Thanks. OK, but with the way you mentioned, am I going to have to logon every time I want to run it?

Hi, I would like to try the new Windows Terminal feature to get my toes wet with bash. I read the install FAQ and saw you must provide a user/password that is not at all related to Windows UAC. Is...

Yes, I disable SuperFetch (SysMain) too. Inexplicably, if I don't, all of my desktop icon keyboard shortcuts lag by about 3 seconds every time.

Thanks alphanu. I think I'll put it on my list to write a C# tray program that registers to receive that event then does the equivalent of your commands automatically in a callback. You got my...

Yes, Kari, that's the way it works, but it's a PITA. It's a little like having to issue commands to tell the Windows that a USB drive is present after you've inserted it. If Windows can detect a...

Perhaps there is some Asus system service running that has the folder open? Run "Services" check for Asus related services and stop them. Then try it. Also I believe the Russinovich system...

I have a 4K monitor and an HDTV set up as an extended display in Windows 10. Why does Windows allow my mouse pointer to travel to the HDTV when it is off? I continually lose my mouse pointer in...

EMET on Windows 10 is redundant, so I uninstalled it. (That however did not fix my problem.)

What DID fix the problem was uninstalling GeForce Experience. God knows why, but it fixed it.

Hi, I'm running Windows 10 build 15063 on an X99 motherboard.

Odd problem: There must be at least one application open and visible on my desktop in order for any of my user-defined shortcut keys...

Ah, my display driver is way out of date. I disabled Java, and that in turn disables NVidia Experience, so I wasn't getting the normal updates. I will post again if the problem persists, but I...

I'm running a 4K display at 3840x2160 so I've set my custom scaling level to 150%. Once in a while when I wake the system up and unlock my session the icons are shrunk (probably down to 100%). ...

Oh, sorry, dumb question. I was using a Kingston card reader to read my SDHC card. The reader has four slots for various sizes of memory cards. The extra three hidden drives represent the empty...

First off, I like to have "view hidden folders and drives" checked when using Windows 10 --just a preference. And certainly when I uncheck that, this problem goes away, but the question still...

No way am I going to go third-party for this. What's next, a third party NTFS?

I was just making sure a app I uninstalled cleaned up its registry entries. A search found several entries but eventually hung after several continued searches F3. Regedit is using 8.7% of my...

I followed various Windows commands to install, and I don't understand entirely why, but they change the .EXE. It turns out the MD5 you posted is an exact match for my file at pre-install time. So...

I've logged a my question with the VirusTotal community. They should know, if anyone.

Thanks Porthos, but is that really the 64-bit version? The VirusTotal link under file detail says the target machine is 386.

Sorry I was rough with you Berton. You started out very helpful...

Yes, I would trust you because anyone except the poster of the software is a disinterested party. I would not trust the person who posted the software, the reason for which should be obvious. ...

OK. And I really doubt I can get that checksum from Microsoft. Just never heard of them doing that. Not for file from a no-longer-supported product. Hence my original question still stands....

You seem to think that just because someone can provide a checksum that the file is safe. Any hacker can post here. And any hacker can provide a checksum for their wares.

I'm asking for the...

I don't see a checksum. Did you hide it somewhere?

Now everyone is going to think you actually answered my question. Could you remove your post so I can get an actual answer?

What is the checksum for WinHlp32.exe from Windows XP x64?

Hi, could someone just post here the checksum from WinHlp32.exe of Windows XP x64? Just want to make sure it's OK. I recently tweaked my Win 10 system to allow me to use outdated help files. ...

Here's a link that describes better what I want.

http://www.rodsbooks.com/gdisk/repairing.html

...but it's for Linux.