C++ In internet explorer

Jay Jay Fields

Hey, thank you guys for your input on my previous post but now I’m having a problem with opening my H. File an whenever I try to open it, it shows a window where I can choose to open save or delete the file whenever I choose to open it it says running security scan and open internet explorer for a split second, anyone else have this problem?

Meta Chuh

@Jay-Jay-Fields

this is the notepad++ community forum.
this is not a source of information on how to learn to use c++.

you will have a better chance of getting your c++ programming related questions answered at stackoverflow.com.

quote of the day:
a car dealer will give you a car, but he won’t teach you how to drive.

PeterJones

@Meta-Chuh said:

a car dealer will give you a car, but he won’t teach you how to drive.

Your car dealers just give them away? I have to fork over a fistful of cash (or sign away my life in credit) to get a car from a dealer.

Besides, cookie baking is the appropriate metaphor around here.

Meta Chuh

@PeterJones

Your car dealers just give them away?

nitpicking, but true.
notepad++ is free, so from now on all car dealers have to give all notepad++ users a car for free. 😉

cookie baking is the appropriate metaphor around here.

correct, >>> see here <<<. 😁

andrecool-68

@Meta-Chuh said:

correct, >>> see here <<<. 😁

These power settings affect only the system disk … or all physical disks?

Meta Chuh

@andrecool-68

(off topic, regarding the power management issue linked above)

these power settings affect all disks, which are physically connected via, sata, m.2, usb, etc.
(except for usb hard drives, that do not support power management, they will stay allways on.)

note: a few external 2.5" hdds also override the windows power management options, as they have an external power management feature built in into their controllers.
such drives will always go to sleep, regardless of your windows power management settings.

for everyone that wants to speed up file change detections on many opened files, and have a drive which will always go to sleep, regardless of the power management settings:

a recent turbo commit from @SinghRajenM adds the option to activate the file status auto-detection only for the current tab, instead of checking either all or none of the opened files. 👍

andrecool-68

@Meta-Chuh
And there is no Transmission)))