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Probably I just misunderstand System.Diagnostics.EventLog, but I am not able to write to EventLog under my app name. Project is ASP.NET web service (.NET Framework 4) and works under NETWORK SERVICE user.

I tried this and it works (as metioned here):

I am working on wsl2+emacs GUI version with VcxSrv window manager server.

Within the GUI version, emacs does not open files with windows-app as it does in wsl2-terminal-emacs.

Take an example:

on dired window, I strike key & invoking dired-do-async-shell-command to open file "demestic.01.pdf";

it prompt to run with "xdg-open" rather than "explorer.exe".

Is it possible to replace "xdg-open" with "explorer.exe"?

On recent versions of Win10 it is possible to set the Active Code Page (ACP) to a UTF-8 code page. And as discussed here, it is possible to set the System Locale (used to map between the "A" version and "W" version of the Windows API) to use the UTF-8 code page.

How does a script detect if the UTF-8 code page is in use?

As discussed here and here, it is normally possible to use WMI to get the system code page ID:

We're using NB.GV in our CI pipeline like:

I have a problem with databinding. The databinding of a textbox in UWP in particular.

Introduction
I have a class which implements the INotifyPropertyChanged interface by means of the abstract class ContextBase, as mentioned in this post. See example code below:

I am extending one of the Azure quick start template to deploy Azure Web App with VNET integration. The RG, network components and App Service plan are already created (using powershell). I am using the ARM template to deploy the Web App. But I am getting the below error while performing the deployment.

I used JSON Lint, to validate the JSON and looks like it is fine. The error code tells me that there is an issue with the parameter file's syntax, but I am not able to pinpoint it. I tried many things to debug this but not able to fix it.

Error:

I'm trying to hide Internet Explorer windows using PowerShell and have tried different approaches but no luck. I've found this code at https://superuser.com/questions/1079133/run-a-windows-application-without-displaying-its-gui, This only works for Notepad. I need help to make this code work for IE i.e an internet explorer window is opened with page Google. I want to hide this window using below code.

I'm using Launch UWP App Via CommandLine online tutorial to execute my UWP app named UWPTest via PowerShell on Windows 10 -latest version update 1903. The app opens successfully but only shows the splash screen. Moreover, the splash screen just stays there forever unless I close it using X button on top right corner. Question: What could be the cause and how can we resolve it?

Note:

1. The splash screen does not hang it just stays there and I can move it around, maximize, minimize, etc.
2. When I ran the app from start menu it works as expected and shows the following Main Page.
3. Ref: uap5:AppExecutionAlias

Snapshot of Splash Screen [that just stays there when running the app via command line]:

Snapshot of Main Window of the app [that appears normally if run the app from VS2019 or from the windows Start Menu. But this window does now appear when running the app via command line]:

My appxmanifest File of UWPTest app:

I am porting a game to Windows 10 and Xbox One, which requires that I have certain manifest files in my UWP app for defining the capabilities and socket usage of the application.

I understand the uses of these manifest files; however, I do not understand how I am able to configure the manifests that are built or injected into UWP applications that Unity3D creates when building.

Specifically, I need to add the file networkmanifest.xml to my UWP app to define socket usage for use with Xbox Live. Here is a link to Microsoft's documentation on the manifest file.

Research into this area has left me drawing a blank, and I'm not sure if it is because I'm fundamentally looking at this problem wrong.