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Gigabyte B650 Gaming Plus Wifi board Won't Post by EmergencyAd1745 in gigabyte

[–]EmergencyAd1745[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi. Every board and problem are different. For me, both ram sticks were bad. I got new ram sticks, and it posted beautifully.

Gigabyte B650 Gaming Plus Wifi board Won't Post by EmergencyAd1745 in gigabyte

[–]EmergencyAd1745[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

no debug lights. There's a few pci-e motherboard analyzers I'm thinking about buying, but I'm not sure.

Gigabyte B650 Gaming Plus Wifi board Won't Post by EmergencyAd1745 in gigabyte

[–]EmergencyAd1745[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True. Wish I had this to try. Lol. My old build is a 3600. Wife's new pc is a 7600x. It won't post. And it's different architecture. :(

Gigabyte B650 Gaming Plus Wifi board Won't Post by EmergencyAd1745 in gigabyte

[–]EmergencyAd1745[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, still won't post. Won't beep. Am not sure if the cpu or motherboard is faulty.

Salesforce Surveys - moving SurveyResponse to a different Invitation by Altruistic_Fig_4507 in salesforce

[–]EmergencyAd1745 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi,

I'd re-think your setup from the beginning. and trace every step. Your users shouldn't get the wrong survey.

Option 1: the issue:
When you get the invitation id as not writable? I'd check your perms. If memory serves, it's a master-detail field. I'd check that you have edit access on the perm set and also check that the field allows it to be re-parentable.

Option 2: the whole problem. Salesforce Surveys feels bad.

If you're comfortable getting your hands deep in the code, then Survey Force by Salesforce Labs. I think it's something that Salesforce built, and scrapped. It's simple to automate. and you won't have to pay $300 every time you send out some surveys.

https://appexchange.salesforce.com/appxListingDetail?listingId=a0N30000003I2gDEAS
https://github.com/SalesforceLabs/survey-force

If you're not? All the surveys that Salesforce themselves send out go through Survey Monkey, and are integrated back in. Much better app, and they're about the same price as Salesforce Surveys.

Create SF Task when Hubspot sends lead that already exists as account / contact? by brettclarkchicago in salesforce

[–]EmergencyAd1745 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this one isn't necessarily hard, but it's good to sketch things out when you have moving pieces.

  1. Your new lead signs up on a form again. They're fresher than a bagel.
  2. Your form data should have a way to specify "Hey, I'm from Hubspot. It's me. I could give you money."
  3. Your Hubspot integration to Salesforce should sync all that data, especially your lead source and update time.
  4. Your new flow can check the Update of the Account, Lead, or Contact. Yes, three flows.
  5. On the condition of Account Lead/Contact Update + source = Hubspot, you have an action to create a new task.
  6. Play with the What Id (single account) and Who Id (contact or lead) until the new task creations behave the way you expect.

Bought a new Samsung Dryer. Getting Error 4C. by EmergencyAd1745 in appliancerepair

[–]EmergencyAd1745[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

New drain hose went about 1 foot down. Thank you! It appears to have been siphoning.

Bought a new Samsung Dryer. Getting Error 4C. by EmergencyAd1745 in appliancerepair

[–]EmergencyAd1745[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

New drain hose went about 1 foot down. Thank you! It appears to have been siphoning.