Gadz N Gizz

  Today when I was setting up sync on my Outlook account, this option popped up: I am going to enable it and lets see how it works: Looks like it's just an authenticator MFA Repeatedly getting no internet connection error while trying to link the account. If this happens at the time of approval, than what to do? Therefore, dropping this idea for now.  

  Problem: We have two timestamps. Need to calculate the time difference. Issues: It might be only Time (same day) It can be Days and Hours. Approach: Split Date Split Time Find Date Difference Find Time Difference = SPLIT ( F4 , " " ) Final Formula: = CONCATENATE ( V4 - T4 , " days " , hour ( W4 - U4 ) , " hours " , MINUTE ( W4 - U4 ) , " minutes" )

  Many of us might have noticed this message popping up when we restart our computers. It says that the support for Flash Player would end after 31st December 2020 Now, we might be thinking if Adobe is ending the support, wouldn't it impact the websites! The answer is that almost all modern websites use new technologies like HTML5, CSS3, Javascript to load content that does not require Flash. This is the reason why the websites you use would not be impacted by this. The browsers like Chrome, Firefox and Edge are already prepared to handle this change and are going to block the flash content in accordance to the announcement by Adobe. Once you uninstall the Flash Player, adobe gives you this message which tells how it has helped in shaping the internet all these years but it misses out telling you how big a security threat Adobe Flash has proven to be over the years!

You have a good 64 bits laptop but the version of Google Chrome that you see working on your machine is always 32 bits. Why?   But first, why to get 64 bit version: 1. Security 2. Compatibility 3. Better performance Just make sure you are downloading the 64-bit version and not the default version from the Chrome website.   And double check by opening the task manager again - it should not show 32-bit after the Google Chrome application (like it was showing earlier).  Finally, go to Chrome Settings --> About to confirm the version.   Good to go!!