: Thus, Windows thinks the WD drive in question is not compatible with the Windows 11 2024 update. As it turns out, the problem, one related to Host Memory Buffer (HMB), has seemingly already been fixed back in October 2024 with a new firmware update. However, Windows does not seem to deliver the correct link to download the update, which means users may still be unable to download Windows 11 24H2 on their PCs. A Reddit user found out that they were able to bypass the block by manually downloading the firmware from the SanDisk official support page for the corresponding drive model. They write: Thus, in case you happen to own such a disk, make sure to head over to the SanDisk Dashboard website here. It provides support for the following models: WD Green, Blue, Red, WD_BLACK, SanDisk SSD PLUS M.2, Extreme M.2, Extreme Pro M.2, Ultra 3D. You can find the instructions for updating firmware at this link. Source: Microsoft forum (link1, link2), Reddit -
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If LibreOffice wants to be taken seriously, they need to hire some UX designers. The UI is horrible, inconsistent and looks like what it is - a clone of Microsoft Office 2000. Look at what MuseScore has achieved with version 4 or the upcoming version of Audacity. MuseScore has now surpassed many commercial offerings in terms of UX. Just look at the screenshot in this article. A Win9x style column header slapped on a Mac UI. Button sizing and text is all over the place. It is clear that absolutely no care was taken with the UI. -
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By Nick H. · Posted
According to this there is a Beta build that you could try if you wanted: https://kubuntu.org/news/plasm...eta1-available-for-testing/ But like they say, since it's in Beta you might want to wait for their next official release which I think is scheduled for October.
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Hi guys,
I have the following scenario: The user requests a web page. He is redirected to a landing page which should determine if the user can successfully authenticate using a Kerberos ticket. If he can, then he should be redirected to his originally requested page. If he can't, I do not wish the user to see the regular browser credentials window, but instead be redirected to a log-in page (after which he will be redirected to his originally requested page).
Any idea how I can test in JS if authentication would be successful and then make the decision then?
Any other ideas would be welcome as well. My server-side will be written in PHP.
Thanks,
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