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1Have you done any web searching trying to find this answer? What have you learned? Also, please note that the Title of the question is not where the question goes, but is to be like an article or book title: telling us ABOUT the question, and then beginning your post with "Is this suppose (sp) to happen?" ldeas to a disjointed post. Perhaps consider EDITING your post to make a more clear description of your system, the problem you're experiencing, the specific details, and the research and things you've tried.– music2myearCommented Mar 5 at 17:34
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@music2myear I have edited to the best I can from your suggestions. Also, I tried getting support on this issue with Bitvise, but I would say they aren't very welcoming. So, continue to comment if I'm missing something or need to narrow the problem down further.– Jerry FleurivalCommented Mar 6 at 22:44
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