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If you have God Mode on your machine, you can create the shortcut direct to that CPL object. If not, here it is. You can put it on your Desktop down in the lower right corner. Can't find a way to pin to Taskbar.
Manage audio devices.zip
Last edited by f14tomcat; 31 May 2019 at 16:55.
Not sure why but this is a known issue. Any external device that is assigned a drive letter can cause this. The inplace / upgrade tutorial has been updated to reflect this. Mount the ISO and run setup from there.
I posted a while back and I can't remember who but someone came back and said you can get this to work, updating from USB Thumbdrive, but you must be completely disconnected from Internet.
How is that for spaghetti code?
I asked earlier about my being unable to change my lock screen image, and although I consider myself a novice with Windows I could not let go of my problem. I found myself spending way to much time reading old posts, and following dead ends.
Today I fixed my little problem. I can only imagine this is old news to most here (yawn), but just in case some other poor soul is chasing their tail here is what I did.
Entered gpedit.msc in the search field > Administration Templates > Control panel > Personalization > double clicked on "do not display the lock screen" I found mine "not configured" so I selected disabled applied it and selected ok.
I tested my lock screen, and it now works. I can change my lock screen to whatever I choose.
I reentered the do not display screen and optioned it back to "not configured", and I am still able to change the lock screen.
Not being knowledgeable enough I can only surmise that toggling the option on and off has corrected the issue for me.
It's I think a typical "Digital" Thought Process, Used by Programmers the world over - if you have an option that says DO NOT... then having this "enabled" WILL NOT allow you to perform the action.
Of course we are not Digital, and our organic mind sees the word ENABLE or ENABLED and assume that the controlled option is ON and NOT ENABLED or OFF means that the controlled option is OFF
There is even more confusion with the NOT CONFIGURED setting for negative options, as this means that the Default is used, and of course the default is likely to have been set by a different programmer or team to the one that designed the option, and thus may be ON or OFF, [or is that OFF or ON].