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So your language and locale are set to one of the supported languages/locales but Cortana refuses to allow you to switch it on with a ‘language or locale not supported’ message.
You upgraded right?
Bad news: you need to do a clean install of windows 10.
Good news: Cortana will now work properly.
Oh, and make sure your language and locale match.
Well, windows 10 arrives and we wait for audio drivers. The built in ones only provide 5.1 audio when using Edge/IE. So you’ve only got 2 channel sound (no speaker fill) and when you open the sound properties you get an enhancements warning.
These drivers worked for me (VIA Vinyl 2021 HD) and I guess for most VIA audio codecs.
http://download.viatech.com/en/support/driversSelect.jsp
Nothing special to do, just install and enjoy. One thing I did notice is the HD Vdeck app does not open.
[Update]
the HD Vdeck app now opens under TH-2 build 10532 of windows
[/Update]
Seems Centos (thus RH) have changed the way things work slightly. Especially if you have multiple interfaces (NIC’s).
If your having problems with VPN not forwarding correctly, or your openVPN stopped working since updating from Centos 5, then this will most likely be what your looking for.
nano /etc/sysctl.conf
change
net.ipv4.conf.default.rp_filter = 1
to
net.ipv4.conf.default.rp_filter = 2
now reboot and enjoy.
BaDboD
If your having poroblems installing Bitdefender Anti Virus on Windows 10 technical preview, try this (works for me).
Download the Bitdefender installer from Bitdefender website. If you bought it online then use the link in your purchase email.
Place the file somewhere easy to get to, like c:\temp.
Now use the compression program of your choice to unpack the contents of the file. I use 7-zip, so right click the downloaded file and select ‘7-zip’ -> ‘Extract to’.
now open a command prompt as administrator and navigate to c:\temp
cd c:\temp
setupdownloader.exe /silent
The install is silent, there will be no on-screen progress or results. Just wait a minute or two (depending on your internet speed) while the program downloads and installs. Eventually you will see the Bitdefender program appear in the system tray.
Enjoy
Having trouble getting Windows Defender to start. Maybe you just removed an ant virus program and now you are getting messages like ‘This app has been disabled’.
Try opening a command prompt as administrator (right click->select ‘Run as Administrator’) and type
sc start WinDefend Enable
One reboot later and you should be good to go.