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Enabling 'Run as Different User' in Windows 10 with regedit

Enabling 'Run as Different User' in Windows 10 with regedit

Open Regedit as an adminstrative user by clicking Start, then typing regedit and pressing enter/click on the regedit icon Start > type regedit > press enter or click iconNavigate through Regedit to find this location: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer - or copy and paste this into

LetsEncrypt on IIS

Here's what I needed to do to get the LetsEncrypt client working on IIS (8.5) 1. Manually create the well-known folder which is required for Lets-Encyrpt to validate your domain. Create this in the root of your site - e.g. C:\inetpub\wwwroot\.well-known (apparently you should create

0x80070002 Error with Bash on Windows following Creators Update

After installing the Windows Creators update I found that "Bash on Ubuntu on Windows" stopped working - when running from the Start Menu the window instantly closed, when running from CMD with normal user permissions it came back with the 0x80070002 error. This appears to be because I installed using