For the last few days I've been getting an error when trying to create app packages for the Windows 8 store: "Visual Studio was unable to verify your developer account. Either the store is unavailable or an unexpected network error has occured."
Have other people experienced this or do people know a what could be causing this? I'm running Windows 10 on VMWare Fusion. This is the first time I ran into this problem.
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So this morning(05-09-2022) i plugged in my external hard disk as usually, i use this hard disk every day, but i got an error message stating access denied. A warning popped up from crowdstrike stating functions of your usb device are restricted by your organization's policy.
few points :
I don't work for any organization.
I heard about this software for the first time today and checked in control panel that it was installed last month on 23-08-2022. I have no idea how. I checked my event logs and found this.
Product: CrowdStrike Sensor Platform -- Installation completed successfully.
in MsiInstaller.
This software requires a key to be installed.
How did this software enter my system in the first place and how do i uninstall it?
NOTE : I did use this system for some office work but that was 2 years ago and all the software installed by that organization were uninstalled.
This has been asked before, but I've been through all the answers provided elsewhere so far, i.e. checking permissions on c:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA\MachineKeys, adjusting protocols using IISCrypto and turning use of FIPS algorithms on (and off) and I'm still getting batches of 4 events every 10 seconds which swamps the System event log.
I'm running Windows Insider Preview 10 Build 19592.rs_prerelease.200321-1719 (64-bit) so this could be a preview specific issue, however, is there anything else I can try to correct this error?
same issues here, same error code, same pattern , same windows build, tried ISS CRYPTO BEST PRACTICES fix attempt. Did not resolve.
This is not a server, its a standalone client in a home network with no other computers active. Office is not installed, no Exchange, no IIS, no server applications of any kind, just stock windows services. Install is fresh.
Active Browser is Chrome Portable with some basic security plugins such as UBLOCK,Tampermonkey and Adblock. The only webpage opened is this one.
The answer I finally got from a comment on anothersite was that this was a known issue in the Insider Preview and it's now been fixed in the latest releases.
I've gotten this error on an ASP.NET Core 6.0 service that used to work fine previously. The problem turned out to be faulty deployment, that removed all files from the virtual directory.
I am trying to log into titanium studio and I keep getting the following error: The login server returned and error. Please consult the troubleshooting page for more information. Is there something wrong with the server that will be fixed soon or is it something else?
Titanium Studio has been discontinued on June 1 2015. You might have still been able to login since we needed the APIs it used for other legacy services we're gradually shutting down.
I upgraded to Windows 8 RTM a few weeks ago and yesterday I attempted to create a Windows Store account using my bizspark token. I get the message: "We don't recognize the computer you're using".
This is the same computer I've been using.. As I understand it I was supposed to get an email to confirm this as a new trusted computer when I upgraded. I never did. I have valid emails accounts and a phone number associated with my windows Live account.
In trying to figure it out I "deleted" the listed trusted computers, so that will happen in 30 days but if I click the Cancel the deletion I am taken to a screen that says:
"Use your existing security info to help us make sure this is you. How can we contact you? ", with the only option available being "Use my trusted PC".
I saw somewhere in some forum that Windows Essentials is supposed to help, I downloaded it and ran wlstartup.exe and if I remember correctly I had the option to make this a trusted PC. It made no difference, I'm still not trusted . If I rerun wlstartup it just gives me a dialog that says "Connect your favorite Services" with a Linked In logo. I tried it with no other apps running and logged out of Live and messenger. The file version of wlstartup is: 16.4.3503.728
I've tried devices.live.com , click the "add this computer" link and it takes me to the Essentials download page, which, as mentioned, I've already downloaded and ran.
So basically, I need to make my computer trusted ( again ) so I can get a Windows Store account, and have no idea how.
Anyone else have this problem?
Thansk,
Craig
Did you maybe reinstall windows 8. You need to trust the new PC from the old install, which is impossible, so frustratingly you have to wait 30 days before you can delete the old install and add the new trusted PC.
http://www.windowsitpro.com/article/security/windows-live-trusted-computer-143668
i am unable to Start Profile Synchronization in sharepoint 2010 from central admin
due to which the Compile Audiences does not work
an error message pop up when i click on Start Profile Synchronization
" " can not navigate to the requested page while user profile synchronization is running please wait for current synchronization run to finish. ""
please help regarding this problem
thanks in advance
this problem occurred in windows 7 how ever it worked fine with Server2008
The way i understand it, when you install sharepoint 2010 on your desktop (Windows 7), certain components are very picky about how they are installed (user profiles sync), and some just wont install (FAST search).
This is pretty much the reason i stuck with creating vm's for development.
The best way to resolve this is, open the Forefront Identity Manager 2010 and check for the actual failure. Most of the cases you get problems because of the user trying to connect to AD do not have replication directory changes access.
Take a look at this post:
http://sharepoint-2010-world.blogspot.com/2011/02/cannot-navigate-to-requested-page-while.html