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Remove Uneeded Windows Explorer Context Menu Item

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Do you recently installing/uninstalling a new program and noticed that the program add some link/shortcut on Explorer context menu that you don’t like? If the program doesn’t have a preferences option to remove the context menu, you can remove it manually using Windows registry editor (regedit.exe).

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Greedy and Non-Greedy Matching using Perl Regular Expression

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In this article I will show the difference between the default greedy (.+ and .*) and non-greedy matching using Perl-compatible regular expression.

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Binary String Conversion to Decimal and Hex Using C#

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microsoftnet-logoIf you need to convert Binary String to Decimal (Integer) and Hexadecimal, .NET Framework has conversion methods in Convert class to make numeric conversion easier. This class is located in Microsoft.VisualBasic library.

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Change IP Address Using netsh from Command Prompt

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Network interface can be changed manually by using netsh command (netsh.exe) from Command Prompt. To change the IP to static IP, use the following command format:

netsh interface ip set address [Connection Name] [Source] [IP] [Netmask] [Gateway] [Metric]
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Remove Registry Editing Restriction

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From my previous article about enabling a disabled Task Manager, there is an option step or method which is using Registry Editor as tool to fix the DisableTaskMgr restriction.

If you found the following error message when you try to start the Windows Registry Editor, it means the DisableRegistryTools Policy is enabled.

Registry Editing has been disabled by your administrator

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Enabling Disabled Task Manager

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Using many “heavy” application/services running at the same time may cause some application to “lock up” or “hang”. You can end those application process directly by using Windows Task Manager. But somehow when you try to start the Windows Task Manager, you found the following error message:

Task Manager has been disabled by your administrator

This error is caused if the DisableTaskMgr restriction is enabled in the Registry. If Task Manager has been disabled without your knowledge, it may be a symptom of a virus. I strongly recommends that you update your antivirus definition and perform a complete scan of your system.

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Shutdown, Sleep, or Hibernate?

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If you want to leave your computer, should you shutdown, sleep, or hibernate it?

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