I supposedly installed MySQL server but can’t seem to find it on macOS Mojave
I have a new MacBook Pro, with macOS Mojave (iOS 10.14.1). I downloaded the MySQL Community Server for the Mac, latest version (8.0.13). I opened up the i...
What does the "s" letter mean after video format's resolution, DDDDs?
Video resolution is often written as DDDDl (where D - is digit and l is letter). For example 1080i - is 1920x1080 interlace and 720p is 720x576 progressiv...
How do I identify the root cause of unexpected reboots?
In the last few months, my computer has started rebooting seemingly at random. It cuts out instantly, as if I'd pressed the reset button, and boots u...
The selected boot device failed. Press any key to continue
I am attempting to create a bootable USB drive to install Windows LTSB on my computer. To do so I have taken the following steps. 1) Procured an ISO file ...
Windows 10 Doesn't Find Network Drives or Computers
I just upgraded my computer from Windows 7 Ultimate to Win 10 Pro. After the process all my network drives have been disconnected and no longer appear und...
How do I assign values to cells?
I'm setting up a golf tournament and need help assigning dollar winnings to cells and then when I put someone's name in those cells it will auto...
How can I install the PowerShell module for SkypeforBusiness?
Trying to install the PowerShell module called "SkypeforBusiness" The PowerShell module is installed on the server where Skype is currently running but I ...
How to know which of two APs I am connected to?
I have two acess points on my LAN. I suspect that sometimes, when I am far from one AP and close to another, my computer is connected to the furthest one....
How do I save changes after editing vi /etc/hosts?
I am doing a Linux installation. I installed the system fine and am trying to change the vi /etc/hosts file. I have edited the file but am not sure how to...
How to understand which xorg.conf.d is actually used by the system
If I run in Ubuntu 17.04 locate xorg.conf.d | grep d$, here is what I get: /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d Is it normal to have two folder...
