@Bira sure, I was mentioning running brave as admin because if not ran as admin, it would install the application in the local userdata install. I tried this myself before posting so I would not be giveing incorrect information. sorry if we came to cross purposes. I thought maybe incorrectly now, that you wanted to install brave to the programe files dir. and needed assistence. sorry if this was not the case, my error!
@KFeri ContentDeliveryManager may be the issue here, please blacklist as you have been doing with other apps and try again? Majid
that nothing, don't apologize, here we are to help each other, a family, so that we can evolve, thanks for your observation my friend...
@MSMG everyone hi, how do you add custom packs to the toolkit that you've created? the custom pack i've created is not picked up via the menu? could an option be added where you can place any custom apps tpks could be placed and show up in a menu? example integrate third party packs. after that option is choosen, the set directory is scanned for tpks? thanks!
@MSMG something else @inTerActionVRI noted let's go by categories; User, this one here is even beautiful and integrable; HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\TK_NTUSER Code: HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-3046749443-1869774967-2158714815-1001 Then he saw these, how do you convert this to integration? Code: HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-18 HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-19 HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-20 Code: [HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-19\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Devices] "Adobe PDF"="winspool,COM1:" [HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-19\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\PrinterPorts] "Adobe PDF"="winspool,COM1:,15,45" [HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-20\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Devices] "Adobe PDF"="winspool,COM1:" [HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-20\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\PrinterPorts] "Adobe PDF"="winspool,COM1:,15,45"
@MSMG Hi. If you remember a while ago I reported the subtle nsudo 9.xxx bug that affected me (and apparently just me), that forced me to replace it with nsudo 8.xxx in each recent msmg release. I didn't investigate further given the problem was easy to workaround using the older exe. Now I figured finally what's wrong. I use MSMG on my home server, via RDP, because it's a more powerful machine than my client machines, the same server is used also as HTPC, and is connected to my main TV (in another room). Hence I use a local "TV" account that autologons and is dedicated to WMC/Kodi/Mediaportal and so on., then I use (remotely) the "work" account to do anything else, MSMG included. Well using nsudo from the "work" account, gives an error on the "work" account, but it really launches MSMG in the TV account!!!, I never noticed that before because, usually, when I work remotely my TV is turned off, and perhaps it is in another room. Really nasty bug, which is not present in nsudo 8 (and older). Speaking of nsudo looks like it doesn't work at all on recent Win11/Server 11 25xxx (no matter if v8 or v9). Maybe it's time to start evaluate a different solution like runasTI or alike.
What sort of errors might one see if UAC is disabled? I've had UAC disabled since the day it was first introduced to Windows, but if I'm getting any errors, I'm not seeing them.
I was considering using Brave too, but then I came across the same issue you did. I want to install the browser silently, which means it goes in the userdata folder, or run it as admin interactively and it goes in the program files folder. I think Brave messed up there. I use the offline installer. While on the subject, I am extremely anti-google. Despicable company and I don't knowingly use any of their products or services. I vauely recall Brave needing access to the Google Play store for updates. Am I remembering that right? So to get away from Chrome or Edge, to use Brave you still have to be entrenched in the Google ecosystem to use Brave. As a result of that I had to dump Brave. Shame. It could have been a good browser.
The biggest issue with the browsers is that entire market is dominated by the two engines Firefox and Chromium and almost all the browsers are their forks. There's no major differences in any of these forks. What's worse is that what one does is instantly copied by the other. Had expectations when Microsoft announced Edge but they too swiftly switched to Chromium. For Chromium based browsers, Opera and Vivaldi look and feel like a bit different and for Firefox based browsers, Waterfox and Libreworlf are better then the original.
Yes, make sure the original folder or file permissions are maintained in the image otherwise it will create folder permission bug. Use a NSudo command prompt to make changes to the capture folder or file.
@MSMG See master I took the prints, all in user folders, all working the interesting thing is that whatssap changes after connecting to the internet and it opens and changes by itself, however brave utorrent, they stay with the environment variable, and do not change and in remove from windows only the icons appear but they don't uninstall, but in revo the icons appear and they uninstall, why don't you change these environment variables? I installed some chrome here, which I see no longer has support for w81, I took the last version that still worked, and it is installed in the sound forge program files, in the end, all of them are integrated and open just fine, my difficulty is with these regs and files installed directly from the users folder, that's all, because the rest of the way the master taught I learned myself... see below
@MSMG, Thankyou for this great tool, it helped me a lot. Can you make a Classic Snipping Tool pack for W11?
The problem is we need to first clean-up the reg file by removing unwanted registry settings which may differ with packs. For the below keys you can either replace it with TK_NTUSER or TK_SOFTWARE\Classes based on its contents. Code: HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-18 HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-19 HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-20
o conteudo seria esse do adobe acrobat Code: [HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-19\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Dispositivos] "Adobe PDF"="winspool,COM1:" [HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-19\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\PrinterPorts] "Adobe PDF"="winspool,COM1:,15,45" [HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-20\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Dispositivos] "Adobe PDF"="winspool,COM1:" [HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-20\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\PrinterPorts] "Adobe PDF"="winspool,COM1:,15,45"
Yes, may be the author of NSudo didn't test the tool for all OS environments, now the NSudo is getting replaced with a new tool NanaRun / MinSudo / Privexec / wSudo. Will check out how it works.