Open Facebook’s mobile website or the basic version of the mobile website. Find the log out link (in the hamburger menu on the mobile website or at the very bottom of the basic website) and click on it:
You’re running an application on a PC with a high DPI display and some (or all) of the controls are too small. You do not want to change the system-wide scaling settings just to make this application more usable.
Windows 10 allows you to change the high DPI settings for each application.
If this method does not work, locate the application’s folder and right-click on the application file (.exe), then select Properties.
“System” should solve the issue of some controls being smaller than others), though the app will look a bit blurry. “System (enhanced)” will try to make everything look more crisp. You might want to try out all settings (and you may have to restart the app to see any changes).
You can find further information on the settings in this Windows Blog article under “End-user DPI-scaling improvements”.
You’ve exported a project as a template. You’ve made sure that “automatically import the template into Visual studio” was checked:
Still, the template does not appear in the “new project” dialog.
Make sure you’ve not made any selection in the “language”, “platform” or “project type” dropdowns:
After clearing the C# language selection, the export template appears:
In Visual Studio 16.1.4, it was also not possible to enter the name of the template:
However, this seems to have been fixed (works in 16.4.1).
When my ancient Logitech G500 mouse stopped working properly, I followed these helpful instructions to bring it back to life. Now I know more than I ever wanted to know about the mechanics inside the Omron D2FC-F-7N microswitch.
Here’s a short video I made showing how it should work:
This is a photo of a working switch:
The following switches will not work as the leaf spring is not positioned correctly in one of the notches:
I recommend opening the switch from this side (compare label on your switch for orientation):
Finally, a photo with my finger shows why these are called microswitches (actually Omron uses the term “Ultra Sub Miniature Basic Switch”):
Disclaimer: If your mouse has been in use for several years, you should seriously consider buying a replacement switch. I believe you could desolder the switch from the top by cutting it into pieces first (the plastic is rather soft). Replacements don’t seem to be available from electronic components distributors but are sold on Amazon.com (affiliate link).
I was only able to repair my mouse because I had another broken one from which I stole a leaf spring (from the less-used right switch). The original spring of the left switch in my mouse was badly deformed. Unfortunately I can’t show you any pictures because it flew away when I tried to bend it.
I went to the product page on the LogiLink website, clicked on “Downloads”, then on the link to the driver which sent me to a 404 page on 2direct.de.
I then searched for the product directly on the 2direct.de website, found it here, clicked on “Downloads”, then on “Treiber AU0033” (Treiber is German for driver), which led to a PDF document that in turn contained the link to the actual driver ZIP file (which is hosted on the LogiLink website where I started).
You can find an uninstaller under “Logilink AU0033 8x seriell\CD\Driver\Windows\64X\9710_7840_QUADPORT_MSUninst.exe”, running this before the installer fixed a problem on my system where only half of the ports would appear.
