Quick Steps How to enter Safe Mode in Windows 10 using “Shift + Restart” on the sign-in screen On the Windows 10 sign-in screen, press and hold the SHIFT key on the keyboard. With this key still pressed, click or tap the Power button and, in the menu that opens, click Restart. Windows 10 restarts Read More
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7 Ways to Switch User in Windows 10
Most people are not the only users of their computers and devices. Whether you have a little brother or sister, or one of your grandparents wants to experience the world of technology, they could cause real damage to your operating system because they are not familiar with your devices. That is why Windows 10 allows Read More
Dynamics 365 vs. Dynamics NAV: Which is Right for You?
As Microsoft partners and clients, we can tell you one thing we’ve learned over the years; it’s hard to predict where Microsoft will go next. By now, we have grown used to Microsoft making major adjustments in a matter of weeks. This includes changing product names, licensing options, etc. The Dynamics product line is no Read More
Understand Different CSV Formats
by Allen Wyatt Bruce often has to save his Excel worksheets in CSV format for use with other programs. When performing the Save As operation, he noted that there are several different CSV formats listed as possibilities. Bruce is curious about the differences between these CSV formats. For those unfamiliar with the acronym, CSV is short Read More
Power BI: CALCULATETABLE function DAX
CALCULATETABLE function is a power bi filter function in DAX that evaluates a table expression in a context modified by the given filters. It returns a table of values. CALCULATETABLE(<expression>,<filter1>,<filter2>,…) <expression> is a table expression to be evaluated. A measure can not be used as expression. <filter1>,<filter2>.. is a Boolean expression or a table expression Read More
How to find the Path (Location) of JRE in Windows 10
“Start” > “Control Panel” > “Java”. Select “Java” tab. Click “View” Look in the “Path” column for version of the JRE you have installed. In the above example, the “Path” contains: JAVA_HOME should point to the root directory of the Java installation, so in this case: And the PATH should contain JAVA_HOME\bin, in this case: From a command prompt Read More