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- How can I find out if an . EXE has Command-Line Options?
Suppose you have an EXE and you want to check if it has Command-Line Options How can one know if the EXE has this ability In my case I know that Nir Sofers WebBrowserPassView exe has the abilit
- Restart explorer. exe Process in Windows 10 | Tutorials
How to Restart explorer exe Process in Windows 10 The explorer exe process is the user shell for Windows, and is used by such items as the desktop, File Explorer, Start menu, and taskbar Restarting the explorer exe process is to stop and start it to effectively refresh explorer exe When the explorer exe process has been stopped (aka: "end task"), you will see a blank black desktop with your
- Whats the difference between an EXE and a MSI installer?
Legacy Setup exe Installer: Note that an EXE file can also be a non-MSI installer In other words an old-style installer not based on the Microsoft MSI format (which is a MS-SQL database stored in an office-style binary file), but rather an installation script of various formats such as Wise Script, Installscript, Inno Setup, NSIS, etc
- windows - Difference between . dll and . exe? - Stack Overflow
I want to know the exact difference between the dll and exe file
- How to disable SearchApp. exe ? Solved - Windows 10 Forums
It's interesting that one of the Searchapp exe instances is for Cortana, even though Cortana is turned off in the Policies This kind of thing was fresh for me, since I was looking for obvious changes after doing the inplace upgrade I don't remember seeing msedgewebview2 in the Task Manager before ? I guess the search App (the search box in the taskbar) has some dependency on the webview task
- Consistent high CPU usage svchost. exe Diagnostic Policy Service
Consistent high CPU usage svchost exe Diagnostic Policy Service Hello, For a few days now my office desktop has been pretty much running non-stop a svchost exe process which is linked to Diagnostic Policy Service and seems to consume approximately 25-30% of my CPU max speed
- What is different between *. bat and *. sh and *. exe file?
A bat file is a windows batch file it contains a sequence of windows dos commands These cannot be used in a Unix shell prompt A sh file is a unix shell script it contains a series of unix commands These cannot be ran in a Windows DOS or Powershell prompt An exe is windows-only executable format, which may in-turn execute a bat script or other compiled code Also cannot be directly used
- Installer vs. zip or executable exe? - Stack Overflow
Some exe files can be ran straightly, though (it's probably cause they don't have much source files to extract, huh?) I was wondering, what's the difference between an installer, that just extracts the files, and a zip (rar, iso ) file, that you could download ,just depending on your internet speed, in up to few seconds
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