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Sons friends parents.I'm confused by this . . . your son's parents? Wouldn't that be you? Or, did you mean your son-in-law's parents?
Thank You, Señor Booty.Happy Birthday @stilletto![]()
Dude. Y'all weren't affected today?Morning
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not directly, we had a few things acting up, hospital across the street had more problemsDude. Y'all weren't affected today?
Pffffff
Nope!
not directly, we had a few things acting up, hospital across the street had more problems
Hopefully he's not with DAD.
I miss Dad.Hopefully he's not with DAD.
I miss you know who too.I miss Dad.
I don't miss you know who lol
We got ******. Personally I had to touch over 100+ PC's and that's just the Public Safety PC's (Police/Fire). Monday we will finish the Public Safety PC's then move to the other agencies...
This fix involves booting the system into Safe Mode w/ Command Prompt, entering the BitLocker key, and entering the following
2. Open Command Prompt
- In the Windows Recovery Environment, select Troubleshoot.
- Then select Advanced options.
- Choose Command Prompt. This will open a command line window, usually starting with a temporary drive letter like X:.
3. Navigate to the Correct Drive and Folder
- Type `C:` and press Enter to switch to the C: drive.
- Next, type `cd \Windows\System32\drivers\CrowdStrike` and press Enter to navigate to the CrowdStrike folder.
4. Delete the Problematic File
- In the command prompt, type `del C-00000291*.sys` and press Enter. This command will delete the file that starts with “C-00000291” and ends with “.sys”.
5. Boot Normally
- Close the Command Prompt window.
- Restart your computer normally.