Un documento di supporto di Microsoft annuncia che la piattaforma Windows 10 Mobile non sarà più supportata a partire dal 10 dicembre 2019. Alla domanda “Cosa dovrebbero fare adesso gli utenti che utilizzano ancora uno smartphone Windows Mobile” l’azienda di Redmond suggerisce di passare alla concorrenza, iOS o Android.. 🤦🏻♂️🙅🏻♂️😅 • • • #windows #windowsproblems #tuttovero #os #osmobile #ios #android #iamaprogrammerihavenolife #tech #digital #news (presso What a Show s.r.l.) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs5QdtVhJen/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=inta9wbe8iwk
This why Microsoft never gives me nice things... I have BSOD issues on both my windows 7 and 10 ssds, which is why I haven't been gaming for a while. They say drivers, I cry foul! ====== MICRSOFT! WHY DO YOUR UPDATED CAUSE ME PROBLEMS ON MY AMD BUILD?! ======= #computerhardware #computers #computerproblems #windowsproblems #windowsupdateissues #amdissues #pcgaming #pcgamer #gamerissues #pcgamerproblems #pcgamerprobs #windowsissues #gamerproblems #youtubegamingchannel #youtbegamer #twitch #twitchstreamer
Guys my computer is doing something weird with photoshop. Or maybe its my pen? Or maybe its Windows? I dont know but i can’t work like this #windowshelp #photoshophelp #computerhelp #photoshopproblems #windowsproblems #computerproblems
When your dual windows ssd idea backfires, installs windows 10 on the primary ssd, and you have to reinstall 7 and programs, and figure out how to do it right... #windowsproblems #computerproblems #earlymorningproblems #pcbuiling #fml #annoying #pcgaming #bigideasgonewrong #thingsnevergoasplanned #damnyouwindows
Today I finally found the time to try once again to get a HyperVisor system up and running on a dedicated machine. Woo Hoo! A few things to note: No domain (haven’t gotten there yet!); No DNS server (well, obviously); Not enough cowbell!
A few things discovered along the way while making my hand-me-down parts do the server cha-cha-cha:
1) Certain ASUS motherboards don’t allow you to use configure the boot order to use multiple “HDDs” (you can’t choose a USB stick as a separate boot option as it shows up as a hard drive) it is a single option of HDD, Removable Devices and Optical Drive. This presents an issue for installing Hyper-V Server-the installer will flat out refuse to do anything to the drive beyond letting you delete or add partitions-it will not install the OS because it says it cannot make changes to the drive. Solution: Tap the F8 key during POST to get the boot device options dialog and choose your USB device this way instead to get past this hurdle.
2) Hyper-V Server 2016 requires SLAT support to even run the HyperVisor. The Core 2 Quad I’m trying to use obviously does not have that feature *sadface* Hyper-V Server 2012 R2 however does not require SLAT unless you are running a client OS. I do not plan on it. Awesome possum.
3) To connect a non-domain joined Windows client to a non-domain joined Hyper-V server, you must do the following:
A) Ensure you’ve turned the firewall off on your Hyper-V server (this is a test lab, right?) you can do this from the Hyper-V Server using the command prompt and entering the following command: NetSh Advfirewall set allprofiles state off
B) On the client, enter the following command at an elevated PowerShell prompt: winrm s winrm/config/client '@{TrustedHosts="RemoteComputerName"}'
C) Install RSAT on your client
D) From the Server Manager, add the Hyper-V Server (you will have to specify different credentials to talk to it!
E) Add the Hyper-V Manager to Windows via the Add or Remove Windows Features panel
F) Download hvremote and save it on your client stations somewhere you can conveniently open it from a command prompt.
G) Open the command prompt as an administrator, navigate to where you saved hvremote and execute the following command:
Windows 7 - 8.1: hvremote /anondcom:grant
Windows 10: cscript hvremote.wsf /anondcom:grant /override
F) FINALLY! Open the Server Manager, right click on the Hyper-V server and choose Hyper-V Manager and then connect to the server-do NOT specify credentials. BAM! Done
Now I only need to wait on the updates to install before I can reboot and hope that fixes the problem with the RPC error the Hyper-V Manager is giving me on my client :P
Once this is all working, I’ll be building a closer to reality VM network based on AMD64 compatible Ubuntu VMs to run Docker and Docker Swarm. My poor little Pis don’t have Docker 1.8 yet and ETCD doesn’t even run on 32-bit hardware without some more under the hood diving that I just don’t have the patience for right now.
Endeavoring to build a Webservice for fun and profit
One thing that I have noticed to be quite helpful in my work with development teams is a webservice go-between between Unity3d and a server, or between Unity3d and various sources, such as Vuforia's VWS cloud service.
As I am branching out, I would like to learn how to do this.
As a side-note, I've begun using Windows in my development again, and have a need for putting together apps with Visual Studio.
Why oh why is Visual Studio 2012 separated into several pieces? There is a Windows version, a Windows Destop Version, and a Web version. Each of them leaving a footprint on your computer and quite a bit of HD space.
So I tried downloading the appropriate ASP.NET WebService Application template from the version that I currently have - the Windows Desktop version. It was not available. Apparently because that particular template belongs to version 3.5 of .NET, and the 'Visual Studio for Windows Desktop' does not support searching by .NET version. That is quite disappointing.
So I am installing Visual Studio 2008. Which is ONE application for C#. Hopefully what I need is there. More to come!
