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I have IIS 7.5 that configure for work with x64 applications.
I want use IIS Express for test my application before deploy to local IIS.
But IIS Express don't want to run my X64 application.
What should I setup for run IIS Express with X64 application ?
Thanks.
currently IIS Express runs only as 32-bit application!
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Powershell keeps exiting with the message:
"C:\WINDOWS\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe"
terminated with exit code: 4294901760.
Check for this solution
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/supporting/troubleshoot-terminal-launch
If you're on Windows 10 1809 (build 17763) or below, the issue is
related to the legacy "winpty" backend. Upgrading to Windows 1903
(build 18362) will move you onto the new "conpty" backend that is
built by Microsoft and could fix your problem.
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I was trying to connect to my laptops' ftp server but the connection failed. so my question is do Windows laptops have a FTP server on them already or does the user have to set one up?
By default, no FTP server is enabled on Windows.
You can enable the built-in FTP server of windows at the Control Panel > Programs and Features > Enable or disable Windows features and enable the FTP server and the IIS management console in the list. Then, you can configure it using the IIS management console program on your PC.
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Our BizTalk Production environment has a dedicated server (Windows Server 2012 R2 standard) to run the SSO services.
What are the licences we have to purchase for this SSO server? will a windows server licence alone suffice?
NOTE: BizTalk and SQL server are installed on seperate servers and we have appropriate product licences for these servers.
You do not need an additional Licence to install SSO on a computer running SQL Server. So the answer is no the Windows License alone is not sufficient, you need to have a SQL Server Licence for your SSO Server, if you have it then it's fine
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg634572.aspx
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Remote SQL Server 2008 Management Studio is not connecting to the database using TMG SERVER 2010. Error 40 and 53 are showing up.
But it is working without tmgserver.
Please advise.
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I have installed Linux with KVM in my machine.But when i gave "kvm-ok" command in the terminal,it showed "Your CPU doesnot support KVM extensions".
When i checked again,came to know CPU doesn't have VT extensions and hence doesn't support KVM.Does it stop me from running my goolge tv emulator? Or do i need to strictly go for CPU with KVM support?
YES.
Google TV emulation is not currently supported on Linux workstations
that do not have KVM, nor is it currently supported on Windows and
Macintosh platforms.
https://code.google.com/tv/android/docs/gtv_emulator.html