windows-10

I installed Git on my Windows 10 a couple of months ago. It worked fine for some time. But now, it's running so slow. The git status command takes 7 seconds to execute, and git stash takes many minutes for stashing (even if there is nothing to stash). Also, I would like to point out that git status prints the result instantaneously, but I can not enter a new command for a few seconds as shown in the image below. I have tried surfing the net for solutions to my problem like this , this , etc. but none of these have worked. P.S.: I use Windows Defender antivirus, and it is NOT making my Bash

I am having a really hard time getting my SSH keys up and running after installing Windows 10. Normal method is create it and throw it in the user's account under .ssh. This folder does not appear to be available in Windows 10. Anyone else run into this? I need to have 3 SSH keys for different repos and this is really holding me up. Digital Fun Frenzy Open the windows command line (type "cmd" on the search box and hit enter). It'll default to your home folder, so you don't need to cd to a different one. Type ssh-keygen Follow the instructions and you are good to go Your ssh keys should be

I'm trying to run NetBeans under Windows 8.1 on a screen with a high DPI. Windows itself has scaling enabled to 400% and everything else looks just fine. However, when I start NetBeans, it runs as if there's no scaling enabled and I just see tiny little letters in the IDE. I did check the properties under which the IDE starts and they do have "Enable scaling for this program" checked. I could increase font size in the editor and the error log, which would at least enable me to view what I'm typing on the screen, however, all menus, side-bars, panels, etc, remain very small which is very

I am using Visual Studio 2015, Python 3.5.2, Windows 10, and have recently upgraded pip to 9.0.1. I am trying to install Tensorflow 0.12 on my system. I tried to use VS's built in "Install Python Package" function, as well as command prompting pip install python Both ways I get the same error: Installing 'tensorflow' Collecting tensorflow Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement tensorflow (from versions: ) No matching distribution found for tensorflow 'tensorflow' failed to install. Exit code: 1` I don't know what to do from here. Supposedly the pip command was all I had to do

I have qml Windows application. When run it in debug mode, everything is ok. When I make build and run it from C:\Program Files... directory, main window not shown. There is two things, who shown that application works - after start. Application need file on disk. If not exists, create it. When application start, from C:\Program Files... it make a file. It show, that app work - after start. In task manager exe is visible. But there is no window visible after start... Can you help me? You should use windeployqt with --qmldir. Read this manual http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/windows-deployment.html . 来源：

I am on a windows 10 system, and I recently installed the latest version of python python 3.7.0. I enable the PATH and tried to install pygame through CMD. I first type in pip , that works as normal. I then try pip install pygame Now, this is where the problem arises. CMD comes up with this: Collecting pygame Using cached https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/b0/30/4df62b0eb0f09a8ad1c329ff5479b3b115e8dce25475fd0c2f73cb790aa4/pygame-1.9.4-cp37-cp37m-win32.whl Installing collected packages: pygame Could not install packages due to an EnvironmentError: [WinError 5] Access is denied: 'c:\

I'm trying to register certain hotkeys, but I can't because they are Windows defaults. CTRL+WIN+1 minimizes the current window. I'd like it to do something else. I'd like to completely disable WIN+LEFT/RIGHT. I'm also trying to handle the CTRL+WIN+Arrow in my own virtual desktop manager. zVirtualDesktop This has to be done using c# and Win32 API if necessary. It absolutely cannot use Autohotkey. Every page I find descibes how this can be done with AutoHotKey. I'd post code, but I really don't know where to start. I use Win32 to register hotkeys. I assume there is a way to override them, but I

I'm having trouble importing Machine Learning algorithms from scikit-learn. I have it installed but whenever I type for example "from sklearn.naive_bayes import GaussianNB" it says " 'from' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. I'm using Anaconda on Windows 10. Is it compatibility issue? Am I missing something? Idk I'm still new to Python so I feel lost. Thanks That needs to be run in the Python REPL, not at a command line. Be sure to start one before typing Python statements. You need to write the Import command in the Python terminal. You can