Status alternates between 'Supported dock device is connected' and 'No supported dock device connected' about every 5 seconds. Nothing at all to show that an update was in place, outside of the below. I clicked yes and closed all applications but unfortunately was greeted with no UI, progress bar or scrolling status information. I was prompted to update the firmware of my dock (a 40AN Thunderbolt 3 Dock).

Force stopping it stopped the issue immediately, and uninstalling it has given me smooth experience since then. I found out that it was the cause of the dock's instability / boot loop behaviour. My ultimate verdict is that the standalone 'Dock Manager' taskbar software from Lenovo is not great, shouldn't be used unless necessary for your situation. I am looking for some recommendations at how to test some spam/anti-malware email polices we are putting in place. I wanted to see if anyone knows of a safe site where I can download dummy PDF/HTML/XLSM files that have the signature of containing malware.EDIT: using the updater package downloaded from Lenovo worked fine, thanks for the helpĮDIT 2: I continued to experience issues with this Dock Firmware. I have a small group of windows AAD joined machines that's grown large enough that I probably need a more comprehensive endpoint management tool for pushing out remote configs changes, patching, app installs, have remote sessions, capture general inventor.

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What kind of issues would you actually see if you had ethernet connecting two buildings with different power sources? I found out recently the msp that used to manage my workplace never finished running fiber between two of our buildings and just left it.

Question about ethernet between two buildings with different power sources? Networking.

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