Enable WIndows Photo Viewer in Windows 10 Rumi, June 13, 2018 Default windows “Photo” app is clumsy at some point, missed the earlier “Photo Viewer” program. So, going back to root and after googling, here’s a small hack to enable “Windows Photo Viewer” in windows 10 edition. Download the photo.zip and unzip it. You’ll get a photo.reg file. The file is created from this forum http://www.tenforums.com/software-apps/8930-windows-photo-viewer-gone-2.html#post290818 Double-click on your new REG file to merge it with your Windows Registry. You will need to click through the User Account Control and a few other windows to allow the file to make changes to the Registry. Basically you are done. Next what you need is to right click on any JPEG/JPG/BMP/PNG/GIF file that you want open/view using legacy windows photo viewer and make it as default. Related Administrations Configurations (Windows) Windows Photo Viewer
Permanently add Static Route in Linux September 4, 2020September 4, 2020 Static routing is the process of manually entering the routes to the routing table to reach a particular destination. Basically two commands are used in Linux to add routes. The first command is the old traditional route add and second is the IP route command. Earlier we learned how to… Read More
perl(Net::SSLeay) is needed by webmin July 16, 2015 So the Webmin on Redhat/CentOS is now requiring this particular perl module to be pre-installed before the RPM installer begins. A very short cut to install this module by using yum- yum install -y perl-Net-SSLeay Voila! your done. Related Read More
Windows Apache SSL July 13, 2012 Step 1 – What You Need A copy of Apache that includes SSL support. A copy of OpenSSL. An openssl.cnf file. The copy of Apache that I had installed on my machine did not include SSL support, so I moseyed on down to the Apache download page. You’ll notice on… Pages: 1 2 Read More