- Reconnect the AirPods. Press Windows + S to launch the Search menu, enter Device Manager in the text field at the...
- Set AirPods as default device. Press Windows + S to launch the Search menu, enter Control Panel in the text field at...
- Run the Bluetooth troubleshooter. Press Windows + I to launch the...
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Wednesday, July 27, 2022
Add icon to desktop windows 11
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www.alphr.com › add-desktop-icons-windows-11How To Add Desktop Icons in Windows 11 - Alphr
The Newest Windows OS. On October 5, 2021, Windows 11 was released to the general public. It was soon rolled out as a...
Restore Desktop Icons on Windows 11. By default, the only icon on your desktop after a fresh install of Windows 11 will...
Adjust the Taskbar to Classic Windows. Windows 11 places the taskbar at the bottom of the...
answers.microsoft.com › en-us › windowsAdding icons to desktop in Windows 11 - Microsoft Community
Open the Start Menu, then at the top right, click 'All Apps'. In the alphabetical list of installed apps, find an app,, then simply drag that onto your Desktop to create a new Desktop icon.
Wednesday, July 13, 2022
Add remove programs windows 11
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www.minitool.com › news › add-or-remove-programsUse Add or Remove Programs to Uninstall Apps Windows 10/11
Open Add or Remove Programs in Settings. Press Windows key, Windows + S shortcut, or click the Search Box on the taskbar, type “add or remove programs” or “apps & features”, and click Add or remove programs or Apps & features system settings.
Access Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel. Press Windows + R, type control panel, and press Enter to open Control Panel on Windows 10/11. Click Programs -> Programs and Features to access the Add or Remove Programs feature.
Saturday, July 2, 2022
Advantages of windows 11 over windows 10
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Advantages of windows 11 over windows 10
answers.microsoft.com › en-us › windowsWhat is the advantage of Windows 11 over Windows 10?
Sep 07, 2021 · What is the advantage of Windows 11 over Windows 10? Aside from the Windows 11 requirements of UEFI, Secure Boot, and TPM 2.0, which I already have in Windows 10 Pro x64, all
www.cnet.com › tech › computingWindows 11 vs. Windows 10: What Are the Real Differences?
May 25, 2022 · Windows 11 brings a brand-new, more Mac-like interface to the OS. It features a clean design with rounded corners and pastel shades. The iconic Start menu also moves to the center of the screen...
Wednesday, June 29, 2022
Activate windows 11 for free
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flexadia.com › how-to-activate-windows-11-for-freeHow to Activate Windows 11 For Free - flexadia.com
Jun 18, 2022 · The first way you can do to activate Windows 11 is to enter the license code through the Activation menu. This option includes the easiest and fastest way to do this because you only..
www.easeus.com › how-to-activate-windows-11Windows 11 Is Not Activated: How to Activate Windows 11 OS ...
Jan 18, 2022 · You can activate Windows 11 for free with the detailed steps. Step 1. Click the search icon, type task manager, and click "Open". Step 2. Then, click "More details" and select "File"..
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Wednesday, January 19, 2022
Microsoft will buy video game giant Activision Blizzard in a $68.7 billion
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Microsoft will buy video game giant Activision Blizzard in a $68.7 billion
Saturday, December 25, 2021
What is the advantage of Windows 11 over Windows 10?
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What is the advantage of Windows 11 over Windows 10?
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Recover deleted files windows 10
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Press the Windows key, enter Windows File Recovery in the search box, and then select ...
Wednesday, March 10, 2021
Reinstall windows 10
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Jun 11, 2020 · Reinstall Windows 10 on a non-working PC. 1. Download Microsoft's Media Creation tool which will create a bootable USB flash drive with Windows 10 on it. You may need to use a working computer ... 2. Boot the non-working PC from your USB flash drive. But before you do, ensure you've backed up ...
Friday, March 5, 2021
Ram test windows 10
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- Once restarted, wait for the result message. This may take a few moments to...
Thursday, February 25, 2021
How do I create Restore point in Windows 10?
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Create a system restore point
- Click the Configure button. Source: Windows Central
Jan 26, 2018 · Restore Windows 10 To A Restore Point From Within the Operating System Turn your Windows 10 computer on and log on with an administrator account. On the desktop window, right-click the Start...
