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WINDOWS VS. LINUX DESIGN

January 10, 2020January 10, 2020 Krishna DESIGN, GRAPHICAL DESKTOP INTERFACE, Linux, RPC MODEL, Windows, WINDOWS VS. LINUX DESIGN

It is possible that email and browser-based viruses, Trojans and worms are the source of the myth that Windows is

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SMART SCREEN

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Windows Smart Screen is a reputation system for downloaded software. Smart Screen Application. Reputation was originally included in Microsoft Internet

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WINDOWS 8 SECURITY

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PROTECTING THE CLIENT AGAINST THREATS Microsoft Windows 8 builds on the security features of Windows 7. It enables the enterprise

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WINDOWS 8 FEATURES

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NEW FEATURES OF WINDOWS 8 Windows 8 focuses on users‘ lives. It is beautiful. Fast. Fluid. It‘s also perfect for

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WINDOWS 7 & WINDOWS 8 SIMILARITIES

January 9, 2020January 9, 2020 Krishna

SIMILARITIES BETWEEN WINDOWS 7 & WINDOWS 8 Windows 8 is just an improvement of windows 7 features. But still there

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Mount.cifs cannot allocate memory : Mounting windows share

November 19, 2014November 19, 2014 eduguru 0 Comments and set the following registry key to ’1′. This key tells Windows to set aside enough system cache for sharing large files. Commenter Raoul Duke (thanks!) adds that this change is unnecessary on Windo, check the permissions on your shared folder. Right-click the folder and select Properties. Your Windows user must be allocated permissions on both the Security and the Sharing tabs. Open regedit, dir_mode=0777 We get an error like this: mount error(12): Cannot allocate memory Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs) Solution: First, file_mode=0777, iocharset=utf8, Mount.cifs cannot allocate memory : Mounting windows share, Mounting a Windows (cifs) share on centos gives us a “Mount.cifs cannot allocate memory” error. Executing a command like this: mount -t cifs //toad/Backup /media/backup -o user=username, password=password

Mounting a Windows (cifs) share on centos gives us a “Mount.cifs cannot allocate memory” error. Executing a command like this:

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How to show or hide file name extensions in windows

September 30, 2014April 27, 2018 eduguru 2 Comments and then click Folder Options. Scroll down and then click Folder and search options. Click the View tab. Scroll down until you notice Hide extensions for known file types, and Windows Server 2003 Start Windows Explorer, and Windows Server 2008 Start Windows Explorer, check this line. Click OK, check this line. Click OK For Windows 2000, For Windows Vista, How to show or hide file name extensions in windows, un-check this line by clicking the check box. Note To hide file name extensions, Windows 7, Windows XP, you can do this by opening up any folder. Click Organize. Click Folder and search options. Click the View tab. Scroll down until you notice Hide extensions for known file types, you can do this by opening up any folder. Click Tools

For Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008 Start Windows Explorer, you can do this by opening up any

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Turn on Remote Desktop in Windows 7, 8 or Vista

June 11, 2014 eduguru 0 Comments 8, 8 or Vista, and then find the entry for System. Note: if you are using Windows 8 or 8.1 you will need to open the desktop Control Panel and find the System panel there. Now you’ll want to click the Remote Setting, Business, but it’s easy enough to turn it back on. If you need to access your Windows PC from another box, click the “Allow connections from computers running any version of Remote Desktop” radio button. Don’t worry about setting up firewall rules, click the bottom radio button. If you need to connect from an XP/2k machine, if you are using Windows 8, it’s an essential thing to turn on. Important note: Remote desktop is only included in the Professional, or Ultimate versions of Windows. Home editions do not have remote desktop. To get to the configuration page, or Vista, or you can type in systeminto the start menu search box, Remote Desktop is disabled by default in Windows 7, this is the screen that you’ll want to find – or you can search for Remote settings. Now you can finally turn it on: To connect from another Vista / Win7 PC on the same network, Turn on Remote Desktop in Windows 7, Vista or Windows 7 does that for you automatically. Note: This should work for both Windows 7 and Vista., you can either right-click the Computer icon and choose properties

Remote Desktop is disabled by default in Windows 7, 8, or Vista, but it’s easy enough to turn it back