#scannow

[qrtli]

How to use QR Codes in Your Business?

In today’s dynamic digital landscape, all kinds of businesses are looking for new creative ways to communicate with customers. This one tool quick response code has created an impact in the industry. QR codes are now used nearly everywhere: e-menus in hotels, virtual business cards, customer feedback, and boarding passes at the airport. Regardless of the growing popularity of this new technology, every business owner should consider several factors when utilizing this technology to ensure a positive customer experience. Qrtli is making it easy for the business to provide information quickly to consumers. Here are a few key points every business should keep in mind beforehand. 1. Marketing and promotions: By incorporating QR codes through a QR code generator into your print materials, you can offer exclusive discounts or special promotions directly to customers. Additionally, these codes can seamlessly direct customers to event registration pages, allowing for quick and easy sign-ups with just a scan. Furthermore, you can encourage customers to follow your social media profiles by linking them through a QR code, making it effortless for them to engage with your brand online. 2. Networking opportunities: Elevate your networking game by incorporating QR codes into your business cards. Out of many ways you can link the codes to your LinkedIn profile, portfolio, or website, and easily connect with potential customers or clients. Also adding the code to the email signature can help in the access of professional information. 3. Streamlined Transactions: Now we see every small to big business owners use QR codes for payment. The cashless transaction through QR codes has been successful over time. A lot of restaurants use it for digital menus, allowing diners to browse options without the need for physical menus. All these methods enhance convenience and safety. 4. Event management: Utilize voucher codes through a voucher generator to simplify event registrations by directing customers to sign-up pages with just a scan. This quick and convenient method enhances user experience, allowing attendees to register effortlessly and securely, ultimately increasing participation and streamlining your event management process. 5. Enhance Product Information: Incorporate QR codes into your product packaging to provide customers with easy access to detailed information, usage instructions, and how-to videos. This addition not only enriches the shopping experience but also empowers customers to make informed decisions about their purchases. By offering valuable resources at their fingertips, you can enhance satisfaction and build trust in your brand. 6. Drive Traffic to Your Website: Incorporate QR codes into your print advertisements to seamlessly direct potential customers to your website. This innovative approach not only enhances online visibility but also simplifies the process for interested viewers to learn more about your offerings. By providing a quick and convenient way to access your site, you can effectively drive traffic, increase engagement, and ultimately boost conversions, making your marketing efforts more impactful and accessible.

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[thecodeveronica]

WELL here I am still trying to troubleshoot things on my PC after that damned Windows update

System Restore didn't work, I couldn't get Startup Repair to work because of the way logins are a coin flip right now

DISM's restorehealth function was inaccessible yesterday so I did some tinkering and it's now at least working now and in-progress as I type this, though I dunno if that'll help at all

It's just so, SO annoying because if I don't figure this out, I have to wake up every morning and turn this thing off and on via the power button like 4-5 times before it cooperates with me :x

[bitcoinversus]

Command #6 – sfc (Windows OS)

SFC (System File Checker)System File Checker (SFC) is a built-in Windows utility designed to scan for and repair corrupted or missing system files. SFC ensures the integrity of critical operating system files by replacing them with the correct versions from the Windows installation source, helping to resolve system stability or performance issues. Keep in mind, you will need administrative…

[thedeityofstars]

so my computer, yeah? real jokester. very funny guy.

for context, i visited my local doctor and finally got prescribed medication for my anxiety. took long enough, really.

i get home. i boot up my pc. get stuck on a black screen. oh man that had my heart going for a hot minute, but it resolved itself with time! saw my anxiety go up like it's the stress mechanic in darkest dungeon hahah

i will pay my pc to never fucking do that again. i got too much computer related ptsd for this shit.

[kinhagamer]

FSC Scannow: Veja como usar para reparar arquivos do Windows

FSC Scannow: Veja como usar para reparar arquivos do Windows

O FSC Scannow, utilizado para reparar arquivos corrompidos no Windows, funciona nos sistemas: Windows 11 Windows 10 Windows 8 Windows 7 Windows Vista O FSC Scannow verifica a integridade de todos os arquivos protegidos do Sistema Operacional, inclusive DLLs, e substitui versões incorretas, corrompidas, alteradas, danificadas. Vamos ver como usar essa ferramenta: Na barra de pesquisa do…

[futureselfbeats]

DAY 1056 - SCANNOW

IG: @futureselfbeats

🎵 Alvedon - retire (final)

[techav]

On Boot Failures

Headlines everywhere on Friday, the 19th of July, 2024 were about the massive computer outages caused by a faulty update to the CrowdStrike antivirus software. It seems some config file choked up a kernel module causing Windows machines to fail with the infamous Blue Screen of Death.

I recently started a new job and was perhaps a little smug in the fact that in my new job I am no longer responsible for hundreds of endpoints running CrowdStrike.

Karma's a bitch though.

I shut down my home PC Friday night to install a memory upgrade and after powering it back on I was met with the very same Blue Screen of Death.

"A critical process died" it told me, with no information about what said process actually was.

And no log files.

And no dump files.

System Restore failed. sfc /scannow failed. dism /cleanup-image failed. Everything I could find failed. I couldn't even just reinstall Windows over the existing installation because apparently that requires being already booted into the OS that currently isn't running.

The log files from dism led me to believe the problem might be related to registry corruption, but my attempts at replacing system registry files with clean ones from an install wim were not successful.

I was grasping at straws. Starting from scratch with a clean install is daunting and would have set me back weeks. I was contemplating pulling out an old SSD and just running with Linux Mint for a while.

Through desperation, I downloaded Hiren's BootCD PE so I could poke around a little more. None of the tools included there were able to resolve the issue either, but just having access to a standard Explorer shell and a web browser helped.

