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Tag Archives: windows
Windows Scheduler website automation
If you need to automate the requesting of a web site on windows as there is no “wget” like in linux you can use the powershell… So to call it from a scheduled task or command simply use:powershell.exe “Invoke-Webrequest ‘https://somesite.com/?someaction=somevalue’”Then … Continue reading
Posted in Windows
Tagged powershell, taskscheduler, wget, windows
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Dump saved WIFI password from CMD
To dump some saved WIFI password on Windows just type: netsh wlan show profile name=[ssid] key=clear This will need a elevated command prompt and will also show other details that can be usefully on scripts, or similar… AC.
Posted in Basic Technical, Learned Today, Networking
Tagged netsh, wifi, windows, wlan
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Heartbleed
Hello, For “one time” is safer to be on Windows… Disease checker: http://filippo.io/Heartbleed/ AC.
Reset Windows 7 password on 4 steps
Hello, 1 – Get access to the hard drive files: Use a windows installation disk and run on recovery tools the command prompt (or something like that) 2 – Go to windows folder (usually d:\windows\system32) and replace (backup first) “utilman.exe” … Continue reading
Posted in Basic Technical, Learned Today, Security
Tagged cmd, command, dos, net, net cmd, net command, password, recover, reset, skip login, users, windows, windows password
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Change the default traffic route on Windows
Hello, If you have multiple network cards, multiple connections to internet or you are using a VPN and you want that some of your traffic goes out by using a specific interface; then you will need the “route” command! As … Continue reading
Find a String on Windows – FINDSTR
Hello, If you are a Windows user and need to find a string on a very long txt file, welcome to findstring! I have years working with dos/windows and never heard about it… but is there! findstr “some string” bigfile.txt>filteredfile.txt … Continue reading
Posted in Learned Today, Medium Technical
Tagged dos, find string, FINDSTR, windows
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Burning one file on Vista/2008
Hello, I just found one error of Windows: If you want to burn just one file on a CD/DVD using the included Vista/2008 burning feature, it is just impossible… You have to include at least 2 files!!! (even if the … Continue reading
Posted in Learned Today, Nonsense Stuff
Tagged 2008, burning files, error, no files to burn, vista, windows
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