Windows 10: RESOURCE NOT OWNED - Latest event from troublesome remote machine.

I hope I've done this correctly. First time using the v02 logger.


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The computer in question is a new/refurbished Dell laptop, used remotely (of course). User complains of poor performance and intermittent crashes. I've looked at it several times, and have seen some clues leading to hardware problems, but nothing seems to stick.

Thanks for any thoughts.
Jimmy

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I'm trying to access it using either computername or IP address - neither works.

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