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I've been having a bit of an issue with GPE (gpedit.msc). It doesn't seem to break anything important so far, but it's just something annoying I've ran into when editing certain policies, most notably Autoplay. Basically, whenever I open gpedit.msc, it will give an error or two saying it has encountered an error while parsing. Translated, it says something like this: Can't find resource '$(string.SiteDiscoveryEnableWMI)' referenced in attribute displayName. File C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions\inetres.admx, rule 34686, column 235 I think it's worth mentioning that my Windows installation was Sysprepped when I received my new motherboard and CPU, and I suspect that having broken more than I'd have wished for. (This was months ago by the way). I'd format the C drive and install Windows 10, but I want to hold off on that for a while. I'm essentially keeping my current installation together with duct tape, so to say. Here's an image of what I mean. It's in dutch: This, together with boot times of around 3 and a half minutes (This includes logging in and the time it takes until I can really "use" Windows) makes me feel a little disappointed of the performance. I'm sure I'm not infected with anything nasty. I generally keep a safe system and run Norton AV, MBAM Premium, MBAE, and I have a couple of custom firewall rules. I also use Firefox with Adblock Plus and NoScript. I really suspect the sysprep and my somewhat chaotic habits of installing/removing games from Steam are to blame. I'm wondering if any of you have any ideas of how to improve performance and fix certain issues I'm having. I've kinda ran out of ideas myself, which is why I turn to the forums. If there's anyone who's willing to help and think with me, that'd be great! Edited by Foldingchair, 30 September 2015 - 12:26 PM. "Peace and blessings be upon you all." BC AdBot (Login to Remove)
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Posted 02 October 2015 - 11:22 AM hello ! i had the same problem, i uninstalled the windows update KB3087038 and now it's better FoldingchairFoldingchair
Posted 02 October 2015 - 12:06 PM Hmm... I removed the update and rebooted, and the issue seems to have disappeared. I also could swear my system went to a resting state much quicker after logging in as well. I guess that does it! Can't believe a stupid little update can cause annoying issues like this. One of the major reasons I don't want Windows 10 on my main PC yet, because of the automatic updates. Then, when I try to add a file to this project, it is disabled. eg: Right clicking on the project, all the "add" options are greyed out. Alternatively, making a new .cpp or .h file, the dropdown menu to select which project I want to add this file to is disabled as part of the File>>New File or Project sequence. Essentially I can't do anything. Now, if the project I added was an empty Qmake project, if I populate the .pro file with the following generic stuff: TEMPLATE = app TARGET = test QT = core gui greaterThan(QT_MAJOR_VERSION, 4): QT += widgets Then I save and close the project, and reopen, everything works as it should. I can add files. But if I make a QT Console application where the .pro file is populated from the template, then it just flat-out doesn't work. No amount of opening or closing changes anything. The message shown above persists. Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails. |
