Howto do some things in Windows
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this post describes how to start a Windows App from command line. Windows Apps cannot be started by calling the exe file in the C:\program files\WindowsApps\xxx folder. This can/must be done my using the explorer.exe.
The Syntax is
C:\> explorer.exe shell:appsFolder\%PackageFamilyNameOfTheApp%!%AppId%
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Windows has two command line utilities to alter the application associated with a file extension.
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short post today. Topic: convert a hex string to an integer type.
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This post is developed by the trial and error principle 😉 . Here you can find some background.
On Windows a User with just “normal” user rights cannot see and execute Tasks created from User with Administrator permissions. There are dozed of sites that describes that the permissions of an task can be changed by setting the filesystems rights in C:\Windows\System32\Tasks. But this won’t work since some early Versions of Windows 10 (IMHO 1607).
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since Windows 8/Server 2012 Microsoft delivers the Adobe Flash Player with it Operating System.
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