Wednesday, February 24, 2021
On February 24, 2021, Microsoft announced the 3D Objects folder will be hidden from File Explorer
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Microsoft Is Removing Windows 10’s “3D Objects” Folder
The 3D Objects folder isn’t technically going away—it’s being hidden. You can still find it in your user account folder. In other words, if your user account is named Stan, you’ll find it at C:\Users\Stan\3D Objects.
This change is part of the Insider builds of Windows 10’s 21H2 update, which we expect will be released in Winter 2021.
Thursday, October 3, 2019
Here’s what all the weird extra characters in URLs really mean
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Everyone online knows and uses URLs — they're how you tell a web browser to load an individual page you want to access on your computer on a mobile device. It's all based on web standards that everyone uses, but you may not know that not all URLs are user-friendly – meaning they can contain plenty of characters that might not make sense to users. But there's a good reason for that.
DON'T MISS: Windows 10 is spying on almost everything you do
DON'T MISS: Windows 10 is spying on almost everything you do
Saturday, June 15, 2019
Open Source Software List: 2016 Ultimate List
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It's become a annual tradition at Datamation to publish an complete roundup of all the open source projects we've featured throughout the year. This year's update includes a vast trove of open source software: 1,343 different projects, from 138 different categories, including two brand new categories.
This year's open source list has quite a few new additions related to cloud computing, the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI). It also has quite a few new projects related to marketing software.
This year's open source list has quite a few new additions related to cloud computing, the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI). It also has quite a few new projects related to marketing software.
Friday, June 14, 2019
Warning: Google Researcher Drops Windows 10 Zero-Day Security Bomb
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A security researcher who is part of Google's "Project Zero" team tasked with hunting down zero-day vulnerabilities, has gone public with an exploitable Windows vulnerability that Microsoft is still in the process of fixing.
Tavis Ormandy has tweeted that he had uncovered a security issue with the core cryptographic library for Windows, revealing that, "Microsoft committed to fixing it in 90 days, then didn't." As a result of not meeting the Project Zero deadline to fix such issues, which is partly designed to encourage more resources to be applied to software security, Ormandy went on to state, "Today is day 91, so the issue is now public."
What is the vulnerability in question?
It's actually a bug within SymCrypt, the core cryptographic library responsible for implementing asymmetric crypto algorithms in Windows 10 and symmetric crypto algorithms in Windows 8. What Ormandy found was that by using a malformed digital certificate he could force the SymCrypt calculations into an infinite loop. This will effectively perform a denial-of-service (DoS) attack on Windows servers such as those running the IPsec protocols that are required when using a VPN or the Microsoft Exchange Server for email and calendaring for example.
Ormandy also notes that, "lots of software that processes untrusted content (like antivirus) call these routines on untrusted data, and this will cause them to deadlock." Despite this, he rated it a low severity vulnerability while adding, "you could take down an entire Windows fleet relatively easily, so it's worth being aware of." The advisory that Ormandy has published gives details of the vulnerability as well as proof-of-concept in the form of an example malformed certificate that would cause the denial of service.
Why has the vulnerability been published now?
As already mentioned, Project Zero has a 90 day disclosure deadline and this was applied to this vulnerability. It was first reported by Ormandy on March 13, then on March 26 Microsoft confirmed it would issue a security bulletin and fix for this in the June 11 Patch Tuesday run. Ormandy noted that, "I count that as 91 days, but within the extension period so it's acceptable." The extension period being one that allows for companies that have fixed patching schedules such as Microsoft.
On June 11, Ormandy stated that the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) had, "reached out and noted that the patch won't ship today and wouldn't be ready until the July release due to issues found in testing." As that meant the 91 days were up, Ormandy made the vulnerability public.
What does the wider security community think?
