Wednesday October 17, 2018 13:33
I’m guessing this happened after migrating to a new hard drive.
Try this:
If you don’t have the windows 10 install cd:
- Download the Windows 10 installation files.
- Create a Windows 10 bootable media.
- Boot your computer with the bootable media.
- Click the Repair your computer
- Click Troubleshoot. Then click Advanced Options. Then click Command Prompt
- Type the following commands to fix the mbr:
- Bootrec /fixMbr (This will attempt to fix the master boot record)
- Bootrec /fixBoot
- Bootrec /ScanOS (This
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Thursday September 20, 2018 10:23
I’ve had this issue where the signature options just don’t open in Outlook 2016. What turned out was that there was two versions of outlook installed on the machine.
So click on the window button and scroll down the apps and look and see if there’s dual apps of every office application. for outlook just uninstall the one you’re not using.
Cheers!… Read the rest
Monday September 17, 2018 10:15
grep -Ril “text you want to search here” .
The . is the current directory… you can change it to whatever you want…
-R is for recursive search, I.e subfolders (Remove if you only need the files in a specific folder)
-l is so it spits out just the filenames containing the phrase.
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Sunday August 19, 2018 18:28
Tuesday August 14, 2018 14:36
Monday June 19, 2017 11:18
In the login screen of Windows 10, click the shutoff button, the options will pop up. In this case while holding the shift key on the keyboard click on restart option.
Now when it restart, I would suggest selecting option #5 which is safe mode with network support.
Do be able to uninstall most programs you would need to enable windows installer. Safe MSI app lets you easily do it.
If you have Mcafee Antivirus I suggest you uninstall it, … Read the rest
Monday May 15, 2017 16:30
Thursday December 22, 2016 15:48
I was trying to install CrashPlan for a specific user so I could backup a network mapped drive, this sucked I think at least 10 hours of my life to figure this out:
1. Open ‘Local security Policy’ by running ‘Secpol.msc’ in the command line.
2. Go to – Local Policies -> Security Options.
3. On the right side scroll down to ‘User Account Control: run all Administrators in admin approval mode’.
4. Change the setting to ‘Disabled’. (YES DISABLED!!!)… Read the rest
Friday December 16, 2016 13:07
Run this in command prompt (Make sure you run with administrator rights)
netsh int ip reset
Restart the computer.
If this helped you, consider buying me coffee! Thanks! Thanks in advance!… Read the rest
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