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Excellent tool for network administration and troubleshooting. Advanced IP Scanner is a fast, free, and robust network scanner that goes beyond simple ping checks to provide detailed network inventory and remote control capabilities. Here is a detailed, technical guide on its usage and utilisation. 🛠️ I. Core Functionality: Network Scanning The primary function is to quickly discover all active devices on a Local Area Network (LAN). 1. Setting the Scan Range Advanced IP Scan

Windows laptop only boots from USB-C and not from a standard USB  The problem that your Windows laptop boots only from USB-C and not from a standard USB (USB-A) port is n't typically a matter of updating Windows drivers,  because the drivers for the USB ports aren't fully loaded until the operating system (Windows) starts. This is a common issue, and the solution is almost certainly in your laptop's BIOS/UEFI settings , not in your Windows drivers. The boot process happens be

Testing, resetting, and verifying your VPN connection in Windows 11 using the command line (Command Prompt or PowerShell) typically involves network diagnostic and configuration tools like ipconfig , netsh , and PowerShell cmdlets like Get-VpnConnection . You must run all these commands from an elevated Command Prompt or PowerShell  (Run as administrator). 1. Test the VPN Connection You can check the existence and status of your VPN connection using PowerShell, and verify the

Seamless Intune Onboarding: The Power of the Hardware Hash Script 🚀 Migrating existing Windows PCs to Microsoft Intune  using Windows Autopilot  can be a critical step in modern device management. While the ideal scenario is purchasing devices from an OEM or reseller who automatically uploads the device hashes, you often need a solution for your current inventory. This is where the hardware hash script —specifically the powerful Get-WindowsAutopilotInfo.ps1  PowerShell scrip

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