Windows 10: How to alter assembly ?

to alter an assembly in sql server , but it always return an error that i dont have permissions or it doest not exist i verified that it exist already and verified all the persmissions needed is there in solution ?

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Altering Microsoft To-Do tasks

Once I have created a task in one of my lists, I cannot alter the text.

Is there a way to do this ?

Thanks in advance

John

 

I upgrade my laptop to windows 10 since threre I can not alter the screen icons size and in the Control Pannel is not allowed to reduce the screen resolution.

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community.

I would require more information to help you better.

• What exactly you mean by when you say “I cannot alter the screen icons size”?
• Are you referring to a screen resolution?

If you are referring to screen resolution then to make changes in screen resolution I would suggest you to follow the below steps:

• Click on Windows icon then go to Settings.
• Then click on display.
• Select Advanced display settings.
• Under Resolution select the appropriate recommended is
  1920X1080

Hope this information helps and let us know if you have any further queries related to Windows we will be glad to help you further.

Thanks.

 

Assemblies verification skipping enabled by default for x64 processes

Hi all,

I was preparing a development environment on some computers and for this reason I have started to work with delay signed .Net assemblies. Executing the following command (64 bit process):

C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v10.0A\bin\NETFX 4.6 Tools\x64>sn -Vl

I have received this result on all Windows 10 computers (but not Windows 8):

Assembly/Strong Name Users

===========================================

*,* All users

Executing the same command using x86 process, the skipping list is empty.

According to my investigation, it seems that this setting is vulnerability as all x64 assemblies signatures are not verified.

To disable it is enough to run the command "sn -Vx" but I'm wondering if it is a problem on my own configured Windows 10 machine or is it a general problem ?

What is the expected default .Net assemblies verification skipping list ?

Best regards,

Maurizio Romano