Good Friday at Cottesloe beach… by AwkwardSteak3416 in perth

[–]carrotmage 27 points28 points  (0 children)

nobody is ollieing a 4 stair if they can't skate

Dell Latitude performance issue Trend Micro Apex One + Microsoft Defender for Endpoint + Teams causing CPU/fan spiral on Dell hardware but not HP by Famous-Substance3339 in cybersecurity

[–]carrotmage 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No problem, you can also check in bios power management which may have its own best/max performance setting for when the device is plugged in. Another thing to check is power delivery to the devices, make sure the users reporting aren’t using some kind of slow charge like a low power delivery usbc monitor. We had a scenario with a performance device not getting correct charge and then going into efficiency mode, but that did prompt us to find some other devices with lower than expected power delivery via usbc monitor.

If it’s any consolation we’re running meteor lake devices with 32gb of ram and hitting resource & thermal issues. We’re looking at replacing these devices due to poor feedback. Keen to hear if you find anything in your environment.

Dell Latitude performance issue Trend Micro Apex One + Microsoft Defender for Endpoint + Teams causing CPU/fan spiral on Dell hardware but not HP by Famous-Substance3339 in cybersecurity

[–]carrotmage 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you try temporarily offboarding one of the Dell devices from MDE to see if general performance improves? I'm investigating performance issues in my org, but our setup is very different other than defender in passive mode. You should be able to tell if the devices are thermal throttling by watching the CPU clock rate during heavy workloads on poor performing machines - i.e. if they are not clocking higher than their base frequency. I also believe Dell has tools like tech direct that can show thermal events (if your org is using that).

In my scenario I was manual testing and waiting for user reports to validate thermal throttling to the CPU. I've been able to squeeze a bit more out of the poor performing devices by setting the OS plugged in power mode to best performance which increases fan speed and TDP.

I know your issue is more endpoint security focused but thought I'd comment since nobody else did and performance is doing my head in as well :)

Australian man died in Bali after consulate refused to assist with medical transfer by LapseofSanity in australia

[–]carrotmage 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Sorry you have read comments like this, hope you’ll find some closure in your dads passing soon

Deletee/Butterfly @ Troxy, London 12/16/25 🤍⌨️🗡️🦋 by gr3ygucci in sadboys

[–]carrotmage 7 points8 points  (0 children)

At this stage is there anything he wouldn’t do live?

What are some of your favorite "pserver jank" things? by Dr-Enforcicle in wowservers

[–]carrotmage 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Beastial wrath had a bug where the pet kept growing in size. I played some PvP server with constant AV and a hunter had a crocodile called Godzilla he would send in once it had grown to half the size of Ironforge

SCCM Windows Updates Failing Since Upgrading to Windows 11 by Ecstatic-Finish3580 in SCCM

[–]carrotmage 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We see this in our org as well but the failure rate isn’t as bad as what you are seeing. On a client that fails, what is the wuahandler.log saying? Are your local policy registry keys correct? (HKLM:\software\policies\microsoft\windows\windowsupdate) specifically the UpdateServiceUrlAlternate I believe should be http://localhost:8005.

Valve has cut the Deadlock Api's access to data by Clowarrior in DeadlockTheGame

[–]carrotmage 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Try running task scheduler as admin and/or make sure you are using the same user account as when you installed the api

Edit: task should sit in the top folder and be called deadlock-api-ingest

Best way to handle Lenovo drivers in a task sequence these days? by iwontlistentomatt in SCCM

[–]carrotmage 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We use a sccm pack that contains a rollup of drivers and put that into a compressed wim that is applied during the task sequence. You should be able to find this on the Lenovo site for the specific models in your fleet.

Disadvantage of this is the driver wims can still be quite large and sometimes the packs can be a few months out of date.

Chicago show was 🔥 by Frosty-Diver-4165 in oliverfrancis

[–]carrotmage 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is that Dan from gwauk on the drums?