After Windows 10 update 1803 my program can’t open a socket when running from network share
I am running some self written Winforms .net 3.5 applications from a shared folder in Windows 10.
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npm ERR! tarball.destroy is not a function
Hi I’m having issue while installing react-dom module.
Windows 10 -> ‘npx create-react-app myapp’ command does not work because of whitespace username in file path
I ran into some issues when trying to install a react app on my Windows 10 via npx create-react-app appname, receiving the following error message:
In WSL2: Ubuntu 20.04 for Windows 10 nodejs is installed but npm is not working
I am using WSL2: Ubuntu 20.04 in my Windows 10 operating system. I have installed nodejs using the command sudo apt-get install -y nodejs when I do node -v command I get v12.18.3
NodeRT: could not find assembly
I am writing an electron app with electron-windows-notifications which is dependant on NodeRT.
How to solve ‘node-gyp rebuild’ issue on Windows 10?
As part of trying to use a node NPM dependency in a project, I get a node-gyp rebuild issue, which I have reported.
What’s the cleanest way to remove Homestead and Vagrant from a Windows system?
I followed the instructions in Laravel docs to install Vagrant and Homestead on Windows 10, but now I’ve decided to move the whole development stuff to another dedicated server running Debian.
Default Windows Roboto Alternative
Somewhat similar to this question, I’m looking for an alternative to Roboto. My office is pretty locked down. I can’t install any new fonts either on my machine or firmwide, but I love the look of Roboto. I’m looking for a similar font that’s included in the default Windows 7 fonts (defaults here) and to the extent there’s a different/better fit in default Windows 10 (defaults here). Any thoughts/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
IIS Express trust self-signed SSL certificate pressed NO
I was trying to run for the first time my localhost from Visual Studio 2019 and Windows asked me:
Unable to connect to database with .NET Core 3.1 File System Publish to IIS
Question: How do I properly setup the database connection when using the File System method to publish an ASP .NET Core 3.1 Web-Api to IIS running on Windows 10? I believe I have added all of the correct Windows features for IIS because it runs and I am running VS 2019 Community in Admin mode.