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PowerShell: when Format-Table -AutoSize displays only 10 columns and uses the width of the console when redirecting to file

Posted by jpluimers on 2017/03/09

Lets start with the second problem: There are various ways to redirect PowerShell output to a file.

  • Shell redirect with a greater than sign (>) to create/overwrite output or two greater than signs (>>) to append output.
  • Use Out-File [WayBack] with a filename and either -FilePath (default, similar to >) or -Append (similar >>).

I write “similar” as they are not fully equivalent. That’s where Format-Table [WayBack] with the -AutoSize parameter comes in (with or without a -Wrap parameter).

Apart from Format-Table displaying only 10 columns by default (see below), the -AutoSize will change columns presentation depending not just on the -Wrap parameter but also to the total width it thinks it has available.

Useful Format-Table parameters

First the representation:

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Posted in CommandLine, Development, Power User, PowerShell, PowerShell, Scripting, Software Development, Windows | 3 Comments »

Windows 10 – language neutral batch file to start Windows Update

Posted by jpluimers on 2017/02/22

A while ago, I bitched that Microsoft moved away the Windows Update out of the Control panel into a language depended place (in Windows 10 1511 update broke the Hyper-V networking – Fix network connection issues).

Since then I had to maintain too many locales running Windows 10. So here is the batch file:

for /f "delims=" %%A in ('PowerShell -Command "(Get-Culture).Name"') do explorer "%LocalAppData%\Packages\windows.immersivecontrolpanel_cw5n1h2txyewy\LocalState\Indexed\Settings\%%A\AAA_SystemSettings_MusUpdate_UpdateActionButton.settingcontent-ms"

It uses these tricks:

  1. Set output of a command as a variable (in this case a for loop variable)
  2. Execute PowerShell script in a .bat file
  3. PowerShell Get-Culture (which gets a .NET CultureInfo instance)
  4. CultureInfo.Name property (which has the nl-NL, en-US, etc codes in it)

It replaced this simple batch-file which has worked for like 10 years:

%windir%\System32\rundll32.exe url.dll,FileProtocolHandler wuapp.exe

–jeroen

via: Windows Update Shortcut – Create in Windows 10 – Windows 10 Forums

Posted in .NET, .NET 1.x, .NET 2.0, .NET 3.0, .NET 3.5, .NET 4.0, .NET 4.5, Batch-Files, CommandLine, Development, Power User, PowerShell, Scripting, Software Development, Windows, Windows 10 | Leave a Comment »

Delphi and stuff: The strange limitation of 64 threads

Posted by jpluimers on 2017/02/21

… there’s no need to use WaitForMultipleObjects in Step 2. It’s fairly easy to keep a counter of active threads in the pool (interlocked-incremented when a thread starts, interlocked-decremented when a thread is finished). When the counter reaches zero (no more active threads), signal an event. With only one event to wait for, you can use WaitForSingleObject

So no more 64-thread (MAXIMUM_WAIT_OBJECTS) limits for pools…

Source: Delphi and stuff: The strange limitation of 64 threads

–jeroen

Posted in .NET, Delphi, Development, Power User, Software Development, Windows | Leave a Comment »

Reducing the size of your Windows.edb (Search) and DataStore.edb (Update) databases

Posted by jpluimers on 2017/01/30

Windows Search: Windows.edb

If you use Windows Search (I don’t: I use Everything by VoidTools), your Windows.edb can grow ridiculously large. It is a single file, though it appears to be in two places because there is a symbolic link from C:\Users\All Users to C:\ProgramData :

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Search\Data\Applications\Windows\Windows.edb
C:\Users\All Users\Microsoft\Search\Data\Applications\Windows\Windows.edb

This is how to reduce its size:

How to offline defrag the index

  1. Change the Windows Search service so that it does not automatically start. To do this, run the following command in cmd.exe:
    sc config wsearch start= disabled
  2. Run the following command to stop the Windows Search service:
    net stop wsearch
  3. Run the following command to perform offline compaction of the Windows.edb file:
    esentutl.exe /d %AllUsersProfile%\Microsoft\Search\Data\Applications\Windows\Windows.edb
  4. Run the following command to change the Windows Search service to delayed start:
    sc config wsearch start= delayed-auto
  5. Run the following command to start the service:
    net start wsearch

