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I was hoping to reply much quicker, but more urgent commitments came my way. All the printer documentation is available, but that is not the issue. The only solution would be is replace the ISP's Aruba router, and get a fixed IP. Thanks for your help.

I have the printer's MAC address, the router's MAC address, but whether 192.168.0.128 is a fixed IP address, it's not known. Unless the ISP or Aruba affixed this. Some months ago, during a Brother update, the IP changed to 192.168.0.141 but was reset to .128 and remained so ever since. LAN...

Thanks for the questions. I presented the situation as simply as possible, because I understand the difficulty of imagining an unfamiliar configuration. The software is Brother's BRAdmin4.0.exe for printer administrators. I want to connect and monitor our Brother printer server from my...

Windows has the software specific to my needs. It can set a fixed IP. I need to install it and see how it works without having router access.

Much thanks for all this information. I will post the results after the weekend. If nothing else, it will probably get the ISP's attention.

Thanks for the replies. Today I discovered some additional info. Our current service is 480/480mbits, and the maximum number of users are 200. — Our actual number of users at one time is 15-20 max. To save time, managing and assigning LAN IP's and ports in a single router is the best choice...

In our community room, the ISP installed an ARUBA 4 port commercial router with 200/200mb bi-directional traffic, by cable or Wi-Fi. This was a gift to the community by the ISP, and changes cannot be asked for, or expected. I have no access to the router to assign fixed IP addresses to our...

This is what I observed about display scaling: It modifies the system object sizes and fonts as expected, but it affects only those apps' appearance which are designed to accommodate/inherit system settings. When not, there are additional modifications I must make to accommodate the trained...

@Karadjgne, I am smiling, because the concept of using a monitor other than graphics and gaming is lost on most of computer users. My computer use is 80% reading and text editing on Wikipedia sites to which I contribute using a browser. 20% for entertainment like streaming, and composing posts...

Thanks for the youtube link which provided a memory refresh. Downloaded CRU 1.5.2 and managed to add my preferred 16:9 resolution. It works, but windows 11 font size is hidden in the registry.

I would have mentioned it if it was relevant. Unfortunately, Intel and MS confirmed that they won't be providing other true 16:9 resolutions. The specs match yours, but I don't play games or heavy graphics, my work is text based and I want the clarity based on 12+ years of experience with 16:9...

I need to substitute the onboard Intel graphics, because Intel/Windows 11 video driver no longer permits defining 16:9 resolutions other than 1920x1080. This is a software issue and not hardware, because I use Linux where I define true 16:9 resolutions using 'xrandr' from this list...

If this post is still open then, I have the same motherboard, same failure, with a Pentium Gold CPU, and 16Gb but different memory make. Waiting for ASRock tech support response.

YES, but we are both right! That is what I downloaded and installed successfully from the USB. On first reboot, it was version 2.0, 2022/4/14. Then some hours later, it updated to Jan 2023, without any action on my part. I installed CPU-X, which the Llinux version, to monitor more closely. I...

The difference is shown in the links. Tthe US is English only, and the larger is International containing other languages.