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问题 I was once looking for getting the HDD serial number without using WMI, and I found it. The code I found and posted on StackOverFlow.com works very well on 32 bit Windows, both XP and Vista. The trouble only begins when I try to get the serial number on 64 bit OSs (Vista Ultimate 64, specifically). The code returns String.Empty, or a Space all the time. Anyone got an idea how to fix this? EDIT: I used the tools Dave Cluderay suggested, with interesting results: Here is the output from

问题 I was once looking for getting the HDD serial number without using WMI, and I found it. The code I found and posted on StackOverFlow.com works very well on 32 bit Windows, both XP and Vista. The trouble only begins when I try to get the serial number on 64 bit OSs (Vista Ultimate 64, specifically). The code returns String.Empty, or a Space all the time. Anyone got an idea how to fix this? EDIT: I used the tools Dave Cluderay suggested, with interesting results: Here is the output from

问题 Windows 7 (and probably Windows Vista) display localized folder names using the LocalizedResourceName entry in the desktop.ini file. For my Documents folder, this looks like [.ShellClassInfo] LocalizedResourceName=@%SystemRoot%\system32\shell32.dll,-21770 IconResource=%SystemRoot%\system32\imageres.dll,-112 IconFile=%SystemRoot%\system32\shell32.dll IconIndex=-235 (see this question) This way the explorer displays the path "C:\Users\Username\Documents" as "C:\Benutzer\Username\Dokumente" on a

问题 I'm working on updating one of our applications. It must use .NET 2.0. One portion creates a file on the Desktop using FileStream fs = new FileStream(Environment.GetFolderPath (Environment.SpecialFolder.DesktopDirectory), FileMode.Create); But I get an UnauthorizedAccessException in Windows 7 (and Vista too, I'm assuming, though I haven't tested that yet). I looked into elevation (not for the entire program, but for a separate assembly which would create the file and perform actions on it);

问题 Often when I do a checkout of a different branch, or a reset, I will get 'permission denied' errors from windows for one to a dozen files - but the particular files vary from run to run. Here's the output from a test I just did, with GIT_TRACE=1. The trace only added the one line before the error message: $ git checkout master trace: built-in: git 'checkout' 'master' error: git checkout-index: unable to create file dotnet/src/myfile.cs (Permission denied) D dotnet/src/myfile.cs Switched to

问题 We have an application that programmatically maps network drives. On Vista with UAC on, we get some strange issues. Our application maps the drive non-elevated, so if the user browses explorer and double clicks to run an exe, it prompts for UAC. So when they approve it, it prompts for a username/password for the share... Strange since the credentials are saved. It turns out, an elevated process cannot access a mapped drive that was mapped from a non-elevated process. To see this issue in

问题 I install my app under "Program Files" directory. And I install data, under "ProgramData" directory: Environment.SpecialFolder.CommonApplicationData In programData I have created folder to save data. Example: C:\ProgramData\MyApp\MyData\here I have files and folders Under XP all runs fine. But not under Vista or W7 OS. I can read files in this directory, but I can not write files, I can not create new files, etc. The user is logged as Admin. Where I can store data without restrictions? I need

问题 I have an application and I'm trying to make sure it's running in a secure environment. First of all, I check if Windows is genuine, which makes it more likely that the user keeps it up-to-date. If not, I just pop up a message warning the user there's a possible risk because he still needs to validate Windows. Now, I want to do a bit more. I also want to check if the user has installed a virusscanner. I don't care which one, as long as he has installed one. Then the same for checking if a

问题 We are currently using the NetBios method, and it works ok under XP. Preliminary tests under Vista show that it also works, but there are caveats - NetBIOS has to be present, for instance, and from what I've been reading, the order of the adapters is bound to change. Our alternative method - with SNMPExtensionQuery - seems to be broken under Vista. The question is: do you know of a reliable way to get a list of the local MAC addresses on a Vista machine? Backwards compatibility with XP is a

问题 For example \b backspace prints as quad (shown as [] in example below). But \n newline is Ok. >>> print 'abc\bd' abc[]d >>> print 'abc\nd' abc d Im running under Vista (pro), python 2.7 Ive tried googling this issue generally and in SO and cant find anything relevant, which seems odd and makes me wonder if theres some setting or other may be wrong in my setup. Not sure what to look for. 回答1: What am I doing wrong or what should I be looking for? Is it reasonable to expect backspace,