I've accidentally deleted the 2FAS application and unfortunately I didn't backup. I didn't have the recovery codes as well. Guys please help me out with this.
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I am not able to "Sign in" to Visual Studio 2019 (enterprise). I am getting below message
Not sure what is the issue here. I start getting this issue once I configured my laptop on domain account.
Please help me on this.
This was interesting to fix. I tried almost all workaround out there on internet. None of them fixed the issue.
Repair, reinstall, cleaning temp, .Identity, etc. weapons were useless :).
This is what worked for me -
I had to install windows updates and remove the user profile.
This is what my IT told me.
Hope someone can verify this. I pray to God no one come to this issue.
It was stuck at this moment.
Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
I've tried
forced quit,
shut down the system,
deleted the Xcode and downloaded it again.
Did you try to make space on your disk? It may be by that. Although it should shows a message of why. Also, contact the support team of iOS if it is not your space on disk.
I've created a Laravel booking application that is currently being used in schools. When I test the live (production) version of the website on my own machine, the application works fine.
However, some schools are reporting that they are not even able to see the initial login screen, and are getting the Laravel 'Whoops, something went wrong' screen. I can confirm that the school firewall is not causing the issue, and that the website has worked ok in the past.
What reasons could there be for the same code to work on my machine but not on the live version? So far I have tried resetting the browser cache, and also flushed the DNS but to no avail...
Any suggestion are welcome.
Thanks.
It seems like folder permissions problem.
As the error is not shown, nobody can really help you..
What I suggest, is first to check the log file (storage/logs/laravel***.log).
There you should be able normally to see the problem and then you can fix it.
Another solution, in your ".env" file, switch from production to development mode, so you can be able to see the exception.
Check capitialization on the view name. I've had issues where everything works fine locally, but then get not found issues when live as the server behaves differently and is case sensitive.
After downloading the installer I follow the installation steps and everything appears to be fine. Then I open terminal and enter heroku into the command line then press return.
Everything online says that I should be prompted to login with my Heroku credentials, but instead I'm sent to the Help topics page.
I'm just starting a coding bootcamp so a lot of this stuff is new to me. If anyone has experienced this or knows of a fix, I'd greatly appreciate the help!
So something happened to my operating system that required me to format my PC.
I was able to save my xampp folder and its web files in it.
My question is, is it possible to reactivate Xampp and its web files the way it was like nothing happened? How?
Or I really have to start a new Xampp installation and do everything one by one.
Please help. I will really appreciate it. Thanks in advanced!
To be safe, just start a new Xampp installation. Important registry entries are lost when you reformat your PC.