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Thanks for the publicised NOOB assumption. Sorry, I assumed you were an installer able to escalate technical matters directly with the manufacturer.

That’s really interesting; and frustrating! I’d say definitely one for Dahua technical I’d say >> support << There may be so many issues moving forward; especially with equipment on older firmwares too! Surely Dahua have a roadmap / plan for this? Be interested to see how this plays out

I don’t work for Microsoft; just trying to advise. Is the firmware current release? Try running the browser web configuration page in internet explorer mode and as compatibility mode and trusted sites. Also, try clearing the browser cache history completely to force the plugin to reload. Next...

Did you resolve this? Should be able to turn off drive lock password in bios setting; try looking here where they say use latest commander version as there have been bugs in previous etc >> General Hard Drive and BIOS Password Information | Dell UK <<

also, you need to use internet explorer; info on how to force internet explorer compatibility mode if needed here: How to use Internet Explorer mode in the Microsoft Edge browser for Windows 11 | My Computer My Way Good luck

Try add and run the web configuration page that you’re working on as a “trusted sites” zone; info on how to achieve this is here:>> How to add a website as a trusted site << Note well that if you’re accessing just http rather than https you’ll need to un-tick the “require server verification”...

The next part of this equation is to add and run the web configuration page that you’re working on as a “trusted sites” zone; info on how to achieve this is here:>> How to add a website as a trusted site << Note well that if you’re accessing just http rather than https you’ll need to un-tick the...

Hi Folks, Microsoft have thought about this & included Internet Explorer mode into Edge; full guide on how to configure this here >> How to use Internet Explorer mode in the Microsoft Edge browser for Windows 11 | My Computer My Way << further: The next part of this equation is to add and run...

Also, drop the sub-stream on the NVR for each camera to the minimum you can withstand; try D1 704x576 12ips VBR & 256Kb/s max per cam

In regard to my two replies; Same principle applies exactly same wether Dahua camera or NVR. I’d still turn P2P and Bonjour off on each camera incase there’s any traffic pass through the recorder. Good luck

Just remembered something else; off the top of my head I can’t recall where it is in the menu; but also turn off “Bonjour” service. Another downside behind CGNAT & having non static IP is; say your away from home, your generally unable to monitor wether connection has gone down or the camera is...

it’s possible if you’re using P2P serial number connection method, and if the primary DNS in the camera network configuration is set to 8.8.8.8 there is a constant 200Kb/s to 400Kb/s polling which will consume your data! Try changing the primary DNS to be the Internet router’s local IP address...