Roger That

What problem are you trying to solve with it?

3 hours ago, KannikaP said:

There's your problem.

Seems half the people in this forum insist on using it for some reason ????‍♂️

The Lazada website on desktop browsers is a hot mess. I guess they don't care and want everyone to use the mobile apps.

It's supported if you have ESM. Do you have that? If not, it's not supported.

And, as you can see, using old software introduces bugs of its own...

Without Firefox updates it's likely that you'll get more and more issues going forward.

OK. I think you have to update Firefox then. If that is not straightforward because it's an old version of Ubuntu, then update Ubuntu.

You mentioned that Ubuntu 16.04 is LTS - from what I can see, Ubuntu 16.04 is end of life, unless you specifically sign up for Extended Security Maintenance. This seems to be free for personal use, but you have to register.

Why not just upgrade?

Can you hotspot to your phone and test in a private browsing session in Firefox to see whether it's the same behaviour or not on a different internet connection?

You mentioned about trying to update Firefox - have you tried it yet?

And yes, like someone mentioned, Firefox uses its own root certificate store rather than the OS's which may (or may not!) be relevant.

On 1/13/2022 at 1:11 PM, Robin said:

Further problems with my Yahoo Mail;  all incoming mail is going straight ti 'delted items' box and being kept there.   Seems to have been happening since new year.  Also the same on my notebook with the same Yahoo address.  

Is this a Yahoo thing?  Because I have not upgraded to the New Yahoo Mail that wants money?

If it is a marketing ploy, they are not being very clear about what they are selling, as my e-mail, here in Thailand if important to me and I would pay for aa decent service

Seeing as no-one else has given the correct answer to this:

Your email has been compromised (i.e. someone has the password). If you still have access then log in and reset your password to something unique immediately.

Check "filters" in settings as I suspect you will find the rule there that is sending your emails to deleted items - this was done by the hacker so you didn't notice any replies to messages he's sending.

Also consider warning anyone you regularly email that they may have received scam messages that appear to be from you.

If you use the same password onother services then change those too.

Laptops normally have pretty good internal antennae. Unlikely that a USB adapter like that will improve it, especially at that price.

As mentioned, moving or upgrading your wireless router might be a better option. Or some kind of mesh setup.

I think it must be a VPN app or some browser extension on your PC, that's the only thing that makes sense here.

Can't explain the TV though.

As mentioned, testing on a phone at the same time as the issues occur would definitely help.

OK, PC not laptop.

No idea what's going on with your setup. Can't think of any possible reason that your TV box would disconnect its wifi signal when this issue happens on your PC.

Testing on wifi via a phone / tablet or just another device would be very useful to know. Can't you connect your phone to wifi to test?

To answer your original question without the pointless bickering, no I wouldn't go near those deals. You will be a named user on somebody else's account and it could disappear at any time. Certainly wouldn't trust it with any important data.

If you want to use cloud storage, do it properly and pay for the service. As mentioned, Microsoft 365 family is pretty good value.

What happens when you try the same thing on your phone or tablet when connected to wifi? Everything about this from what I can see points to it being something on your laptop.

You are lucky AIS are so lenient, in the UK they would (rightly, I think in this case) be very reluctant to send an engineer and you'd be charged something like £120 for each visit that turned out to be a local (i.e. not an ISP) issue.

4 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

You will not need to do a 90 day report until 90 days after your apply for the one year extension of stay.

A new TM30 report will be required before you apply for the extension since you entered on a new visa.

Thank you. So new TM30 = another one in addition to the one I assume the hotel did for me? i.e. I have to get my wife to do one?

Background:

Arrived earlier this month on CoE with single entry Non-O (Thai wife) e-visa approved by London Consulate.

Completed 1 night quarantine at hotel, passed PCR test and since then living with wife in BKK.

Assuming the hotel submitted a TM30 for me, does my wife now have to do this again or can it just wait until I do the 90 day report? I also plan to extend for 12 months, if that is relevant.

Thanks. 

22 hours ago, aldriglikvid said:

This is a copy of my booking confirmation I received immediately after booking via Agoda. This is from a hotel after you screened the "quarantine hotels" only selection. If we look at my highlights, is this type of confirmation sufficient for TP or should I get another one? I purchased this 3 days ago and haven't heard from the hotel in any way. 

 

Might be too late but I submitted this for my Certificate of Entry application and it wasn't enough, they need an extra letter that the hotel send you after booking so I assume it will be the same for Thailand Pass.

Also, my email from the hotel was in junk mail (of course) so might be worth checking there.

I arrived in BKK last week on CoE and completed one night quarantine before checking out after test results were negative as expected.

The hotel gave me a Covid test kit to do on day 5 (I think he said) but no indication on what you are supposed to do with it - does anyone know? It's an antigen / rapid test.

11 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

You will need the standard 40k baht out patient and 400k baht in patient insurance coverage valid for 90 days.

And the $50k corvid 19 insurance valid for 90 days.

Thanks. Correction to this: I believe it is 50k USD Covid-19 insurance.

17 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

If entering on a non-o visa issued by a embassy you will need 90 days of insurance.

If actually on a extension of stay issued by immigration it would need be valid to the day your re-entry permit expires.

Thanks, it’s an e-visa from London Consulate. Any idea on the level of coverage required?

I'm arriving in BKK this Friday, 5 November. I have the pre-approved CoE, now I need to do the 2nd stage.

Can anyone clarify the insurance requirements now? I heard that it matched the Thailand Pass rather than the original CoE requirements.

I'll be entering on Non-O visa (Thai spouse) if that's relevant.

Thanks.

On 10/27/2021 at 3:46 PM, bbko said:

My first choice would to be like others said and only bring the essential parts (HDD/SSD, Ram, MB, CPU, GPU) with you, bubbled wrapped and boxed, and you can buy and build the rest. Hopefully customs won't give you a problem.

 

The 2nd option is learn about desktop remote access and set up your desktop with with programs like: Anydesk or Google's Chrome Remote Desktop or TeamViewer or VNC Viewer, leave your desktop at home and bring a laptop with you, then access your desktop from the laptop overseas.  

 

If you have Windows 10 Pro;

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/how-to-use-remote-desktop-5fe128d5-8fb1-7a23-3b8a-41e636865e8c

 

 

 

Latency from Thailand > Europe makes any kind of Remote Desktop a fairly unpleasant experience.

Sell or leave the bulky parts, take the GPU, RAM, CPU and maybe motherboard (if it fits) with you and buy anything else you need here?

Sorry but the only real solution here is to update to Windows 10. Ask your trusted computer shop to do that rather than waste time and money trying to fix this problem.

Does anyone know what documents you have to send to the London Consulate for a non-O visa (Thai spouse) once the application has been completed online (with supporting documents attached electronically)? Is it just passport? I could not see clear guidance on this.