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How to Run an 'Unkillable' Program with Task Scheduler
Learn how to run a program that creates filesystem mount handles and relevant filesystem operations using Task Scheduler. This can be useful for programs that need to keep running even if the command prompt is closed.
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Splitting Delimited Strings Twice into a Two-Column Table: A Comprehensive Guide
Learn how to split delimited strings twice and convert them into a two-column table. This tutorial covers various techniques for different operating systems including Linux, Windows, and MacOS.
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Understanding Different Results of Arithmetic Operations in Linux: Case 1 vs. Case 2
In this tech support article, we will discuss the different results obtained from two different ways of performing arithmetic operations in Bash scripting on Linux. We will cover cases 1 and 2 and explain why they yield different results.
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Unable to Set Permissions for Power Operations in Debian Bookworm
This article provides a solution to the issue of being unable to set permissions for power operations in Debian Bookworm. The concept of full units seldomly used in this context is explained, and steps to resolve the issue are provided.
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Batch Script: Marking Desired Files in Windows Explorer Checkboxes
Learn how to create a batch script for marking desired files in Windows Explorer checkboxes using a drag-and-drop batch file.
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Terrible Performance during Running IO Operations on System Drive in Newly Installed Windows 11
Users report experiencing poor performance during basic IO operations using Explorer on newly installed Windows 11 systems, particularly when copying archives on the system drive. Let's explore potential solutions.
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