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How to Block Read/Write Access to USB or CD Drive through Registry Editor in Windows 11
Due to some reasons, if you want to disable read/write access to a USB or CD drive in your Windows 11/10/8/7 PC, this article will guide you. For example, you often leave your PC unattended. Anyone who has access to your computer can steal the data by connecting a USB drive. In this situation, you might want to disable USB/CD device access on your computer if someone wants to copy your files to removable devices (USB stick or CD) to do so.
[mai mult...]How to Fix an Operation Did Not Complete Virus Error on Windows by Adding the File to the Antivirus Exclusion List
If you trust your file and its source, and you think your antivirus has mistakenly recognized it as a potential threat you can add it to your antivirus’ whitelist so your future access to the file isn’t blocked. This way, you can keep your antivirus enabled while still keeping your access to the file open.
[mai mult...]How to Fix an Operation Did Not Complete Virus Error on Windows by Temporarily Disabling the Antivirus Protection
If you trust your file and its source, and you think your antivirus has mistakenly recognized it as a potential threat, turn off your antivirus protection to access your file.
CAUTION: You should only do this if you know what you’re doing and trust the file 100%. Otherwise, if your file indeed contains a virus, you’ll end up with an infected PC, causing numerous other problems.
[mai mult...]How to Fix the “Something Didn’t Go As Planned” Error in Windows 11
Most often, the cause for Windows 11 displaying a “Something Didn’t Go As Planned” error message is the lack of a correct ID for the system partition. This system partition ID may have been altered or erased, causing updates to fail to install.
[mai mult...]KeyError: ‘key_name’
The “KeyError” occurs when you try to access a dictionary key that doesn’t exist in the dictionary. This error typically indicates that you are referencing a key that is not present in the dictionary.
Consider the following code snippet:
student = {‘name’: ‘John’, ‘age’: 20}
print(student[‘grade’])
In this example, the dictionary student contains the keys 'name' and 'age'. However, when you try to access student['grade'], which is not a valid key in the dictionary, the “KeyError” occurs.