Notes:

  1. I did not perform the last 2 steps as I’ve kept Windows Search disabled.
  2. If you want to reduce the size of the C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Search\Data\Applications\Windows\Projects\SystemIndex\Indexer\CiFiles\ directory:
    1. Before step 1, choose what kind of Windows Search indexing options you want
    2. Between step 3 and 4, delete the directory

Windows Update: DataStore.edb

Windows Update uses the same database structure and is a single file:

C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore\DataStore.edb

This is how I reduced its size:

net stop wuauserv
net stop bits
esentutl.exe /d C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore\DataStore.edb
net start bits
net start wuauserv

Talking about Windows Update: you might also want to Clean Up the WinSxS Folder

–jeroen

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Posted in Everything by VoidTools, Power User, Windows, Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 9, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Vista | Leave a Comment »

When a Windows 7 or Windows 8.x update takes forever…

Posted by jpluimers on 2017/01/02

Via:

 – G+

Windows 7 Disk Images – Is it just me I have noticed that my Windows 7 backup disk images fail when Windows update applies security updates, if the images are more than 2 “Monthly RollUps” old. When I click the update webpage for help, Microsoft the server returnes a “page not found”. Is Microsoft trying to tell me something?

I noticed this as well for VMs that I hardly use (and can be dormant for months): updating them takes forever and I could not find the cause.

The cause seems Microsoft changing the locations for updates, but not having the updater update in the old location any more: [WayBackChanges to Security Update Links – MSRC.

Solution: manually download the update MSU files for your Windows + architecture combination in a directory, copying a batch file there, then run the batch file.

More details at “Solution to the long search for Windows Updates on a newly installed Windows 8.1, 7 SP1 or Vista SP2”:

Yes, you have to fiddle a bit with the WUAUSERV service, but then everything should work out well.

–jeroen

via: [WayBackWindows 7 Disk Images – Is it just me I have noticed that my Windows 7 backup…

Posted in Power User, Windows, Windows 7, Windows 8.1 | Leave a Comment »

The difference in changing your primary email of an Apple ID and a Microsoft Account

Posted by jpluimers on 2017/01/01

The difference in changing your primary email of an Apple ID and a Microsoft ID:

  • Microsoft Account still requires you to sign in with your (now defunct) old e-mail address as that *is* your primary ID but sends email to your new e-mail addres.
  • Apple ID forgets about your old-email address and requires you to use the new e-mail address to sign in.

Small but important difference…

–jeroen

Posted in Apple, Power User, Windows | Leave a Comment »

Some notes on my Windows 10 upgrade processes

Posted by jpluimers on 2016/12/26

Shortly before the “Free Windows 10 Update” deadline I upgraded a bunch of physical and virtual machines each with different configurations providing various challenges.

Back then, I didn’t have time to properly write down notes so I saved a bunch of links. Now I found time to add a few notes below.

Windows Editions

Note there are fewer Windows 10 editions (Home/Pro/Enterprise) are different than before so there is a mapping (for instance Windows Ultimate does not map to Windows Enterprise): Windows 10 free upgrade matrix.

Getting the Windows 10 ISO image

It’s much easier, faster and disk-space friendly to install from ISO than waiting for GWX.exe or GWXUI.exe, especially when installing multiple systems in a row.

I don’t use x86 systems any more so I used Win10_1511_2_English_x64.iso which is slightly newer than Win10_1511_1_English_x64.iso and is likely to be outdated by now so get yours through https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows10.

If you insist, there is Win10_1511_2_English_x32.iso (note the x64 -> x32 consistency, many people refer to it as x86 though).

Mounting ISO images

Windows 10 does not like to upgrade when you have the Daemon Tools ISO mounting tool installed. But Portable WinCDEmu is fine.

The Windows 10 installer doesn’t suffer from Portable WinCDEmu not mounting after reboot: during the first install step it copies enough to continue without the ISO image mounted after reboot.

Installing using (Virtual) CD drive

Just run the SETUP.EXE in the root of the CD drive.

Creating bootable media

Some systems do not have optical media any more so you need to create bootable media.

