Here I explain how releasing Windows Services using pipelines in Azure DevOps. It helps you achieve a CD/CI for your Windows Service project
Releasing Windows Services using Azure DevOps
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Deploying Windows Services using Azure DevOps
Here how deploying Windows Services using pipelines in Azure DevOps. This helps you achieve a proper CD/CI for your Windows Service projects
Switch to dark mode automatically on Windows
In this post, I talk about to switch to dark mode automatically on Windows. Why? Although Windows 11 comes with an option to switch between the light and dark modes, it’s a manual process that requires several steps. Auto Dark Mode X is an open-source application that allows you to configure a schedule to switch between the light and dark modes (and vice versa) automatically. Furthermore, the application also includes exceptions to prevent the switch while you are gaming or running on battery. You can even specify whether apps, including…
Windows under attack by zero-day flaw
Windows under attack by zero-day flaw: the bug has been exploited by Chinese hackers who used it to send malicious documents to Tibetans
Android debugging with Windows Subsystem
How to install Windows Subsystem for Android and debugging a new MAUI app with Android debugging with Windows Subsystem (outside US version) No emulator required!
How Windows11 makes PCs faster
Windows 11, the first version of Windows developed under the leadership of Surface inventor Panos Panay is about to bring big changes to the desktop OS
Windows 365 is here!
Windows 365 is here! A completely new way to use the best-selling operating system from Microsoft. Here’s how it works.
Next generation of Windows is here
Microsoft has created an event for showing the next generation of Windows is (almost) here on June 24th. Here the event to add to your calendar. After teasing the next generation of Windows during Build last week, Microsoft announced that it’ll officially unveil the new version of its operating system on June 24th at 11AM Eastern. The company has begun sending out invites to media. It’s revealed that CEO Satya Nadella and chief product officer Panos Panay will be headlining the event. The promise at Build At Build, Nadella said he’s been testing the…
Create View Components in ASP.NET Core
In this post, I want to show how creating View Components in ASP.NET Core is simple and powerful and allows us to have reusable components.
What we know about Microsoft’s new service
What we know about Microsoft’s new service to virtualize Windows PC experience called Cloud PC? In this post we give you all details
Don’t delete Windows10 root certificate expiring this month
Microsoft warns to don’t delete Windows10 root certificate expiring this month because it could cause problems with the operating system. Earlier this month, BornCity reported that the ‘Microsoft Root Authority‘ certificate in Microsoft’s Trusted Root Certification Authorities was expiring at the end of the month, on 12/31/20. While other newer Microsoft root certificates are not expiring this year, some users are concerned that the expiring certificate could prevent software, hardware, or the operating system from performing correctly. When we contacted Microsoft regarding the expiring root certificate, we were referred to a support…
Getting started with Windows Terminal
Getting started with Windows Terminal: this is the main build for the product. This is the new shiny terminal for Windows 10. See why…
How to install OpenSSL on Windows 10
I explain how to download and install OpenSSL on Windows 10. OpenSSL is a full-featured toolkit for the TLS and SSL protocols
Windows 10X is arriving next year
Microsoft announced that Windows 10X is arriving next year with a lot of new features for small laptops and to start a battle against ChromeOS
Microsoft ported Procmon from Linux
Microsoft ported Procmon from Linux for monitoring the system calls, Registry access, and file activity for processes running in the operating system.
Microsoft announces new Windows 10 Start menu design and updated Alt-Tab
Microsoft is introducing a new Windows 10 Start menu design that will de-emphasize its Live Tiles and updated Alt-Tab for a new experience in navigating windows.
Microsoft now credits maker of WinGet
Microsoft has now admitted it failed to give due credit to Canadian developer Keivan Beigi for his role in the new WinGet Windows 10 package manager.
Windows 10’s new Start menu at 1 billion
The new Start menu looks sleeker and simplified, and live tiles are still part of it for select apps such as Weather, News, Mail, and Photos.
Windows 10 got a built-in network sniffer
There are a lot of new features (see this post) coming soon in Windows 10. Microsoft has quietly added a built-in network packet sniffer to the Windows 10 October 2018 Update, and it has gone unnoticed since its release. A packet sniffer, or network sniffer, is a program that monitors the network activity flowing over a computer down to an individual packet level. This can be used by network administrators to diagnose networking issues, see what types of programs are being used on a network, or even listen in on…
Windows Terminal is here!
Two months ago, I presented to you Tabbed Command Prompt that it was in beta for Windows 10. Finally, Microsoft released the new version. Now, I can say Windows Terminal is here!
How To Use The Tabbed Command Prompt In Windows 10
If you’re someone who uses the Command Prompt utility for most of your tasks, you likely often have multiple utility windows open at the same time on your screen