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Hi folks -

I’m currently using a HP Elitebook 850 G5 with a HP Thunderbolt Dock 230W G2 w/ Combo Cable[1].

This drives my 2x LG-27UL850 4k monitors fine both connected via USB-C at 60Hz. No issues.

My company have now issued us with new HP Elitebook 850 G7 laptops with an accompanying HP USB-C Dock G5[2].

It turns out it can’t seem to drive 2x4K@60Hz with this new dock’s DisplayPort connectors (and even at that is limited at 30Hz). Tried a combination of HDMI and got nowhere, there is no USB-C/Thunderbolt ports on it either.

My existing G2 dock’s combo cable will not fit my new laptop due to the power pin and USB-C ports being on separate sides of the laptop.

So I’m a little confus

Hi r/homenetworking!

Apologies if this is a common question, just wanting a sanity check.

I'm in the UK and looking for some advice and to generally educate myself on this matter.

WFH has tested the limits of my Wifi and I’ve had the bright idea to try and repurpose the telephone line in my apartment for Ethernet.

I’ve no use for a phone line in the house (phone line rental is actually cut off) and I’ve fibre broadband in the apartment coming in separately.

On inspection it looks like it’s Cat5E that’s been ran to all the rooms with some pairs just attached to the plates for phone lines which is good news.

I've some photos here:-

[https://imgur.com/a/uw8kJJi](https://imgur.com/a/uw8

I don't suppose there is a fancy solution I'm missing for deleting a conditional/loop surrounding a block of code?

It's happened enough times to be annoying that I'd like to lose the conditional or loop around a block of code and reindent the block accordingly. For example, using PHP as an example here:-

class SomeClass {
    function __construct($nah, $alright) {
        foreach ($someArray as $value) {
            if (true) {
                echo "hello!";
            }
        }
    }
}

If my cursor was on the 'e' of echo, it'd delete the if (true) conditional around it. Similarly, if my cursor was on the 'i' of the if (true) statement, it'd remove t