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I've installed a very large sized package through "sudo apt-get install ...... " on my primary computer but I need to install those packages on my other computers too. I don't want to re-download the files as they're extremely large. Also, It's irritating to do "sudo apt-get update " in every...

I learned that the LLC sublayer of Data Link layer is responsible for Error Detection and Error Correction. However, while I read some articles, I found out that the transport layer carries out Error Checking. I'm really confused about this.

Try Team Viwer. You will not regret this.;)

Are u using the latest version of Antivirus? If the Security intelligence of your antivirus is outdated, they won't be able to identify threats in your PC. If so, do you have any other devices containing your Accounts? Please run a check on those too .

Not much to worry. Simply open a terminal in the folder where you have saved the installer. Then enter: sudo dpkg -i {Application_Name_}

H Which mode did u use to Burn the ISO file to the Pendrive? Try using DD mode instead of ISO mode. I'll recommend using RUFUS for this purpose.

Open Command Prompt as an Adminstrator and enter: wmic diskdrive get status This will check ur current SMART status of all drives. Most probably your Raw_Read_Error_Rate flags must have an issue.

Most Probably, ur ISP might be using CGNAT to govern the IP address management. You might need to contact them about this. If all else fails, you can request a static IP.

I did. I'm waiting for wide responses.

Recently, I updated my Kali Linux to the latest version along with the microcodes. Ever since then, the Wifi seems to be dropping and requesting a DHCP request in the time interval. Also, the speed seems to be throttled due to the dropping. However, I checked the adaptor by booting into Windows...

That's the problem. I earlier had Windows, and now its replaced with Linux. However, the other partitions that existed earlier are NTFS.

I've got an NTFS partition on my computer. My operating system is Kali Linux and I figured out that it doesn't support NTFS defragmentation. How do I defrag that partition within Linux without having to boot into Windows ? I tried e4defrag but no use.

I dont think the Fan makes such a big noise. It might be ur HDD [Mechanical failure].

Okay. Did u use ISO mode or DD mode?

Yes I'm unable to run on the root partition. Even I tried to run on boot time using a the forcefsck file in the root directory.