Questions[windows]

On a fresh git install, when setting the keys and everything using tortoise git the repositories are cloned correctly. also the pull and push command works without problems.

However, when opening a command line to do the same thing, running git pull (from a cmd, power shell or mingw) throws an error similar to the following. The error is in the lack of access to the folder

The folder is created in the required path (c:\users\u40497.ssh) however it is not recognized as valid.

The permissions are correct and the windows are open as administrators. The keys are correct, because from tortoise they work. The HOME and HOMEPATH environment variables point to the correct paths.

What could be happening that does not recognize that folder as valid?

I am doing an assembly programming practice, on the Windows debug tool for 32 bits.

The proposed exercise is as follows:

Starting at memory location 012F design an algorithm that displays the following stream of characters "This is my first program in DEBUG"

We have been given an example of how to print the typical "Hello World" in assembler.

Following this example, I then proceeded to write my version depending on the proposed exercise:

-a
   jmp 120

-e 0102 "Este es mi primer programa en debug" 0a 0d "$"
-a 120
   mov ah,09
   mov dx,0102
   int 21
   int 20

All this code, I wrote it, based on the working example. The only thing I have changed is the text.

But when executing the program (that is, executing the -g instruction).

I get the following result:

I do not understand where the problem is, I have reviewed the notes, regarding the instructions, but I do not understand what has failed.

My question is:

What is the error that I have made, which leads me to obtain said erroneous result?

Good. I would like to know how I could, if possible, change settings like windows theme, resolution, dpi, mouse and anything else I can change from control panel in Windows 10 or Windows 7 using a batch. Is it possible or is it not worth it?

My idea was to automate various changes, I know that for example in Windows 7 you can save themes and settings but I'm not sure how to do several procedures in a batch.

I'm also not sure if saving a theme's settings will also save the resolution, dpi and other settings such as accessibility so if I activate another theme and switch back to the custom theme I had saved I'll reset those changes.

I have searched and I have not found anything about batch so I suspect that this being able to be done will not be the best way, but is there code to do what I say?

There are configurations that when saving a theme may be saved, but if I export the theme and take it to another PC, some of those configurations may not have been saved because they would be separate.

My idea was that if I have to transfer some configurations, I can execute a batch and make the changes comfortably by executing that batch file.

I hope the question is not open. I think I'm asking something quite specific:

Adjust by batch the following:

• Resolution
• dpi or (dpi?)
• Visual theme of any type: Normal, Architectural, Characters, high contrast accessibility
• Activate or change accessibility section settings (such as on-screen keyboard, screen reader, etc.
• Change mouse, speed, extra mouse options etc...
• change sounds

In short, things of the style that would be changed from the customize menu or from the control panel. I hope the question has been understood.

I'm creating a bat to remove all the .exe files from my desktop and downloads folder (which sometimes accumulate from so many downloads)...

call:delfiles "*.exe"
exit

:: funcion delfiles
@echo off
pause
goto:eof
:delfiles
 set delfiles=%1
  attrib -h -s -r +a "%USERPROFILE%\Downloads\%delfiles%"
  attrib -h -s -r +a "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\%delfiles%"
  del /f /q "%USERPROFILE%\Downloads\%delfiles%"
  del /f /q "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\%delfiles%"
 goto:eof

But I need to exclude a single "example.exe" located in these folders. How can I do it?

But I need to exclude one "example.exe" located in these folders. How can I do it?

I am using Windows 10, more exactly the latest insider for business version.

In my account settings I had my corporate account associated like this:

And everything was going great until trying to connect to the VPN I started getting some certificate errors, so I went there to give it Sync but it never worked.

Because of this I figured it was best to unlink the account and re-link it, so I did it as seen in the image below, where it's clearly gone.

Then I went to check in Work Access where there shouldn't be anything anymore, but the profile continues to appear and even though I remove it, it always asks me to delete it from the account, a step that of course I have already followed.

So then I try to join the work account again, since it no longer exists , but when doing so the system is telling me that it DOES exist and that the account is indeed already associated.

I have tried to delete it looking for registry keys and powershell commands without success, I am very convinced that by powershell it should be possible to solve it, however I have not been able to find the joke.