In the past, you used ImageX for that (e.g. Step-by-Step: Basic Windows 7 Deployment for IT Professionals), but as of Windows 8/Server 2008 R2 there is DISM: Apply Images Using DISM.

I used this command-line to copy from H: (the content of the ISO image) to V: (the VHD drive):

dism /apply-image /imagefile:H:\Sources\install.wim /index:1 /ApplyDir:V:\

More information at DISM Image Management Command-Line Options and DISM.exe Replaces ImageX.exe – My Thoughts On IT… (you can even use it to backup/restore file-based Windows images).

Multi-boot / boot configuration data

In the past (think Windows XP and earlier), you had BOOT.INI to choose which one to boot. Now there are msconfig and Boot Configuration Data editors like bcdedit and bcdboot for that:

Installing on VHD

You cannot update Windows 10 on a “Boot to VHD” based system: it’s one of the limitations in What is not supported for native boot when using VHDs:

  • Upgrading the operating system booted from a VHD. If you boot from a VHD, you cannot upgrade the Windows version in the VHD to a newer version.

There is a cumbersome workaround using Hyper-V which I didn’t use (look for “How do I install the November Update if Windows 10 is running on a VHD using native boot?” in Hands-on with Windows 10: Upgrading, installing and activating in the real world | ZDNet).

These are the steps I used to get it on a VHD (based on the How to install Windows 10 to VHD and create a dual boot system with Win 7/8 video below):

  1. Download the ISO
  2. Mount the ISO
  3. Create a VHD using Disk Management (diskmgmt.msc)
    1. Ensure 20 gigabytes or larger (I used a pre-allocated disk)
    2. Name it appropriately (note the name)
    3. Initialise it using MBR
    4. Create a new “Simple Volume” formatted as NTFS
    5. Mount it (I used V: drive)
  4. Start a command prompt (cmd.exe) as Administrator and confirm the UAC prompt
    1. Image the ISO to the VHD using DISM (see command-line above)
    2. Add the VHD (drive V:) to the boot list: bcdboot V:\Windows
  5. Using MSCONFIG ensure the Windows 10 VHD boots as default (it will reboot at least once during installation)
  6. Complete the Windows 10 Installation
    1. Enter the key used for the original Windows system or a new Windows 10 ke
  7. Optionally Using MSCONFIG ensure the original Windows 10 VHD boots as default (it will reboot at least once during installation)

You can use an existing VHD for DISM in which case you might need to Resize/extend virtual hard disk to get more space under Windows 7/8/10.

 

Key validation issues

If you get an error 0x80041023 during key validation at install time, then retry it later. Often the validation then just works. If it doesn’t, try to Activate Your Windows 10 License via Microsoft Chat Support or phone based activation:

  1. Press Windows key + X then clickRun, then type: slui.exe 4
  2. Next press the ‘ENTER’ key
  3. Select your ‘Country’ from the list.
  4. Choose the ‘Phone Activation’ option.
  5. Stay on the phone (do not select/press any options) and wait for a person to help you with activation.
  6. Explain your problem clearly to the support person.

–jeroen

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Simple download script to get all FREE Microsoft eBooks again! Including: Windows 10, Office 365, Office 2016, Power BI, Azure, Windows 8.1, Office 2013, SharePoint 2016, SharePoint 2013, Dynamics CRM, PowerShell, Exchange Server, System Center, Cloud, SQL Server and more! | Microsoft Director of Sales Excellence – Eric Ligman

Posted by jpluimers on 2016/12/21

I saw a lot of people mention the Eric Ligman, Microsoft Director of Sales Excellence Blog a while ago: FREE! That’s Right, I’m Giving Away MILLIONS of FREE Microsoft eBooks again! Including: Windows 10, Office 365, Office 2016, Power BI, Azure, Windows 8.1, Office 2013, SharePoint 2016, SharePoint 2013, Dynamics CRM, PowerShell, Exchange Server, System Center, Cloud, SQL Server and more! | Microsoft Director of Sales Excellence – Eric Ligman

Even though I make most of my income from the Microsoft World, my main machine is a Mac and I dislike browsing

So I wanted to download them all in one easy go so SpotLight could index them.

