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How to Fix “Aw Snap” ERROR on Google Chrome

Data 23/07/2020
Autor Catalin Burghiu
0
958

If you’re facing the error Aw, Snap! while trying to access a website in Google Chrome then you are at the right place in order to fix the issue. If you’re facing the Aw, Snap! Google Chrome Error frequently then it’s an issue which needs troubleshooting. But if you’re facing this error once in a while then no problem, you can safely ignore this error. The Aw, Snap! Error on Chrome basically occurs when the webpage you’re trying to access unexpectedly crashes and you have no other option than to close your browser.

Fix Aw, Snap! Google Chrome Error

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Fix network discovery on W10

Data 23/07/2020
Autor laura nisulescu
-5
919

Metwork discovery is a feature that allows you to find quickly all the devices connected to the network by using File Explorer.When this feature is enabled, using the Network tab in File Explorer, you can see all the devices, and you can even browse their available resources, such as shared folders and printers, and more others. The only caution is that network discovery doesn’t always work as you expected, and sometimes, you may not be able to find any computer, or you may see some of them, but others might be missing.

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How to create email rules to prevent Ransomware in Microsoft 365 Business

Data 23/07/2020
Autor Marius Nichita
-14
850

Ransomware is one of the most painful versions of malware that locks down files, and even access to a computer. If you are using Microsoft office 365, then you can set up rules which will make sure to block some ransomware files. Email is the op source of Ransomware attacks where files are sent in the form of JavaScript, batch, and executables, and so on. In this post, we will show how you can create email rules to prevent Ransomware in Microsoft 365 Business.

When using Exchange Online, all emails pass through the Exchange Online Protection (EOP). It quarantines and scans in real-time all email and email attachments, both entering and leaving the system for viruses and other malware. So only when you want to customize administrators can make company-specific filtering customizations using the Exchange admin center.

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Fix error 0xa0430721 when installing Edge or Chrome on Windows 10

Data 23/07/2020
Autor Marius Nichita
-13
1013

If when you attempt installing Microsoft Edge or installing Google Chrome but encounter the error 0xa0430721, then this post is intended to help you. In this post, we will identify the possible causes for the error as is specific to each of the browsers, as well as provide the corresponding solutions to help you mitigate the issue whether you’re experiencing it on Edge or Chrome.

To successfully resolve the error 0xa0430721 when installing Edge or Chrome on Windows 10, you can follow the instructions outlined below associated with each browser.

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How to install Ubuntu Linux on VirtualBox in Windows 10

Data 23/07/2020
Autor Gabriel Ghitulete
-26
5624

Installing Linux inside Windows using VirtualBox

VirtualBox is free and open source virtualization software from Oracle. It enables you to install other operating systems in virtual machines. It is recommended that your system should have at least 4GB of RAM to get decent performance from the virtual operating system.

Requirements

Good internet connection to download software and Linux ISO. (You can also use some other computer with an internet connection to download these files.)
Windows system with at least 12 GB of free space.
Windows system with 4GB of rRAM. (It can work with less RAM as well, but your system will start to lag while using Linux in the virtual machine.)

Step 1: Download and install VirtualBox

Go to the website of Oracle VirtualBox and get the latest stable version from here:

Download VirtualBox

Installing VirtualBox is not rocket science. Just double-click on the downloaded .exe file and follow the instructions on the screen. It is like installing any regular software on Windows.

Step 2: Download the Linux ISO

Next, you need to download the ISO file of the Linux distribution. You can get this image from the official website of the Linux distribution you are trying to use.

I am using Ubuntu in this example, and you can download ISO images for Ubuntu from the link below:

Download Ubuntu Linux

Step 3: Install Linux using VirtualBox

You have installed VirtualBox and you have downloaded the ISO for Linux. You are now set to install Linux in VirtualBox.

Start VirtualBox, and click on the New symbol. Give the virtual OS a relevant name.

Allocate RAM to the virtual OS. My system has 8GB of RAM and I decided to allocate 2GB of it. You can use more RAM if your system has enough extra.

Create a virtual disk. This serves as the hard disk of the virtual Linux system. It is where the virtual system will store its files.

I recommend using the VDI file type here.

You can choose either the “Dynamically allocated” or the “Fixed size” option for creating the virtual hard disk.

The recommended size is 10 GB. However, I suggest giving it more space if possible. 15-20 GB is preferable.

Once everything is in place, it’s time to boot that ISO and install Linux as a virtual operating system.

If VirtualBox doesn’t detect the Linux ISO, browse to its location by clicking the folder icon as shown in the picture below:

Soon you’ll find yourself inside Linux. You should be presented with the option to install it.

Things from here are Ubuntu-specific. Other Linux distributions may have slightly different looking steps, but it won’t be complicated at all.

You can skip to Continue.

Select ‘Erase disk and install Ubuntu’. Don’t worry. It won’t delete anything on your Windows operating system. You are using the virtual disk space of 15-20GB that we created in previous steps. It won’t impact the real operating system.