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    • DashrenderD
      Dashrender
      last edited by Dashrender

      Lol are you hiring Nic?

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      • NicN
        Nic
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        Sure! 🙂

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        • NaraN
          Nara
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          Is your cable STP or UTP? Do you have any radio towers nearby?

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          • DashrenderD
            Dashrender
            last edited by

            I'm on my phone so I can't look at the difference between STP and UTp so I can't answer your question. But no there are no radio towers extremely close and nobody else in the office is having any problems

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            • scottalanmillerS
              scottalanmiller @Dashrender
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              @Dashrender said:

              I'm on my phone so I can't look at the difference between STP and UTp so I can't answer your question. But no there are no radio towers extremely close and nobody else in the office is having any problems

              He's being silly. STP is shielded twisted pair and UTP is unshielded twisted pair. CAT5, CAT6, etc. are examples of UTP.

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              • NaraN
                Nara
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                in that case, it could be a funky ground. I tossed the STP idea out there because I've seen STP grounded on both ends act as an unintended grounding conductor. I can't say that I've seen similar behavior with STP.

                It's also possible, though very remote and bizarre, that the user has some odd effect on electronics. My mother, for example, kills digital watches in less than a month and can only use analog.

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                • DashrenderD
                  Dashrender @Nara
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                  @Nara said:

                  in that case, it could be a funky ground. I tossed the STP idea out there because I've seen STP grounded on both ends act as an unintended grounding conductor. I can't say that I've seen similar behavior with STP.

                  It's also possible, though very remote and bizarre, that the user has some odd effect on electronics. My mother, for example, kills digital watches in less than a month and can only use analog.

                  No that's funny I too kill Digital watches. Yeah the boss. Is willing to chalk it up if to something like that

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                  • T
                    technobabble
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                    I had a client like that too. No matter what PC she used the gremlins and weird stuff happened. A partial fix was the direct ethernet cable I ran from the switch up the wall and to her office, bypassing the jack. This slowed down the issues for her. It was "fixed" when the business moved to a new location. How's that for weird?

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                    • DashrenderD
                      Dashrender
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                      It's helps my mental state to know that there are other simply unexplainable problems that people have run into.

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                      • IRJI
                        IRJ
                        last edited by

                        This is how I feel sometimes

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                        • PSX_DefectorP
                          PSX_Defector @IRJ
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                          @IRJ said:

                          They dont have to have a virus per say.

                          Sure they do, it's called a meat virus.

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