Looking for a PowerShell script for enabling registry settings for cloud devices to enable device Autoplay setting as default "Open Folder to view files(File Explorer)". I believe we can wrap it with win32 / LoB and push it to all devices then.
As you are aware No such settings are available with MS Intune currently, only way is to use a Powershell script.
Really Appreciated that if someone can share the script.
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I am using unity 2019.4.2f1, I want to remove the internet access permission from the final android manifest file created by unity but, because this option is locked I am not able to remove the permission.
Let me know if there is any-workaround to do so or enable this option somehow.
I saw the there is some performance reporting service is enabled, although I am not using analytics at all only thing I am using is unity collab.
The problem is that if you are using any of the Unity scripting APIs that are intended to be used to access network (even if you are using them for opening local files) Unity will add internet permission. Finally open "WIndow -> Package Manager" and check the packages that are included in your project. Some of the packages (such as ads or analytics) might be included by default, even if you have not included them yourself. Removing such packages would get rid of the permission.
In services window, go to cloud diagnostics and disable the crash report. It worked for me and i hope it will work for you too.
reference link: https://developers.google.com/assistant/sdk/guides/service/python/embed/setup
1.According to the reference link, I realized the light control on raspberryPi.
2.when I run pushtotalk.py, I can control testlight on/off via resberry mic.
3.When I via Google assistant apk to control testlight on/off, it prompts me "testlight does not support remote control"
4.When I turned off the raspberryPi's board and ran the Google assistant APK to control testLight, it still prompted me "testlight does not support remote control"
so i think,testLight should always be offline and displayed in Google assistant apk.
I need some help, I don't know what else to setting or to do to make it online.
I'm developing a LOB (Line-of-Business) UWP project, we're hoping to distribute the app as a .appxbundle file, alongside a .cer and a Powershell script. This is what is generated in the package for you when you generate a bundle from Visual Studio by selecting Project->Store->Create App Packages...
The problem I have is that the Powershell script, Add-DevAppPackage.ps1, has a check for a developer licence in it. Specifically it calls the powershell cmdlet Get-WindowsDeveloperLicense. If this doesn't return anything it sets a variable which eventually calls Show-WindowsDeveloperLicenseRegistration which shows a popup forcing the user to put their Windows 10 device into 'Developer Mode'. If the user doesn't do this, then the Script fails and the user can't install the app.
If we remove this check for a Developer Licence, the script acts as I'd expect and Installs the App, alongside the certificate, with no issues when the Windows 10 machine is either set to 'Sideload Apps' or 'Developer Mode'. The problem now arises when the users device is in the mode of 'Don't use developer features'. The script crashes.
Is there a way of finding out if the current device is in 'At Least' Sideload apps mode, and if it isn't, show a dialog to prompt the user to enable it?
Currently users have to enable Developer Mode to be able to sideload an app, which I'd prefer they didn't have to do. I'd fully expect users to only have to enable 'Sideload apps'
Is there a way of finding out if the current device is in 'At Least' Sideload apps mode, and if it isn't, show a dialog to prompt the user to enable it?
AFAIK, there is no way to detect whether the Sideload apps mode is enabled for now. And we have no access to show a dialog to prompt the user to enable the sideload apps.
The problem now arises when the users device is in the mode of 'Don't use developer features'. The script crashes.
This is because when install apps in Sideload apps mode, you need to install the app with its trusted certificate. All UWP apps must be signed with a certificate.
Currently users have to enable Developer Mode to be able to sideload an app, which I'd prefer they didn't have to do. I'd fully expect users to only have to enable 'Sideload apps'.
Before create the package of your project, you can open the manifest file and in the Packaging lable:
Here you can choose which certificate to use to sign your app. If you don't want to modify this, it's OK, cause when you packaging your app, a certificate file will automatically generated, and you said you are hoping to distribute the app as a .appxbundle file, alongside a .cer and a Powershell script. In Sideload apps mode, the Powershell script file is not needed. You can just copy the .appxbundle file and a .cer file, and
Enable the Sideload apps mode.
Click the .cer file to trust this certification.
Click the .appxbundle file to install your app.
When the Sideload apps mode is enabled, please don't use .ps1 file to install the app.
How could I disable flash player in google chrome browsers for my 50 AD computers via group policy or script 2008 R2 ?
I have tried couple softwares, one of them - PDQDeploy_6, but this software is not suitable for my task.
How to disable flash player in google chrome
In Visual Studio you can go to properties->debugger, select remote debugging and enter the device's ip and port (with the remote debugging tools running on the remote device), hit deploy and press F5 (or ctrl+F5).
I would like to mimic that from a command line prompt or powershell. is there any way of doing that?
I saw lots of posts that suggest creating a package, signing it with a certificate, sideloading the app and running it on the remote device, but I would like to do that from the "master computer" without doing anything on the remote device. Has anyone found a way to do that? If not, how is automatic testing done on such apps?