How do i fix error on windows 7 "information sent over this network might be visible to others"?
It's not an error. It's a warning. You are trying to connect to a wireless network without encryption. This means that all your data COULD be intercepted. To "fix" this. Log in to your router and set a WPA2 key to secure the network.
Replacing invalid security id with default security id for file..?
in safe mode F8 run malwarebytes anti-malware and SUPERAntispyware,and what they find you delete it manually. then run ccleaner to cleand your pc, and mvregclean, to clean registry. what mvregclean find you remove because the key is there but not the file ,folder or program. even you reformat and it finds anything remove dont be afraid. f
How to Configure Roaming Profiles in Windows 7 Using Windows Server 2008 R2?
Did Active Directory Users and Computers, the place where you conjure up new accounts, not give you a warning about being unable to create the profile at the time of creating the new user? The AD server will need permissions to access the same share (\\server\profiles\) in order to create the subfolder with the user's name. If the folder is created automagically through ADU&C then the permissions for the folder will need verifying to ensure that user can access it. On the client desktop, logged in as UserName, use Explorer to access \\server\profiles\UserName and see if it allowed you to. This is usually a good indication of whether the permissions are right. If not, go down one level to \\server\profiles and see if that's accessible. While it logical to assume that Windows 2008 is just the new Windows 2003 and Windows 7 the new Windows XP bear in mind that Microsoft are forever tightening security holes in their operating systems - so what was once a laps setup on 2003 may be more locked down on 2008 and therefore not "just work" anymore.
Why am I getting an invalid captcha error while checking the Aadhar update status, even after entering the text correctly?
Clear cache of your browser each time you check status, it would work.
Uninstall list, what to keep, what to uninstall!?
SlimDX Redistributable (march 2009) ----What is it? Should I uninstall it? Windows live id sign in assistant-----What is it? Should I uninstall it? Akamai NetSession Interface ---What is it? Should I uninstall it? Broadcom Gigabit NetLink Controller----What is it? Should I uninstall it? Download Updater (AOL LLC)-----What is it? Should I uninstall it? VIA Platform Device Manager-----What is it? Should I uninstall it? I think thats all I have right now that i`m unsure about!! Thank you!!! Also if you know any really good FREE computer security programs let me know =]
What will Windows 7 users do when Microsoft terminates its support in 2020?
In the IS/IT world, this is an old (and tiresome) story. Every time Microsoft ends support for an older OS, there is entrenched and passionate resistance to change. This is especially true at the corporate/enterprise level.There are legacy programs that cannot run on the new OS. Worse, often these programs are no longer supported by their creators, and therefore cannot be updated. There is costly hardware which runs peachy on the old OS - but drivers do not exist for the new OS. There are entwined and enshrined corporate systems and processes which (wouldn’t you know it?) depend on this suddenly obsolete hardware and software.The thing is… nothing is ever actually irreplaceable. Something new is often significantly better. Cheaper, more cost effective, better ROI… you name it. It’s just that no one likes to be forced to change.Virtual machines can be helpful. If you absolutely cannot replace that old program which will not run on Windows 10 (it must be said, this is very rare!), then you can run Windows 7 in a VM - and run that essential program, safely.After all the moaning and groaning, those who can adapt, will. Those who cannot (or will not) adapt will stay on Windows 7, despite the danger.What danger, you ask?When Win 7 joins Win2k, XP and Vista in OS Valhalla, Microsoft will cease providing security patches. Yes, that’s all that will happen - on that day. Nothing will suddenly stop working. No bombs, no fireworks, no drama.“So what? That doesn’t sound so bad.”So… security vulnerabilities are not created, they are discovered. Like - every day. And newly discovered “holes” in Windows are often in legacy code, so they do indeed affect older OS’s. As each flaw is discovered, those users (and corporations!) with unpatched/unsupported OS’s become gradually more vulnerable to hacks and malware - which are specifically designed to capitalize on those “new” flaws.Remember WannaCry?WannaCry ransomware attack - WikipediaYou will often hear users who resist change try to say that the OS they want to keep using is “safer, because it has been around longer. All its flaws are already patched.” Pathetic. Invalid pseudo-logic.WannaCry and similar ransomware has repeatedly (painfully) driven the point home: Since flaws are continuously discovered, the ONLY way to remain safe in an increasingly connected world is with a fully supported, actively updated OS.Period. Full stop.
Why cant i access marine online from my home computer?
http://www.marines.com/home Are you sure you went to the right website?
How can I find a JioFi user name and password?
just simply connect jio-fi with pc using data cable.then open browser and type http://jiofi.local.html and hit enterthen you got the user name on third column as SSIDand all jio-fi device are WPS vulnerable you can use wpa/wps tester app to crack jio-fi password or you can also use linux to crack any wi-fi network.