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В джезве или метално канче се слагат две супени лъжици захар.
Съдът се слага на котлона, за да се карамелизира леко захарта. След като покафенее, се налива ракията, като се разбърква с лъжица.
След като се загрее ракията, в нея се пускат карамфилчетата и резенчетата ябълка.
Когато ракията достигне границата на завиране, съдът се дръпва от котлона и се похлупва за няколко минути.
I run into an issue with Google Chrome not working on Windows 10 machine recently. It took me a whole day to figure it out, so hopefully this post saves someone the time.
It was a brand new Dell laptop pre-installed with Windows 10 Home edition. After installing all windows updates and updates from Dell I started installing additional software including Google Chrome. Immediately I noticed it was not loading any web site. In the same time Microsoft Edge was working fine.
I installed Firefox and it was working fine. At this point I started to wonder is Microsoft was sabotaging Google’s browser 🙂 It was not the case.
I also discovered I was not able to RDP to a remote machine. Cisco AnyConnect client would not connect to the VPN at work. It looked liked a more broad network issue. I tried several troubleshooting techniques including:
The day was spent Googling and trying different things to no avail. I good video I want to mention here is:
Unfortunately none of these techniques worked for me. And then while I was playing with the firewall I noticed this:
It turns out McAfee was controlling the firewall. It came pre-installed with Windows. Initially it is free but after several months you have to purchase a license if you want to keep using it. I decided to remove it and use the free version of Avast instead before installing all my other software. There were three entries with ‘McAfee’ in the ‘Apps & features’. I was able to un-install two of them. I could not remove the third one. I tried several time but each time the process would fail and a pop-up that looked like a browser would show up. It looked like a page that cannot be loaded. Too bad I did not take any screen-shot to show what I meant. Eventually I gave up and forgot about it until I saw the screen-shot above. It seemed what ever was left of McAfee was tempering with the firewall.
McAfee has a special tool which you can use to remove the software when the normal un-install does not work. Google this and you will find it:
“McAfee Consumer Product Removal tool” site:mcafee.com
Download the MCPR.exe and run in. It took almost 5 minutes for the tool to remove anything left of McAfee. This is on a machine with i& and SSD drive. It could take even longer on a slower machine. Be patient. When it is done, restart the computer.
After that everything was working just fine. I hope this helps someone out there.
How to enable TLS 1.2 on Windows Server 2008 R2?
QuoVadis recommends enabling and using the TLS 1.2 protocol on your server. TLS 1.2 has improvements over previous versions of the TLS and SSL protocol which will improve your level of security. By default, Windows Server 2008 R2 does not have this feature enabled. This KB article will describe the process to enable this.
Your server should now support TLS 1.2.
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