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You can install a Google Chrome Extension that will allow you to remote to your other devices.
It's also very useful to access your PC from an Android device.-Deozaan (October 18, 2014, 03:20 PM)
TeamViewer-40hz (October 18, 2014, 03:16 PM)
Synergy Plus. That software allows you to share your mouse and keyboard between more than one computer.-Shades (October 18, 2014, 02:29 PM)
What does "accidental execution" mean exactly?
I don't understand what you are trying t accomplish.-MilesAhead (October 13, 2014, 11:40 AM)
I haven't messed around much with policies. But I do have a link with some Registry Tweaks for those who have a Windows version lacking a group polocy editor.
http://gpsearch.azurewebsites.net/#4621
Don't ask me how to use it. I saw it mentioned and it looked like a good link to save.-MilesAhead (October 14, 2014, 06:10 AM)
There is always 'secpol.msc' where you can create software policy rules that can prevent the execution of any *.exe.
If the above terms don't mean anything to you or are not sure about, then you shouldn't attempt the above. At least not without getting to know what policies are and how they can affect the functionality of your Windows installation. It's easy to make a mess there.-Shades (October 13, 2014, 08:03 PM)
What exactly does this line of batch code ? :
for %%a in (*) do start "" "%%a"
I don't recommend to use.
Collapse two times my system.
-Contro (October 12, 2014, 02:55 PM)
So you ran a batch file that you didn't have clue what it did? Seems like a totally reasonable and safe things to do...lmao-Stephen66515 (October 12, 2014, 04:45 PM)
It launches EVERY file and folder in the current directory.
I.e. it runs every executable or script files, opens every other file in its respective app and opens an explorer window for every folder.
A little trick to identify what a loop actually does is to insert the word "echo" after "do". This will print out each command instead of executing it:for %%a in (*) do echo start "" "%%a"
Hope that helps!-lujomu (October 12, 2014, 04:41 PM)
I'm not sure how the program would work. But I have a couple of suggestions to do with the issue. If your friend uses Firefox or chrome browser get him to use Privacy Badger AddOn. I haven't tried the chrome one. But for FF you just install it and go with the defaults. No options to set.
Every day when I scanned with SuperAntiSpyware I would have 52 or 53 tracking cookies. After badger I have zero.
The other thing is ToolWiz TimeFreeze. It is free. Set it to start disabled but running when Windows starts. That way you can turn it on manually from the tray icon and you don't have to reboot to turn it off. It uses shadowing to redirect disk writes away from the system partition.
If you want to actually download something just save to another disk or partition.
The TimeFreeze I did notice it running just slightly. But badger you don't feel at all. It just filters out cookies the site doesn't need to run without you having to do anything. No clicking allow this or that. Automatic.-MilesAhead (October 11, 2014, 02:15 PM)
There's a macro program included with BrowserBunch, BBSS.exe. When the tabs you want are in a browser, make the browser the active window anf hit the hotkey. It saves all the urls to a text file. You can name it anything with a .txt extension, such as '
tuesdayUrls.txt or whatever. In W7 and later you can pin BrowserBunch to the Taskbar and pin these text session files to it. To launch the one you want, right click BrowserBunch Taskbar icon and click the file.
I think there's also a FF extension that saves the addresses of all open tabs to a text file one url per line. That may also work with BrowserBunch. I forget the name of the AddOn at the moment.-MilesAhead (October 04, 2014, 06:12 AM)
The difficult part is the requirement to detect any browser launch, then check date and time against your rule set. It would be much easier to run a program that launched any browser you want with the set of urls.
Note that as far as I know IE still has the bug where it will open multiple urls from the command line in multiple windows even if set to open urls in tabs. To get IE to work correctly the program would have to use the IE ActiveXControl.
I know there are some scripts on ahk forum that use it. Have you taken a look there?
http://www.autohotke...rd/forum/49-scripts/
http://ahkscript.org...558401f8a4dd043e2244-MilesAhead (October 03, 2014, 06:18 PM)
