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Studynxx by homelab are you sure that`s not just a fancy way of saying spare laptop? Do you wear a white lab coat when operating in your homelab environment?
Studynxx by homelab are you sure that`s not just a fancy way of saying spare laptop? Do you wear a white lab coat when operating in your homelab environment?
I do have spare laptops but no, I usually use hyper-V VMs. Ime that's the only way to learn most things IT, like when I had to master Microsoft Intune and Autopilot, I couldn't possibly have done so without creating a virtualized infra for them prior. You need hands-on learning to learn stuff. Spare laptops are just... way too much time and trouble, I'm too lazy for that
I do have spare laptops but no, I usually use hyper-V VMs. Ime that's the only way to learn most things IT, like when I had to master Microsoft Intune and Autopilot, I couldn't possibly have done so without creating a virtualized infra for them prior. You need hands-on learning to learn stuff. Spare laptops are just... way too much time and trouble, I'm too lazy for that
Well you seem very clued up so why don`t just report the FPs to Kaspersky and then retest a few times to see if was indeed fixed. You should post your findings back here because I`m sure I`m not the only one that would find the results interesting?
There is also the option to use Microsoft Defender for periodic scanning(free and good,) find it near ,below Virus and protection settings, if your using third party protection of course
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