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  3. my roommate's new Microsoft Surface Hub is running a wacky version of Windows 10 that popped up a "You need to download something from the store to support this file!" message when I tried to run a win64 exe.

my roommate's new Microsoft Surface Hub is running a wacky version of Windows 10 that popped up a "You need to download something from the store to support this file!" message when I tried to run a win64 exe.

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  • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

    It's my roommate's Surface Hub. It's a 3 or 2S, we're not 100% sure yet.

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    we are currently trying to update it into usefulness

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    • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

      we are currently trying to update it into usefulness

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      It's a whole different interface to Windows, very mobile-like. You can get File Explorer but it can't view stuff outside your home dir and external drives. There's no windows->run and seemly no task manager on ctrl-alt-delete

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      • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

        It's a whole different interface to Windows, very mobile-like. You can get File Explorer but it can't view stuff outside your home dir and external drives. There's no windows->run and seemly no task manager on ctrl-alt-delete

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        oh and it uses a tiling window manager.

        here's a video showing the UI:
        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9nAwiS-m_4

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        • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

          oh and it uses a tiling window manager.

          here's a video showing the UI:
          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9nAwiS-m_4

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          We're feature updatin'

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            We're feature updatin'

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            the official MS docs say that the way you get into UEFI on this one-button device is that you turn it on using the power button, then when it boots, you turn it off again, then turn it on again
            repeat until it goes into uefi

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            • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

              the official MS docs say that the way you get into UEFI on this one-button device is that you turn it on using the power button, then when it boots, you turn it off again, then turn it on again
              repeat until it goes into uefi

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              and when you're using the recovery tool, you have to stay in the room

              cause it'll go to sleep if there aren't any people in the room, and that'll interrupt the download

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                and when you're using the recovery tool, you have to stay in the room

                cause it'll go to sleep if there aren't any people in the room, and that'll interrupt the download

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                Well we updated enough that it knows it's fucked

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                • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                  Well we updated enough that it knows it's fucked

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                  The first option it gives you is "buy a newer one"
                  The second option is "use the automatic update" which hasn't worked for three months

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                  • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                    The first option it gives you is "buy a newer one"
                    The second option is "use the automatic update" which hasn't worked for three months

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                    the manual update says you should get two 32gb flash drives.

                    the first drive will have the Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows (an environment built on Windows 11 IoT) recovery ISO

                    and the other 32gb flash drive will contain a 3 kilobyte certificate file

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                    • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                      the manual update says you should get two 32gb flash drives.

                      the first drive will have the Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows (an environment built on Windows 11 IoT) recovery ISO

                      and the other 32gb flash drive will contain a 3 kilobyte certificate file

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                      I'm gonna stick the cert on a floppy disk and see if that works

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                      • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                        I'm gonna stick the cert on a floppy disk and see if that works

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                        I should have a USB paper tape reader. 3k isn't too long on tape

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                        • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                          I should have a USB paper tape reader. 3k isn't too long on tape

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                          also if it turns out Microsoft has somehow broken USB floppy drive support on this 9k$ paperweight I'm going to drive up to redmond with a hammer and take apart their HQ brick by brick

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                            also if it turns out Microsoft has somehow broken USB floppy drive support on this 9k$ paperweight I'm going to drive up to redmond with a hammer and take apart their HQ brick by brick

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                            okay I was wrong, it doesn't just need a 3kb certificate file, you have to use another app to build a DFI update image from that.

                            so it needs a 15kb file

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                              okay I was wrong, it doesn't just need a 3kb certificate file, you have to use another app to build a DFI update image from that.

                              so it needs a 15kb file

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                              The file is on a disk now

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                              • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                                The file is on a disk now

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                                And I've got an iMac flavored floppy drive to read it with

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                                  And I've got an iMac flavored floppy drive to read it with

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                                  And we're installed! Apparently the UEFI on this thing does indeed support USB floppies!

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                                    And we're installed! Apparently the UEFI on this thing does indeed support USB floppies!

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                                    Dang it. The floppy was fine, but it's not happy with my 32gb usb drive

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                                      Dang it. The floppy was fine, but it's not happy with my 32gb usb drive

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                                      huh. I was looking at the UEFI settings and they put "occupancy sensor" under "Radio".
                                      It's not a camera?

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                                      • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                                        huh. I was looking at the UEFI settings and they put "occupancy sensor" under "Radio".
                                        It's not a camera?

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                                        there's a recovery image from Microsoft I'm downloading through the Windows 11 Tool but it's downloading at like 0.1 millibytes per slow

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                                        • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                                          there's a recovery image from Microsoft I'm downloading through the Windows 11 Tool but it's downloading at like 0.1 millibytes per slow

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                                          tried again, and I think it finally stalled out at 20.39gb of 22.16gb

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