Finally I came across ShadowCopyView, a program that can explore the System Restore images that Windows (can) take regularly. In one last desperate effort, I moved out all of the system registry files from C:\Windows\System32\config and used ShadowCopyView to replace them with copies from an automatic restore point the previous Monday.

That actually did the trick. I was able to reboot into my primary Windows partition and sign in like normal.

I have no idea what may have been lost in a few days of registry updates, and I have no idea what may have caused the problem to begin with. But I am happy I was able to find something in the end that would get me back into my system without having to reinstall everything from scratch.

... Although maybe I should anyway.

And should anyone encounter something similar in the future, these were the kind of errors I was seeing that a Google search wasn't really coming up with anything useful:

dism.log: failed to open registry root

dism.log: failed to query for path to user profiles directory

dism.log: failed to load the default user profile registry hive

dism.log: failed to load offline store from boot directory

srttrail.txt: pending package install

strtrail.txt: boot manager generic failure

[kde-plasma-official]

guys, how do you sfc /scannow on Linux? I sometimes boot Windows from an external drive and it gets marked as dirty every time after that. I don't wanna just force mount it or write the partition into my fstab

[wiratomkinder]

grinding my teeth looking up troubleshooting for a firewall group policy question and the only answer to this poor guy’s post is “I used chatGPT to formulate this expert response :) here it is: have you tried running sfc /scannow”

[capriccio-ffxiv]

FFXIV players on Windows! (This is Windows 10 but it should work in 11?)

If you get a crash with an error message that says something like

[bunch of gibberish].dll

There is a very simple fix. Start by closing all programs you have running. Then...

1) Run Command Prompt as Administrator. To run as Administrator, once you find Command Prompt, right click it, and select "Run As Administrator." If you get a pop-up asking if you're sure, say "yes."

2) Copy paste the following command into Command Prompt:

DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth

Press Enter.

Wait until the computer is done.

3) type or copy paste in the following command:

sfc /scannow

Press Enter

Wait for the computer to finish. This may take a while, so, go for a walk, read a book, use your phone, idk, stuff that's not on your PC.

And done!

Tl;Dr explanation of what's going on: sometimes system files get wonky when a program updates a lot, such as when you have a new MMO xpac that's updating. This gives your computer clean copies to compare to, scans for broken copies, & then fixes the broken ones.

[mspinky1]

TARI.EXE (Puzzlevision Corruption)

I'm not even kidding, I had a dream where that TV guy and Tari have some sort of connection and kidnapped her so she becomes his property again, forcing the SMG4 gang to go through endless unwanted simulations to entertain him. I've been thinking about that dream repeatedly, and ever since Western Spaghetti I did want there to be some sort of connection. Can't wait to see more of TV Guy (or Puzzlevision as it says on his face). Also, the background text are just command prompt text, or rather Tari's programming. I've been finding so many examples of how to do program writing.... or coding? Idk lol. At some point my brain just stopped working. Anyways, i'll put below what the text says, and if you pay attention to the numbers in the written sequence, you'll see some hidden detail (Hint: The numbers are episode dates).

Background Text:

TASCORP Windows [Version 17.6.02023]

(c) 2023 TASCORP Corporation. All rights reserved.

C: \Users\TARI>ipconfig/flushDNS

Windows IP Configuration

Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache.

C: \>taskkill /f /im TARI.exe

SUCCESS : The process "TARI.exe" with PID 250818 has been terminated.

C: \>winge install "Puzzlevision SIM"

Found Puzzlevision SIM [TASCORP.Puzzlevision SIM] Version 28.10.23

This application is licensed to you by its owner.

TASCORP is not responsible for, nor does it grant any licenses to, third-party packages.

Downloading https://puzzlevisionsiminstall.net.com/stable/smg4/Setup-v28.10.23.exe

90.0 MB / 90.0 MB

Successfully verified installer hash

Starting Package install . . .

Successfully installed

X: \windows\system23>cd C: \Windows\system23

C: \windows\system23>systemreset

PUZZLEVISION SIMUL. Windows

Copyright (C) Puzzlevision Corporation. All rights reserved.

C: \WINDOWS\system23>sfc /scannow

Beginning system scan. This process will take some time.

Beginning verification phase of system scan.

Verification 100% complete.

Puzzlevision Resource Protection found corrupt files and successfully repaired them.

Puzzlevision Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.

[indigitalembrace]

That... didn't look good...

...It should be fine to run a diagnostic, right? Just to make sure nothing's corrupted?

>sfc /scannow |

Hopefully he doesn't get too upset about this-

- Kairos

>WARNING: File corruption detected. Several key files may be missing or corrupted.

[track-maniac]

sfc /scannow worked????

[noonmutter]

Time to play "what the fuck is making my computer take 3 minutes to turn off when it takes 45 seconds max to turn on"

Not the answer so far:

a bunch of random services I noticed that aren't useful or necessary

Fast startup being active

Before anybody says a word, sfc /scannow turned up no integrity issues and had no impact on next shutdown/restart

I'm going to be very annoyed by the end of this, probably

also for the record I got here because I started playing "why the fuck won't discord start on boot" again, since it's been a few years. That game always leads into another, more annoying game

[yourlocalnerd07]

Oh, I see you have a problem with Windows! Have you tried running the troubleshooter? Oh, it didn't work? Have you tried rebooting, or updating, or reinstalling drivers, or running sfc /scannow or DISM? Oh, what's this? None of that worked because they're intentionally empty solutions? Just reinstall Windows. You're supposed to reinstall your OS every several months, anyway. (Forget about the times when you didn't need to do that. They don't exist, silly!

[hedonicghost]

You can also try running the system file checker and dism tool! in command prompt do "sfc /scannow" and then when its done do "DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth"

i'm so sure there is your honor