Luckily there is a file that has all the download URLs in it: http://ligman.me/29zpthb (it expands to http://www.mssmallbiz.com/ericligman/Key_Shorts/MSFTFreeEbooks.txt and is archived at http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.mssmallbiz.com/ericligman/Key_Shorts/MSFTFreeEbooks.txt).

The file is mentioned at How to “Download All” of the FREE eBooks and Resources in My FREE eBooks Giveaway | Microsoft Director of Sales Excellence – Eric Ligman.

It’s very easy to download from there using wget (on Windows get it from https://eternallybored.org/misc/wget/ – the x64 versions work fine).

Be sure to use a “recent” version as 1.12 and lower have no support for the --trust-server-names parameter which makes wget use filenames from the http 301 followed links:

--trust-server-names
     If this is set to on, on a redirect the last component of the redirection URL will be used as the local file name.  By default it is used the last component in the original URL.

This is the script:

wget -m -np --trust-server-names http://ligman.me/29zpthb
wget -m -np --trust-server-names --input-file www.mssmallbiz.com/ericligman/Key_Shorts/MSFTFreeEbooks.txt

You might think why not do just wget -m -np --trust-server-names --input-file http://ligman.me/29zpthb  in one go?

Simple answer: like all software, wget occasionally crashes somewhere in the middle of downloading the URLs embedded.

If you restart, then it sees the followed http://ligman.me/29zpthb file has already been downloaded and won’t re-scan its contents.

Bug? I’m not sure. But the two-liner just works.

–jeroen

PS: if you want a script with all the URLs, try these:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12071552


