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Source: How to generate a Battery Report on Windows 10 and 11 | Windows Central
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So back in August there was a flurry of activity around this subject. In the time since, we have seen MS capitulate on the hardware requirement, now stating that your incompatible hardware ‘may’ not receive updates in the future. I am still undecided at this time – mostly because Microsoft has pissed me off one too many times and I have lost faith in them. They are liars. They are unfaithful. They are drive by greed and are insecure as to what they stand for. These traits do not contribute to a supportive foundation – whatever they build today will fall tomorrow as they have no belief in their own work. Windows 11 is the best evidence of these statements as possible. Additionally, it appears that Windows 10 will in fact get updates for quite some time – MS is offering paid support for at least 3 years, and as we can see with their continued support of Windows 7 in 2023, they likely will continue to release critical patches for years to come. 0Patch has already publicly stated that they will offer patches for Windows 10 until at least 2030. On top of all of this, I am unsure as to why anyone needs to patch anything anyway. Perhaps browsers, when critical faults are addressed, but at a OS level I have serious questions as to why one should update at all. With a basic firewall and trusted local users, some common sense regarding what you click on and download, I fail to see the need for updating. In fact with as rushed and haphazard as Microsoft’s updates are, applying updates immediately after release is a foolhardy practice and not recommended by most industry pros. I have several Windows 10 systems on my home network that do not receive updates (for years now) and they are just fine. The article linked below has some smart comments, I’ll post a few of the links suggested within, but give it a read. Source: Windows 10 Support ends in exactly 1 year – here are your options – gHacks Tech News https://www.0patch.com/pricing.html If you have the means, then by all means block these 241 file extensions from your incoming email. I have provided both a flat text file of the extensions and a formatted text file for Barracuda Email Gateway Defense. Once you bulk add, you can easily remove any specific extensions you want to allow through. SDR is the new HAM, and here is a great way to get deep into it. Source: Pi-Pico RX – Breadboard Version — 101 Things 0.1 documentation Whoa – this is some techno magic here Source: Install and boot from an NVMe SSD on a Dell OptiPlex 3010, 7010 or 9010 This looks like a nice getaway – One night or two?
Source: Historical Society | Royer Mansion | 3909 Piney Creek Road, Williamsburg, PA, USA Not nearly enough Transylvanian-Hungarian restaurants out there – and this one is kinda close!
At a certain age, one falls for trains again. Guitar Pedal Sim now free Source: Download – Tonocracy
Source: MS-DOS Starter Pack – PHILSCOMPUTERLAB.COM It seems I’m forever putting together a DOS rig… One of these days I’ll get around to finishing this project, till then… links! https://www.retro-exo.com/exodos.html and A open application dashboard for linux.. allows for realtime updates directly from the apps being monitored. Source: Heimdall Application Dashboard I’ve mentioned the Tytoona Cave here before, here are a few more local trips. In my continuing series of Microsoft can eat a bag of Dicks, here is how to disable required password changes due to expiration. For disabling password expiration, execute this in a elevated command prompt: wmic UserAccount where Name=”username” set PasswordExpires=False In order to use Iperium Backup with Vmware’s esxi environment, you need to enable Change Block Tracking. In vmware esxi, edit settings -> VM Options -> Advanced -> Configuration Paramaters, Edit Configuration and add:
Source: Changed Block Tracking (CBT) on virtual machines (1020128) I present for your enjoyment the hoops one must alight through to work with Windows 8 in 2024.
Sideloading Windows 8 Applications https://archive.org/details/Win8AppxArchive
–> Open PowerShell. Get a Windows developer registration using this command: If it doesn’t work the first time, try a few more times. If everything stops working after a certain amount of time, you will need to run this command again to renew the license. If you have the Enterprise edition, you will not need to do this. After that, install the app using The app is now installed, but you may notice that if you launch it, it won’t work. What you need to do is to go to After that, find the folder where the app resides and copy it’s path. If WSAppbak is in the same place as your appx file, delete the appx. Start WSAppbak and paste the folder path into the command prompt. After it has finished, you will find a .cer. Install it to the local machine > trusted root certificates. Delete the app. Install the newly generated appx.
when I typed it throws an error(the ”name” already replaced with the app package directory No, you need to install the appx using PowerShell, then type the installed app’s directory into WSAppBak. I got an error while trying to install the .appx add-appxpackage : Deployment failed with HRESULT: 0x800B0109, A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider. error 0x800B0109: The root certificate of the signature in the app package or bundle must be trusted. Is there anything I’m doing wrong? Edit: i didnt store it in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities, found my problem. My other problem is that the app cannot open. Edit 2: It actually worked for Fresh paint. Woohoo! however i had to struggle with some flickers, i didnt have to restart but had to lock my pc once to get it to stop flickering. and after some time, it worked. Edit 3: Anytime the app is fullscreen, it kept flickering. maybe it might be my display driver or adapter Edit 4: starting the app after a few seconds crashes the app
If the app doesn’t open just unpack the appx in any location, delete the signature file and use add-appxpackage -path appxmanifest.xml -register Remember that removing the folder will not uninstall the app but leave it broken in your apps screen, you can delete it by right clicking it and selecting uninstall |
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