So I was asking my colleague to switch from Dropbox to Google Drive, mainly because is the company is subscribed to Google Apps for Work. But the pushback was that (Windows 10) search didn’t return hits as expected, and search is all-important.
I asked (the search engine) Google for help, and buried in a 2015 forum post is the solution for Windows 10, today. I’m not even sure why it’s been months and not resolved by the principals, but anyways:-
A couple weeks ago, I discovered that guest network performance was abysmally slow, copy-pasting files from host to guest (RDP) felt like it took days instead of the (expected) minutes! This delayed the commissioning of a new application, and it bugged me for a bit. Later on, a different guest exhibited the same issue; i.e., I could actually see the images it sent over being (very slowly) downloaded in the browser…
Today I received a PDF document, but there were two pages I’d to delete. Clicking the page and then hitting Delete didn’t work, so I did a Google search:
I figured it out! In case this is useful to anyone else: I just needed to go to the Edit menu and choose “Thumbnail.” Once the list of pages is turned into Thumbnails, you can delete them.
References https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5893303
Today I was informed that navigating to a (previously working) Magento installation’s admin page was no longer working. Obviously, paid orders cannot be processed. So it’s pretty serious, to say the least.
Stack Overflow gave me the solution, but it’s buried pretty deep down, so I’m copy-pasting for posterity, from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18724995/magento-404-on-admin-page:
One common cause for this behavior is an invalid value (or no value at all) being set for a custom admin path.
From the Start menu, right click “Computer”, then “Manage”.
“Computer Management” window comes up, navigate to System Tools -> Device Manager > Network adapters. Right click the correct one (e.g. Atheros AR5B97 Wireless Network Adapter), then Uninstall. Keep the driver software for the device, now you should have one less adapter.
Again from “Computer Management”, click Action > Scan for hardware changes.
The wireless adapter should be detected, and then previously missing wireless network should re-appear.
Recently, I decided to download all my mail into Mail.app. I wanted to be able to receive and send using my existing Gmail account, but it didn’t work for me. I kept getting a prompt that Gmail was offline, when I knew otherwise. (Sending via mail.google.com web app worked, for example.)
After some digging, I found the solution in an Apple discussion forum. In case the answer ever gets buried (I hope not), it is related to truncation of the SMTP username; e.