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1 day agoRegistry keys are inferior but they do exist. The last time I used Windows I just had to set some magic reg keys and it was easy to make that happen.
Registry keys are inferior but they do exist. The last time I used Windows I just had to set some magic reg keys and it was easy to make that happen.
Seems entirely reasonable to me, depending on the country it costs them extra to route your calls overseas to another network.
How long did it take for them to turn it off?
“Virtue signaling” is just having morals that other people find out about. Be better.
Not Chernobyl?
Yes it does, and wait until you hear about literally every other industry.
It sucks, but at least it’s in a centralized location. Back in the INI file days you’d have to set the config in various places. Which, come to think of it, is kind of how things work in Linux.
Related to the OPs problem, do you know if there is a Startup folder in Windows still? Back in the Windows 95 days we could just drag a BAT script to that folder and it would always run on login.