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Hacker, from Verilog to Java and all points in between.


May
14
answered Can you disable the Ctrl-S (XOFF) keystroke in Putty?
Apr
20
comment How do you remove a default program association for file types in Windows?
I wrote the application, so I am less worried about it being dangerous. The issue was that I wanted to relocate the application to a different folder, but all efforts of trying to reassign it through the provided tools in the Control Panel failed.
Apr
19
answered How do you remove a default program association for file types in Windows?
Apr
19
comment How do you remove a default program association for file types in Windows?
I also had to delete the old application from HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications. I think running CCLEANER might have also fixed the issue, since other people mentioned it.
Apr
19
comment How do you remove a default program association for file types in Windows?
This did not work for me. I needed to search the entire registry for the extension, and found an entry called "xxx_auto_file" under HKEY_USERS (where xxx was my file extension). I had to delete this to totally remove the ability to double-click on the file icon and have it open the application.
Nov
21
comment Why is System process listening on Port 80?
I think you are better off doing 'netstat -anbo'. It will tell you straight up what is on port 80 ... except if it is PID 4.
Nov
21
comment Why is System process listening on Port 80?
This is a useful debug tool, to use 'telnet' to get more information than a web browser will give you. Thanks. SQL server reporting services was the culprit in my case too.
Nov
20
comment Why is System process listening on Port 80?
This worked for me too. I stopped all of the SQL related services (including this one) and port 80 was released.
Nov
13
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