By mistake, you deleted the Hosts file, or after several changes to the file, you are unable to restore the default version. Don’t worry, below is a mini guide to recreate the original file. But what is the Hosts file? Why is its presence important on the computer? The Hosts file is used by the… Read More »
After clearing a SQL Server table, if the primary key is auto-incremental, it will continue with the previous numbering. To reset the counter for the primary key, we can use the following command in SQL Management Studio: DBCC CHECKIDENT (‘<nome_tabella>’, RESEED, 0) This sets the current primary key value to zero, so the next record… Read More »
It is possible to install .NET Framework 3.5 not only through Windows features but also from the command line. You can use Windows PowerShell by running the following command: Install-WindowsFeature Net-Framework-Core -source \network\share\sxs Alternatively, you can use the Command Prompt, so: Click on START, type CMD, right-click on Command Prompt, and select Run as administrator.… Read More »
In the latest versions of Windows, the Autoplay option is no longer visible in the Start menu. You can access the path by typing one of the following commands in the Run dialog from the Start menu. shell:common startup With this command, you can access the Autoplay path for all users. If you need to… Read More »
To check the active ports on your PC/Server, simply enter the following command in the Command Prompt: netstat -a If you want to save the result in an ASCII file, you can add output redirection to the command, as shown in the example below. netstat -a > c:\Active_Port.txt In the folder “C:\” , you will… Read More »