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I am running Windows 10 and my desktop randomly displayed a stop code after my PC shut down I wasn’t able to boot, only get into BIOS. Not sure what caused it as I was multitasking, filling out a online form, running a Bitdefender full scan in the background I […]
For a while I’ve had difficulty with Excel’s VBA Module editor window. When I want to select a large enough amount of code in the window to copy (enough code that the end of the desired snippet is not currently visible in the editor window) by holding in the left […]
I just accidentally deleted the file %USERPROFILE%PicturesScreenshotsdesktop.ini from my Windows 11. Can somebody post its contents from a healthy Windows 11?
i am using printer that i have updated its usb to serial driver but recently find out that the version on com port is not equal on usb port on device manager so how to fix this difference
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I’m trying to run kanata on xubuntu linux. I followed the instructions at https://github.com/jtroo/kanata/blob/main/docs/setup-linux.md, so ls -l /dev/uinput gives me crw-rw---- 1 root uinput 10, 223 Jun 2 21:41 /dev/uinput, as it should. Now, running kanata --cfg kanata-minimal.kbd leads to this output: 21:49:23.2223 [INFO] kanata v1.9.0 starting 21:49:23.2230 [INFO] process […]
In RouterOS it’s simple – you can easily see what network port (bridge port) a given host is using. RouterOS: There is a brctl showmacs "bridge name" command, but to know which port it is you need to compare the MAC addresses. BRCTL: Is there any simpler and faster method?