FQs19

I was able to update to 6.12.10 with no issues. Not sure if it was 6.12.8 or not because I never tried it again until today, when .10 became available. 
Thanks for the help.

@ljm42
 
I found out the problem. 
It was an extension I use on Chrome called Privacy Badger. 
It was blocking some trackers. I disabled it for that site and it works perfectly now. 

I pulled the USB flash drive and edited the boot selection to boot into the GUI. 
 
I haven't had time to check to see if I'm able to change boot selection so I'm marking this as solved. 

@Vr2Io
 
So it looks like I have to keep Global C-State control set to Auto for proper performance. 
I had it set that way for the prior two years until I had issues this year with UDMA CRC errors and was told to change that to Disabled. 
Does this setting really need to be Disabled for Unraid?

@itimpi
 
So I shutdown my unRAID server, pulled the cover to pull the NVMe drives, but found that the Sabrent drives are on the motherboard covered with the motherboard heatsink. My Corsair MP600's are on the DIMM.2 slot. 
So I just restarted the server and went into the BIOS and saw that the motherboard recognized all four NVMe drives including the two Sabrent ones. 
I then rebooted the server into GUI mode and now see both Sabrent drives detected. 
I'm attaching the diagnostic file for your review. 
I would love to know if you see anything wrong with my server or perhaps know what could've happened. It had been a long time since that server was rebooted. Maybe that could've had an effect. 
 
Also, do you think it is safe for me to re-enable the Dynamix SSD TRIM plugin?
 
I appreciate your help with us so much.
Thank you
threadripper19-diagnostics-20210913-1632.zip

Issue resolved. 
I formatted my USB flash drive and used USB Creator without customizing the install and was able to log in without entering my old password, just leaving the password field blank.