So, you have a disk case with disk inside that is connected to a USB-A or USB-C and you want to make your disk bootable so Windows 11 will start first from this outside this and then from internal disk if outside disk is not connected. Here is how to do it.
If you double click on PDF file in Total Commander and your PDF is not opening but you see AcrobatReader.exe is running in your Task manager you can do this to solve this error:
So… All worked well, you were testing your website locally on some port and then suddenly it stopped working and you got an error that this URL can not be visited because this port is in usage. Can happen also if you have Angular local website, .NET local website in development… So, how you can get rid of this? Usually, these three commands will help you (in example is port 4200 – replace it with your own): Second command just put your port (4200 in this example) in excluded list,…read more
In GIT: git config –system core.longpaths true Windows 10 long files enabling in registry:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\FileSystemDWORD: LongPathsEnabled = 1
You will maybe run into the problem that your PATH variable length is higher than 2048 characters, which is allowed maxium. If this occurs your PATH setting will stop working and you need some automatic tool to optimize and clean your path by removing unused records and optimizing/shortening used records. Download the tool to do this here: https://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Miscellaneous/Windows-Path-Cleaner.shtml It is a command line tool and if you type for help: You will get this: To optimize your global (computer account) PATH variable type: To optimize your user’s PATH variable type:
Windows + R (Run) and type resmon.exe for ResourceMonitor Go to CPU section > Associated handles and in search box type your folder name (part of) You will see now which process is holding this folder and preventing it from deletion and in this case it is from TortoiseGit app. In order to disable this cache go to Tortoise Git > Settings > Icon Overlays and set Cache to None
Right-click START and choose “Command Prompt” (run as administrator) Type “diskpart” and press Enter. Type “list volume” and press Enter. Type “select volume #”, where # is the number of the drive that’s giving you the “write-protected” error. You might be able to identify the drive by its size – your internal drives such as C, etc, are usually listed first also. Type “attributes disk clear readonly” and press Enter.
Open Firefox. In the address bar type in about:config and press Enter. Click I’ll be careful, I promise. Type mousewheel.with_control.action in the Search bar at the top of the about:config page. Double-click mousewheel.with_control.action from the Preference Name column. Enter the number 0 in the dialog box. browser.gesture.pinch.in (cmd_fullZoomReduce -> empty string) browser.gesture.pinch.out (cmd_fullZoomEnlarge -> empty string) Click OK. In order to disable multi-touch pinch zoom-in and zoom-out repeat the procedure as previous one and set: browser.gesture.pinch.in & browser.gesture.pinch.out to false. Alternatively you could try setting zoom.maxPercent & zoom.minPercent to 100…read more
This is how you can create self-signed SSL… Download OpenSsl installer first:https://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html Generate private key first:[YOUR_OPENSSL_BIN_PATH]\openssl.exe genrsa -out [YOUR_OUTPUT_PATH]\YourDomain.com.key 2048 Generate CSR request (set all data but set at the end empty password and company name):[YOUR_OPENSSL_BIN_PATH]\openssl.exe req -new -nodes -key [YOUR_OUTPUT_PATH]\YourDomain.com.key -out d:\Utils\Certificates\YourDomain.com.csr Generate certificate that is valid 10 years, or 3652 days[YOUR_OPENSSL_BIN_PATH]\openssl.exe x509 -req -days 3652 -in [YOUR_OUTPUT_PATH]\YourDomain.com.csr -signkey [YOUR_OUTPUT_PATH]\YourDomain.com.key -out [YOUR_OUTPUT_PATH]\YourDomain.com.cert Use this certificate for your email for example – set port 995 for incoming email and port 465 for outgoing email – put them into firewall (Inbound…read more
Strange behaviour – it just stopped working 10 days ago and after a long search found a solution in specifying additional parameters in SSL connection, so working example should be like this: try { $mail = new PHPMailer(); $mail->IsSMTP(); $mail->SMTPDebug = 2; $mail->SMTPAuth = true; $mail->SMTPSecure = ‘ssl’; $mail->SMTPOptions = array ( ‘ssl’ => array ( ‘verify_peer’ => false, ‘verify_peer_name’ => false, ‘allow_self_signed’ => true ) ); $mail->Host = “smtp.gmail.com”; $mail->Port = 465; $mail->IsHTML(true); $mail->Username = GOOGLE_SMTP_USERNAME; $mail->Password = GOOGLE_SMTP_PASSWORD; $mail->SetFrom(SMTP_USERNAME); $mail->Subject = “Test”; $mail->Body = “hello”; $mail->AddAddress(YOUR_RECEIVING_EMAIL); if(!$mail->Send()) {…read more
