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MD5/SHA256 Hash
certUtil -hashfile FILENAME [SHA256|MD5]
cmd.exe

Apparently cmd.exe no longer has a default startup script.  According to Stackoverflow you have to configure it in the registry.  Add a string value named AutoRun to one of these keys and set the value to the full path of the startup script.</description>
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Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
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Info on that horrible operating system that most people use because it came on their computer and they&#039;re too lazy to look for anything better.

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	*  For the All Users Startup enter shell:common startup and hit enter
		*  C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp

	*  For the current user&#039;s Startup enter *shell:startup* and hit enter</description>
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		*  Create symbolic links on Windows. Very useful though seemingly forgotten.

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We&#039;ve started using laptops as troubleshooting jump boxes. We can plug them into the wired network and then RDP to them so we can troubleshoot wireless in another office.  One problem with Windows is that only a single user can log in at a time and you can&#039;t kick them out. They have to log out or someone has to reboot the box if they forget to logoff.</description>
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With Windows 11 Microsoft continues to demonstrate that they don&#039;t know people want.

	*  Snipping Tool: To disable it go to Settings &gt; Accessibility &gt; Keyboard
		*  In mid-page there&#039;s a toggle for “use print screen to open screen capture</description>
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Quake Mode Issue

If the quake mode hot key keeps opening windows instead of toggling a single window.

	*  Close all Terminal windows
	*  Open (Windows) Settings &gt; Apps &gt; Apps and Features&gt; Terminal &gt; Advanced Options &gt; Repair

Found at</description>
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