There were some things going on today and I had pull out my TeClast Tablet to deal with it. When I reinstalled, the same irritating issue recurred as I saw the BSOD again (the blue color they use these days is more pleasant than the old one at least). I am going to research their site andĪnyway, I uninstalled it after rebooting. I removed NOX from the system, and it asked me why I uninstalled it using the very problem I have (minus crashing the system when you close it) with it stopping at 99% as an option. It acts like a connection issue almost with NOX stopping at 99% and closing that part of the Bluestacks I thought it 'might' be the firewall, but turning it off got me nothing. Use the Task Manager to turn off the Bluestacks Server service, then I get the BSOD. The NOX emulator got to 99% and just froze for a few minutes before the "Blue Screen of Death" appeared with the 0x00000667 (I've done this so much the past 2 days that its memorized). I have literally no clue as to why it would suddenly do this. But I have gotten used to these emulators, and having them crash the system is well beyond annoying.
I restored from the hidden partition 8.1 64, and it restored that system and forever refused to The only other issue that I had with the system is that at its first update to Windows 10, it refused to reboot period. I have been using Bluestacks daily for a while now without any sign of trouble. As an example, December data will typically be posted sometime during the first week of January.Īny questions about this product should be directed to the CNRFC.We were out of town for a day, and when I rebooted the computer I thought that I would check the weather on my Android Weather Apps. Note, monthly data is collected during the first week of the following month and will be posted to this webpage when received from the National Weather Service cooperative observers. In addition the percent of normal will not be calculated. If a station has any missing data, it's WY to Date total will also be missing. NA means that 30 year averages do not exist for this station. Precipitation data is provided for each month of the most recent water year, total precipitation for the water year, the percent of normal for the water year to date, and the percent of the entire water year we have received to date.
The water year starts on October 1 of the previous reference year and ends on September 30 of the reference year. The following is data from National Weather Service cooperative observers as of the end of last month. Monthly Precipitation Summary Water Year 2022
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