AVD manager is empty as well as unable to create a new one, the "Ok" button is disabled in the Create New Android Virtual Device (AVD) dialog.
try to create a new AVD. Make sure while u create the AVD, dont enter any spaces in AVD name and select the device, also make sure system images get loaded. Ok button will get enabled if u fulfill all these conditions
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I'm trying to publish my HMI on CX2030, so I followed the Beckhoff site's instructions for publishing the HMI. When I turn on the PC, the BECKHOFF Device manager starts with the login page simultaneously but in different tabs. how can I fix this issue? (disable show the Beckhoff device manager on start up).
Any help would be appreciated.
I managed it thanks to the link from Quirzo:
Press start, type Run and enter regedit.
(Optional) Save your current registry via File > Export.
Go to Edit > Find and type localhost/config. For me the device manager was at the following location:
Right clikc StartSecurityWizard and select Delete.
Restart the PLC and the Device Manager should no longer start automatically.
Another solution is to go to task manager>startup. There you will find an entry for Windows command processor. If you disable it, it won't open anymore.
I have been trying to take a new tab in edge open right to google. I have tried adding a string value called NewTabPageURL and setting the value to www.google.com in numerous locations, but this hasn't worked. In MicrosoftEdge\ServiceUI, I can see the registry that controls what a new tab will be (their 3 options, blank page, feed, feed and your top websites it is called NewTabPageDisplayOption). I have the value set to 1 which will open a new page with top websites. Can I change what the value 1 does to open to google, or add a new value after 2 that can do this?
I suggest you to do not modify the registry settings. If you modify the registry settings incorrectly than it can lead MS Edge to get crashed or not work properly.
It is best practice to apply the settings via group policy. group policy will create/ modify registry keys properly.
If we talk about your requirement than it looks like you want to open Google.com in new tab.
You can refer steps below to achieve your requirement via group policy.
(1) Open Run Window in your Win 10 OS.
(2) Type GPEDIT.MSE in it and press Enter key.
(3) Navigate to location below.
Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Microsoft Edge
(4) Find a policy setting called Set New Tab Page URL and double click on it.
(5) Click on Enabled radio button.
(6) Set a new URL for New Tab page like below.
(7) Click on Apply button and close the Window.
Note that this policy is depended upon other policy called Allow Web Content on New Page.
So you also need to find this policy from the similar location and Enabled it. Otherwise your above policy setting will get ignored.
For more information, You can refer the link below.
New Tab page
You also need to check that above settings are not controlled by your administrator/ organization. Due to that reason, This policy settings also get ignored.
How to enable Location automatically within app without navigating to device settings page
You can't do that with the current SDK without any external module or Hyperloop. You can search at http://gitt.io/ or https://marketplace.appcelerator.com/home but I don't think there is a module available. You have to create one yourself (or again, try it with hyperloop)
I currently have a windows phone 8.1 application in the store and have decided to upgrade it to windows 10 UWP. I've created a new version of the app from scratch using VS 2015 3 RC and used the options in the project menu to associate the app with one already on my account.
When I do this the appxmanifest file is updated with the wrong PublisherDisplayName - instead of my name it's coming up with Microsoft account. If I build the package with this name it all completes without error however if I change to to what is on my developer account then I get the following error
The PublisherDisplayName element of the Properties element in the app manifest must have the value of the Publisher display name value from your developer account: Microsoft account
I've tried logging out/in on my developer account, repairing VS, reinstalling VS etc. confirmed my developer account has the correct name but still the problem occurs.
Any suggestions right now would be most welcome!
I was having the same issue, I believe it's because the Package.StoreAssociation.xml doesn't download/build correctly, and then if you change your publisher name in the Package.appmanifest then the two don't align.
To fix this, make sure that the
<PublisherDisplayName></PublisherDisplayName>
element in the Package.StoreAssociation.xml file (usually found in the root of your project) is set to the same as the
Dev centre -> Account Settings -> Public info -> Publisher display name
which is also set to the same as your "publisher display name" in your
package.appmanifest -> Packaging tab.
This should resolve your problem.
Can someone clarify how do I create an update in the Windows Phone Store? I'm confused on how to get this to work.
In the lifecycle section, I've got the option to "add a new file" or replace the existing one.
If I select "add a new" file, I need to re-specify all the information for the file all over again i.e. version, keywords, description, changes, etc...
If I select "replace" file, it does just that but I don't get notified that an update is available and when I go to the store, it doesn't give me the option to update, which means that I first have to uninstall the app and then install it again.
What am I missing?
Thanks.
Basically, say if you already have a WP8 app in store, and you are adding a WP8.1 version, You need to choose add new to upload the new appx file to store.
If you simply want to update your existing WP8 xap, you need to select replace instead.
When you are done with the change, click the Save button at the bottom of the page. And after you will need to click Review and Submit, followed by a final Submit button.
After all this, you will need to wait for Microsoft to send you an email saying either it's certified or rejected. They used to send out an email right after you submitted something, they don't do it anymore.
The good thing is that the certification process now takes much less time than before. I just submitted my last update and it got certified within 15 minutes.