I approached The Beer Farmers, a well-respected group of information security professionals which was last seen on stage at the recent BSides London conference for their take on this. John Opdenakker says, "in general if you privately disclose a vulnerability to a company and the company agrees to fix it within a reasonable period of time I think it's fair to publicly disclose it if they then don't fix it on time." Whereas Mike Thompson disagrees, telling me, "if the vendor has acknowledged the bug and committed to fixing it with a plan, but requires more time, then going full disclosure wouldn't be a move I'd make." Ian Thornton-Trump agrees and says, "this is the kind of activity which Google Project Zero has lost a lot of credibility with Adobe and Microsoft in the past."
I'll leave the final word to Sean Wright who points out this is a denial of service vulnerability and there are many other ways to achieve this, which makes it a low severity issue. "Personally I think it's a bit harsh," Wright says, "every fix is different and they should allow for some flexibility in their deadline."
What do I think?
I can see the value in having a disclosure deadline that brings pressure on organizations to take fixing security vulnerabilities quickly. After all, there are far too many cases of vulnerabilities being left out there years after researchers have disclosed them. Google, it has to be said, cannot escape some criticism for falling into this category itself.
While products like Chrome are updated on a continuous "as required" basis when vulnerabilities are found and fixed, the same cannot be said for all Google products. The Gmail and Google Calendar security issue I wrote about just yesterday is a good example. This was first reported to Google in 2017 but still remains a security issue today.
However, returning to this Microsoft Windows problem, the argument can be made that the Project Zero 90 day deadline is plenty of time for a well-resourced organization of this size to both effect a fix and apply all the testing that is required to ensure it works without impacting users in other ways. Need I remind you that Microsoft has had plenty of well-deserved bad press recently courtesy of updates and patches causing Windows 10 to freeze or even break other Windows security features?
In this context, it is understandable that Microsoft would want to get this right before releasing the fix. So yes, I do think that there was plenty of time to get the issue sorted and tested, but if Microsoft needed a little more to deal with issues that arose during that testing process then I don't think it altogether unreasonable, in this particular instance, to be slightly more flexible.
Ultimately though, where does all this leave the user? Sean Wright explains that to exploit this an attacker would need to get the victim machine to connect to the attack system. So either get the server to connect out to the attack system somehow, which is extremely difficult in practice. Or perform a man-in-the-middle attack, which again is pretty difficult in practice. "It's not something I would lose any sleep over," Wright concludes.
Both Tavis Ormandy and Microsoft have been contacted for additional comment regarding this story.
Update June 13 04:00 ET
A Microsoft spokesperson has provided the following statement:
Microsoft has a customer commitment to investigate reported security issues and provide updates as soon as possible. We worked to meet the researcher's deadline for disclosure; however, a customer-impacting regression was discovered that prevented the update from being released on schedule. We advised the researcher of the delay as soon as we were able. Developing a security update is a delicate balance between timeliness and quality, and our ultimate goal is to help ensure maximum customer protection with minimal customer disruption.
Microsoft releases first Windows 10 build with native Linux kernel
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MICROSOFT HAS LAUNCHED a preview of its Linux kernel for Windows 10.
The company pledged to add a native kernel several months ago, as a more robust replacement for the more emulation-based version in current builds.
Members of the Windows Insider Program can now download Build 18917 (20H1), the first to contain Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2).
Benefits of the new version include being able to put Linux files straight into the root file system of your Linux instance. When you're using Windows, you'll be able to access all your Linux files without switching.
Networking applications now require you to know the IP address of both operating systems (Linux is kept in a VM sandbox) in order to network them together. You'll be able to access them from localhost at a later date.
There are some new commands to allow you to migrate your system from WSL1 to WSL2 so you won't have to faff about with legacy systems too much.
It's expected that we'll see WSL2 roll out to everyone with the 19H2 build, due in October, but in the meantime (and as ever) Microsoft is keen for as many Insiders as possible to test it to distraction between now and then.
You'll need to be on the Fast Ring to test it and we'd recommend that you don't install it on your daily driver machine - the whole point of the Insider Program is that it's likely to have bugs in it and doubly so with the Fast Ring, so you could find yourself with a borked PC. If in doubt, stick to the latest Build 1903 available in Windows Update.
The Linux Subsystem is the latest in a number of initiatives by Microsoft to make it more Linux compatible. The company even open-sourced a huge number of patents in order to protect Linux, an acknowledgement that the two systems are better allies than enemies. μ
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