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wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1qC1pu4
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1dHSpRh
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1LO5k1Y
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1M7Xr5v
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29jLNtX
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29agpuw
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29cv8FE
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ieXIo
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29dmCXi
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29jLjnM
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29agkqx
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29gvTBJ
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29pztuz
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29dmTJT
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ieSEI
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29hB9CQ
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29fOWdV
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1JPNIAt
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29Xnqk8
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29oRWlp
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29csX4C
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29jH8bx
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29pcQFA
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29FkNr3
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/12FIapt
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/13WvGXa
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1bPPb6C
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/12FIZ1I
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/16CaDM1
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/19LwMLI
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1JHmqiB
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1KHqGNK
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1M7Ycve
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1LSOsIu
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1UrQDFx
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/TUmyTW
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1NLviCk
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/17iaq4l
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1bPRqqz
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/17iah0Q
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1287Jt4
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29djdrk
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29rLH2H
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29fNPxT
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ddm60
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29gsnHt
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29nc2QS
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29fOrnd
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29dk0Ze
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29aewh2
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29gteI8
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ibJVq
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29fKMD6
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29cthAz
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ohqUT
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29crGiw
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29gsFOl
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ncgrb
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29fKWdi
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29djvi9
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29FW41O
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ddKBp
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29dkhf4
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29rML6Q
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29hxyEN
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29fPweO
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29fPMug
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29fPnIe
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29hxogT
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29deg2k
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29pwCBO
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29fPAec
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29deQgz
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29afaLE
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29pxarl
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ne5V5
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29csBjh
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29dkZZK
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ojrAy
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29jJLdx
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29df2fw
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29cu6sX
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29dlaE5
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29FZx0B
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29idnpO
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29dlH9d
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29cs157
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29dkq1V
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29aelm3
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ycEnb
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29w5gr9
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29pfQ50
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1sgMWDe
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29w68w8
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29viFmi
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29zYWzl
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29H2bo1
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29AT60J
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29xtlNa
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29xtHDs
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29GpFsY
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ddd2b
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29fJpEc
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29cs7Fg
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29fJA2g
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29cqzzq
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ddbYb
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29rLlZV
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ialCf
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29pvj5I
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29hwj8y
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29dj7zY
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1sl39Hs
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1anyEJj
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/17icbPc
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/ZZezok
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/12S035G
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/12RZWY1
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/13PlvVY
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/12FMEMP
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/128a1ID
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/19LCgpM
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/13Pn1XY
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/13WChkr
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/12FN71F
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/ZZh7Ts
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/14HcD5O
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/17UHSNJ
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/19LEPIz
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/11VIxdB
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/12FObmf
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/11HXnjD
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/14fCxLS
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/16CkUI4
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/17VqB79
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/13XRfqr
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/19fCnqV
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/11WvSqL
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1002Upx
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/14HMJ1Q
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/10ttQ3n
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/15fRBI9
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/19fDuqE
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/11IMDlh
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/10tu5eD
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/128NAD6
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1bRgXzV
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/14givRo
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/18VNatF
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/128Ogso
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/13Qbl7k
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/10tuWvL
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/16dFAWc
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/11lkViX
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1bRhVMn
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/14HOjki
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1bRiXbc
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/13QcfRi
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/16E4lf4
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1005lbB
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/14HOxb2
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/16E6G9L
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/14gkBRc
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1006fEV
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/16dHXZ9
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/13QdHDb
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/11IQ8bd
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/17jgPfG
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/15fXTHQ
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/11vx5Cy
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/N1JiHO
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OudHlO
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OudJdr
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/N1I2o4
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/Oue0NG
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/Oue2oE
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/N1HQW0
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/Ouebsh
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OuecfK
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/N1Ienp
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OuelQu
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OueoMd
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/N1J8A8
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OueFPb
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OueIKU
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/N1I935
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OueUd4
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OueVxy
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/N1HMW7
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/Ouf6sO
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/Ouf9og
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/N1Jo27
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OufgQN
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OufkQs
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/N1HEpM
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/Oufwzg
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OufCXN
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/N1JfvI
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OufRSs
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/OufVlq
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/N1HX3Q
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/Oug5Jl
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/Oug74a
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1H1Exty
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1S1f34H
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1HGqihD
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1G2ccS5
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1ffeiJo
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1NKjUqp
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1KEShAt
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1S1i4C0
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1ReR3Qq
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1dGxnSW
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1IZCarE
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1H2Bq3J
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1Rf7BaZ
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1LRIveQ
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1dGxEW7
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1omCrM6
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1j5aDhH
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1n3mkVY
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1n3mAUZ
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1vKOGot
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1H7bxTv
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1G0DEjb
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29pbiLY
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29dlTVV
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29rOYz9
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ie2rq
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29fQN5c
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29idEct
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29nevuE
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29olaWI
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29pz4Im
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29fQRlQ
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29hzPzU
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29rON6X
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29cumbH
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29cv1JW
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29dmh6L
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29dfUkt
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1giniO7
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29H7K5O
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1qbEeVc
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1ewwcq6
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1H1MFKr
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1pxniH4
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/1dG2ZZ9
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29v9igV
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29hofVk
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29idcee
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29rOvx0
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29ctkki
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29okalt
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29i2CEe
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29FT71n
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29NBSj1
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29H3O3o
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29OHLKa
wget –trust-server-names -m -np http://ligman.me/29uHKKV

 

 

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Dell Inspiron 17R/5737 with Windows 10 does not understand 802.11n

Posted by jpluimers on 2016/12/19

Learned the hard way that relatively recent equipment like a Dell Inspiron 17R/5737 with Windows 10 does not do 802.11n despite Dell claiming “Dell™ Wireless 1705 802.11b/g/n with Bluetooth v4.0”.

I discovered it while hooking it up to a Huawei E5577Cs which by default is configured for 5Ghz 802.11n and the Dell not seeing it at all despite up-to-date drivers.

Both an iPad and an LG Android phone would immediately see it.

Switching the Huawei to use 2.4Ghz WiFi immediately made the Dell see it.

Windows 10 installed an Intel® Wireless-N 7260 driver and I could not find any settings that make the 802.11n work.

–jeroen

 

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How to Prevent Windows 10 From Automatically Downloading Updates – metered connections

Posted by jpluimers on 2016/12/12

Prevent Automatic Downloading of Updates on a Specific Connection

When you set a connection as “metered,” Windows 10 won’t automatically download updates on it. Windows 10 will automatically set certain types of connections — cellular data connections, for example — as metered. However, you can set any connection like as a metered connection.

A friend is trying this as he’s on roaming data using a Mobile WiFi hotspot. Lets see if this works…

Source: How to Prevent Windows 10 From Automatically Downloading Updates

–jeroen

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