When you delete an email from a Exchange/Exchange on-Line shared mailbox, the deleted mail goes to your mailbox Deleted Items folder when it should go into the shared mailbox Deleted Items folder.
To solve the issue you have to add/change the following registry key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\Options\GeneralAdd the DelegateWastebasketStyle DWORD with 4 in the value the restart Outlook.
Items that are deleted from a shared mailbox go to the wrong folder in Outlook
Some times you download files from Internet that need to be verified against some hash string.
Windows 10 has a simple command line tool that enables you to generate hash strings for any file: certutil
It’s very simple to use, you only have to change <file> with your file path and <hash alg> with one of the supported Hash algorithms: MD2 MD4 MD5 SHA1 SHA256 SHA384 SHA512
certutil -hashfile
For example:
certutil -hashfile c:\test.data SHA512
Sources:
5 Ways to Generate and Verify MD5 SHA Checksum of Any File in Windows 10
Para desativar os túneis Teredo, 6to4 e ISATAP em Windows 10 deve abrir uma linha de comando com permissões de admin e executar o comando:
netsh int teredo set state disabled netsh int 6to4 set state disabled netsh int isatap set state disabled
Para os ativar novamente deve abrir uma linha de comando com permissões de admin e executar o comando:
netsh int teredo set state default netsh int 6to4 set state default netsh int isatap set state default
Fontes:
Has you know, Windows 7 SP1 is out there for a long time. Maybe what you don’t know is that after installation there’s a lot of junk files that can be deleted with the following command:
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DISM.exe /online /Cleanup-Image /spsuperseded
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