Windows 10: OUT OF CONTROL NODES,PROVISIONS, BS DEFENDER, ONE NOTE OR ONE NAIL

How do I stop Windows nodes or Ai from turning off my 3D printers, Audrinos How do I stop Windows nodes or Ai from turning off my 3D printers, Aurdrinos safety overheat limits on printers and my monitors, Im fed up with this windows defender Overtaking my laptop, my two old tablets s, NOw they turned off a thermal runaway raspberry pie that was protecting my printer and nearly burned down my House, I cant USE MY USB OR A HUB, put on Provisions for WHAT? I WANT A MANAGER OR SOMEONE THAT KNOWS WHAT THE HELL THEY ARE DOING TO CALL ME PERSONALLY, NEXT TIME OR EVEN A HINT IF SHUTTING OFF A Safety

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Provision Package to control Start Menu tiles

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Folder Hierarchy Node

Hello,

I have been asked by a client how it may be possible to enable the "Sent Items" folder for synchronization as part of our provisioning process. The thing is, that the Folder Hierarchy node does not open up until a client has carried out a successful manual
sync. So i dont think xml provisioning could prepopulate the this sent items node. Just wondering if anyone could propose a workaround with setting this (not manually). Fist thought would be to include a script in a steady state client connect back to the
MDM server but i would be very appreciative of some other suggestions!

</characteristic>

<characteristic type="Sent Items">

<parm name="FolderType" value="5"/>

<parm name="SyncEnabled" value="1"/>



Thanks in advance!

Ronan



Ronan

 

PWM fan control note

The PWM fan control circuit listed on this site will in fact drive 12v back to a pin that is only rated at 5.5V. The reason for this is voltage will not drop across the series resistance that lies between VCC and Base, but current will be limited (as already noted).

I suggest implementing a voltage divider that limits the base voltage to no more than 5.5V. Not wanting to dig up old junk but just thought this might be "less intellectual" way of describing a fault with the PWM circuit.

And if using more than 1 fan or a higher wattage fan, an FET would probably be better.

Peace out.