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Can I change folder in Windows command line CMD or PowerShell? Sysadmins love it! Yes, you can popup the QAP menu over the Windows Console (CMD command line utility) and the newer PowerShell application. The console emulator ConEmu is also supported. Ans, since v11, the Windows app Windows Terminal is supported as well.To change folder in these applications, click the Middle Mouse Button over the CMD or PowerShell window (or activate the CMD/PowerShell window and hit Windows + W) and select a folder in your popup menu. The folder will be sent to the target window with the appropriate command to change folder in CMD or PowerShell.Users of international Windows versions who had issues with accentuated characters not being sent properly to the CMD window, this issue has been solved since v8.7. Can I control how my computer is closed with QAP? Quick Access Popup gives you full control on how you close your computer or your screen. With the new QAP Feature Close Computer Control Center, you can Power down, Shutdown, Restart your computer or simply Logoff. You can tell Windows to forced the selected command if required (if you really require it, because this can cause loss of data).You can also Sleep or Hibernate your computer with two options: Sleep immediately (which may cause data loss) and Disable wake events which prevents some events (like alerts) to wake up you computer when you do not want it.Finally, you can simply Turn monitor off, Put monitor in low-power mode or Start screen saver.The Close Computer Control Center feature is available in the QAP Features tree view under the category Windows Features. In addition, other individual QAP Features are available under the Close Computer Commands subcategory: Restart computer, Logoff user, Sleep computer, Hibernate computer, Turn monitor off, Put monitor in low-power mode and Start screen saver. Can I close all running applications and windows in one click? The QAP Feature Close All Windows displays a dialog box listing all the windows of applications running on your PC. In this list you can select the windows to close. Use the Select/Deselect all buttons or select the check boxes individually. Then click Close selected windows to proceed.You can double-click (or press Enter) on one window to see more info about its application and close this app individually.To add this QAP Feature, select the menu Favorite, Add, choose the favorite type QAP Feature and select the feature Close all windows under the section Window Management. Can I make the active window always on top? The QAP Feature Window Always on top will turn any window to be the top-most window even if another normal window should cover part or all of it. If the window already has the Always on Top property enabled, the QAP feature will toggle it it to OFF.To use this feature, you must add it to your menu, add a QAP Feature favorite and select the item under the Window Management category. Can I sync menu icons with custom

Use the Maintenance Window dashboard to define time periodsduring which BigFix canrun actions; mainly maintenance activities.Client locking allows computers or groups of computers to be excludedfrom running actions. Client locking can be useful, for example, ifspecific development computers must be excluded from changes or updates.It also provides a technique for testing new actions on a limitedset of unlocked computers, while keeping the network locked down.With the Maintenance Window dashboard, you can set and enforcemaintenance windows for BigFix Clients.You can use the Maintenance Window dashboard and tasks to change orremove the maintenance window. You can use the Maintenance WindowAnalysis also to see the current maintenance window for your computers. Run the following steps to enforce a maintenance window on a computeror on a group of computers:Click the All Content domain in the Domain Panel.Select the Dashboards icon in the Domain Panel navigationtree.Select BES Support.Click Maintenance Windows Dashboard. The dashboard opens.Click Create New Maintenance Window to set a new Maintenance Window. After you create a maintenance window, you can see it under Maintenance Tasks.Note: If you create a weekly maintenance window with a retroactive starting date (a date that is earlier than the current date), then the Maintenance Window Analysis will return wrong values for the Next Maintenance Window property until the first run. Select current or future dates.Use the "Enforce Maintenance Window with Client Locking" task to set a maintenance window on acomputer. The computer is unlocked when it is in the maintenance window and locked for the remainderof the time. Each computer can have only one active maintenance window at any time. The "EnforceMaintenance Window with Client Locking" task updates the state and the date of the lock of theclient, therefore any locking or unlocking action taken before this date is ineffective. Similarly,this task becomes ineffective if any locking or unlocking actions are taken later on. In this case,you must run this task again.Note: Alternatively you can lock or unlock a computer, by running thefollowing steps:Right-clicking on the computer.Selecting Edit Computer SettingsClicking the check mark to lock or unlock the computer.Click the maintenance tasks to apply the maintenance window to computers.After a maintenance window is set on a computer, it returns true or false in the "MaintenanceWindow" property.

