Microsoft has quietly begun adding Fix-it buttons to some of their Knowledge Base articles. The Fix-it buttons run a script which will automatically fix the problem associated in the KB article, according to a Beyond Binary report. There are only a limited number of KB articles which have such a button; around 100 or so. But assuming you trust Microsoft’s scripting abilities, it’s a lot easier than having to edit the registry or some such other mundane Windows activity manually. Here’s one example: if the Internet<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Microsoft has quietly begun adding Fix-it buttons to some of their Knowledge Base articles. The Fix-it buttons run a script which will automatically fix the problem associated in the KB article, according to a Beyond Binary report. There are only a limited number of KB articles which have such a button; around 100 or so. But assuming you trust Microsoft’s scripting abilities, it’s a lot easier than having to edit the registry or some such other mundane Windows activity manually. Here’s one example: if the Internet Continue reading