There is probably an unescaped quote (') somewhere in the strings.xml files or somewhere else in the code.
Replace with: (\')
There is probably an unescaped quote (') somewhere in the strings.xml files or somewhere else in the code.
Replace with: (\')
That's what Google LLM suggests:
The keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + Win + B (sometimes written as Ctrl + Win + Shift + B) in Windows is used to restart the graphics driver and can resolve issues like a black screen, screen freezing, or graphical glitches. Pressing this combination will cause your screen to flash black and you may hear a brief beep, indicating the driver has been reset without losing your open applications.
I tried multiple times after it occurred. After that it seems to have stabilized. We'll see...
If you try to change theme in one virtual desktop and then move to another one with Ctrl-Win Right Arrow and go back, your selection is lost.
Try doing this:
This annoying overlay suddenly appeared as an overlay in Windows 11.
If you want to disable it, open the AMD software, go to Performance, switch off Enable Metrics Overlay and hope it doesn't randomly activate again by itself.
Thanks to Chezaus.
Update! I found out the key shortcut that enables it: Ctrl-Shift-o.
Update to the post from May 13, 2016
If you want to disable Paragraph format as the default style and revert to Body Text, go to Settings -> Composition and uncheck "Use Paragraph format instead of Body Text by default".
The default option when you have multiple keyboard languages is to present the default system language for every app.
If you want to stick with one language for all apps, go to Advanced Keyboard Settings and instead of "Use language list", choose your favorite language.
You can still change keyboard language from the taskbar.
Thanks to Sumit.
Swipe from right to left to remove the selected Account.
Thanks to Parayil
Are you still on Facebook and noticed the amount of undesired crappy fake AI-generated posts infesting your feed?
Instead of scrolling from Home, go to Feeds and choose more specialized feeds like Friends or Groups.
If you see your free disk space going lower and lower and you are using Thunderbird, there's a good chance a bug is eating away a lot of it.
First step: disable automatic compacting of folders: uncheck "Compact all folders..."
Then go to:
C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\
Check the size if you have multiple ones, go inside and delete all "nstmp" files.
Those are the product of a bug:
"This sounds a lot like the folder compaction bug which can cause Thunderbird to drastically increase the size of temporary files (nstmp, nstmp-2, etc) if the process fails. We're currently rewriting the code for this (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1890448) and a fix should be coming soon."
Thanks to https://www.reddit.com/user/killyourfm/
Thunderbird Eating Up My Hard Drive : r/Thunderbird (reddit.com)
Open "System" and go to Storage -> Temporary Files or search for "storage" and click on Temporary Files. Customize and get some space back.
Sometimes you have spurious entries that cannot be removed from the UI.
You can manually edit the Repository Registry by going to the local configuration directory--something like: C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\TortoiseHg--and editing the file:
thg-reporegistry.xml
If you have an empty group, there will be a line like:
<allgroup name="default"/>
which you can just delete.
The tricky part is to find how to start.
The End
Windows Explorer is dead. You cannot open the Taskbar, switch workspace or even summon an open application but the mouse is responsive.
This worked for me:
Press Ctrl + Shift + ESC to open the Task Manager.
You can now restart Windows Explorer clicking: Run new task (top left) and then typing: explorer.
That should do it!