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https://community.st.com/t5/stm32-mcus-boards-and-hardware/how-to-change-the-stlink-v3e-mco-hse-frequency/m-p/591624/highlight/true#M14990I am seeing many cases where ST employees are accepting the solutions, even when the bug, documentation or other issue has not been solved. Honestly, it seems that they have been commanded to "tick the boxes" no matter what. Can ST employees understand that not an every topic in a forum is a "question" and not an every topic requires a "solution"? Can they understand that a topic can be just a discussion or an article? Also polluting all of the forum with the pathological "begging" for "please accept some post as a solution" everywhere only makes the readability and searching for information worse. If you are making a forum for fools, then at least understand the fact that fools don't care for your "solutions", grammar, format or anything, where a brain must be used, and they will not follow those principles! And it's impossible to "remind" it to eve

What is that? Ref.: https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Community-Feedback/Post-flooding-detected-community-received-posts-of-a-unique/td-p/1578923

i am unable to login ,what m doing wrong ?

Hi team,Please improve the trustzone freertos 

I logged in a couple of hours ago; later I loaded a couple of threads, and then I started to answer one of them. Suddenly, a red alert appeared, talking something about credentials (yes, a rather idiotic text). Okay, I said to myself, the inactivity timeout is not inactivity timeout but plain login-logout timeout, no pleasant surprises here. So I reloaded the said thread, to find out that I still have my avatar at the top, so I am still logged in, I guess?But then at the bottom there's this:Yes, I can't click there; and yes, the sentence did not fit, so I don't know what to do.Oh, and I was able to come here and make this post, without making any logout/login etc. meantime.JWPS. ST, still don't want to bring in the Khoros staff to face the shame?

Hi all,Ever since the forum change I'm not getting any email notifications to my posts. I checked the settings in my profile and I don't see why. Anyone care to enlighten me?Thanks

I hope that other users will also stop posting answers in this forum, and look for a forum where they can post without censorship.

We know there are  OMNIFETs  type    VNP35N07  -  but also we discovered   XVNP35N07..  Now we are trying to find out what's the difference betwen   VNP...  and   "X"VNP....  - so far we didn't find a datasheet or an explanation for this.  Perhaps someone can help ??  Thank you very much in advance....Picture of the XVNP35N07  is attached.regards, Kurt B.

It may be useful for the forum to have some automatic means that teaches the user to search for videos and documents.

Large amount of data but can't remember login. (Google can remember the login)

Now login again possible, after many hours no login possible. Is this STM standard quality???

Is there a way to view only posts which have no replies?The old site allowed this. The functionality is helpful to prevent posts falling through the cracks. Currently, if a post is 2 days old and is unanswered, it's really hard to find it. Right now, I know there is a post I want to reply to, but it's quite a chore to go back and find it given the sparse layout, so I just gave up.If I'm gone for a few days or months, I pretty much ignore posts which have already been replied to, but will look through unanswered ones.Maybe I'm missing it, but I don't see it in the options anywhere.

Argh!  This forum software seems to suck every bit as much as every other we've suffered with over the years.  I accidentally marked Pavel's post as the solution because this junk is so sluggish and unresponsive.  And, of course, trying to go back and mark it as "Not the solution" via the dropdown does nothing at all.  Such a pile!

Hello. Here are joined the specifications and troubleshooting information associated to the security processor as exhibited in Windows 11 22000.2124, in ASUS X507UA motherboard. In attachments, in the section TPM troubleshooter, the link tied to Learn more leads to st.com domain. The relevance of this link may be subject to interpretation in respect to whether it may be representative of the manufacturer of the involved component. I did not know how to interpret it.It appears that the product software database maintained by Asus, which in available either on internet via the device support (asus.com domain) and MyAsus application (for Windows general-use-purpose OSs), has no available driver for download for this motherboard aimed to address CVE-2019-16863, that is presented as justification of the up-to-date recommendation. I understand that the acquisition of the respective file is a relevant quest in which this company may have a contribution. Regards.

Are annoying popups really the best way to collect user data? Any way to disable them permanently?

Why I am thrown out of the forum when logging out ?Doing so, I land on the bare login screen. Who came up with that impractical idea ? I have seen this on no other forum.Being different is only fine if you are better.

Image:URL: https://openclipart.org/image/800px/313332Source: https://openclipart.org/detail/313332/uart-8n1-signal

Here I posted a picture and then added a link to it. The picture in itself is rendered into an illegible thumbnail, and the explicitly entered link overrides the implicit link which would invoke the "picture/attachment magic". How can a user see it, then?I admit that this is a tricky issue and I don't want this to be solved in any way. I can simply modify that post (I deliberately left it so so that I can make a point here, and it probably won't harm the OP anyway). Just maybe something to think about.JW

Copypasted piece of code from the post I'm replying to, and the editor went crazy:The "shadow" smoothly moved with the cursor as long as it was in the editor pane. Preview showed normal text with code, but exiting preview restored the "shadow" as in the screenshot, except the "shadow" does not follow the cursor anymore.FF102.13.0ESR, Win8.0JWPS. Is the ridiculously small editor pane to stay? Seriously?

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