If the ScanSnap and the computer cannot be connected via Wi-Fi, check the following in number order: Did you select a profile that was created on another computer or on the same computer by using another user account? If you selected a profile that was created on another computer or on the same computer by using another user account, you cannot scan documents. Perform the following to check that the selected profile was created with your user account on the computer that you are using. HINT If only one profile is displayed on the touch panel, press to display all profiles. Windows Click the [Scan] button at the top of the main window of ScanSnap Home to display the scan window. If the main window is not already displayed, refer to To Display the Main Window. Click to display the [Edit profiles] window. Select a profile that you want to check from the profile list. If [You cannot edit profiles created by other users.] is displayed in the [Edit profiles] window, the profile was created on another computer or on the same computer by using another user account. Select a profile that was created on the computer that you are using, and scan documents. Mac OS Click the [Scan] button at the top of the main window of ScanSnap Home to display the scan window. If the main window is not already displayed, click the [ScanSnap Home] icon in the application list that appears when you click Launchpad in the Dock. Click to display the [Edit profiles] window. Select a profile that you want to check from the profile list. If [You cannot edit profiles created by other users.] is displayed in the [Edit profiles] window, the profile was created on another computer or on the same computer by using another user account. Select a profile that was created on the computer that you are using, and scan documents. HINT To display only profiles (which were created with the computer that is connected to the ScanSnap) on the touch panel, select [Selected user] or [Connected user] for [Display of profiles] in the [Scanner settings] screen that can be displayed after displaying the [Settings] screen, For details, refer to Changing Users in order to Display the User's Own Profiles. Is the Wi-Fi switch of the ScanSnap turned off? Turn on the Wi-Fi switch of the ScanSnap. Is the Wi-Fi indicator lit or flashing in orange? The signal between the wireless access point and the ScanSnap is weak, or there may be some signal interference. Move the ScanSnap and the wireless access point to different locations. Move the ScanSnap closer to the wireless access point. Move the ScanSnap and the wireless access point away from the following items: Obstacles that may block the signal (for example, walls and metal boards) Devices that may cause signal interference (for example, microwaves and cordless phones) and wireless devices Change the direction of the ScanSnap. Also, communication in certain wireless channels may become unstable due to

A public wireless LAN. If you connect the ScanSnap to a public wireless LAN by mistake, the ScanSnap cannot be used in Direct Connect mode in the environment. Perform one of the following: Delete unnecessary wireless access points by using ScanSnap Wireless Setup Tool. Switch to the Direct Connect mode manually. For details, refer to the ScanSnap Wireless Setup Tool Help. For details about how to start ScanSnap Wireless Setup Tool, refer to Configuring the Wi-Fi Settings. Did you select the ScanSnap that you are using in the [Select a scanner] list in ScanSnap Home? Make sure that the ScanSnap that you are using is selected in the [Select a scanner] list in the following procedure. Windows Click the [Scan] button at the top of the main window of ScanSnap Home to display the scan window. If the main window is not already displayed, refer to To Display the Main Window. Check that the ScanSnap that you are using is displayed in [Select a scanner]. If another ScanSnap unit is selected, select the ScanSnap that you are using. Mac OS Click the [Scan] button at the top of the main window of ScanSnap Home to display the scan window. If the main window is not already displayed, click the [ScanSnap Home] icon in the application list that appears when you click Launchpad in the Dock. Check that the ScanSnap that you are using is displayed in [Select a scanner]. If another ScanSnap unit is selected, select the ScanSnap that you are using. Is the ScanSnap connected to another computer? If the ScanSnap is connected to another computer while [Selected user] or [Connected user] is set for [Display of profiles] in the [Scanner settings] screen that can be displayed after displaying the [Settings] screen on the touch panel, you cannot scan documents. Check whether the ScanSnap is connected to another computer, and if connected, reconnect the ScanSnap and your computer in the following procedure: Windows Click the [Scan] button at the top of the main window of ScanSnap Home to display the scan window. If the main window is not already displayed, refer to To Display the Main Window. Check that the ScanSnap that you are using is displayed in [Select a scanner]. If the ScanSnap is connected to another computer, the [Connect to the scanner] button appears on the scan window. Click the [Connect to the scanner] button and reconnect to the ScanSnap and your computer. Mac OS Click the [Scan] button at the top of the main window of ScanSnap Home to display the scan window. If the main window is not already displayed, click the [ScanSnap Home] icon in the application list that appears when you click Launchpad in the Dock. Check that the ScanSnap that you are using is displayed in [Select a scanner]. If the ScanSnap is connected to another computer, the [Connect to the scanner] button appears on the scan window. Click the [Connect to the scanner] button and reconnect to the ScanSnap and your