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The portable version of Alternate Archiver. This version doesn't need to be installed - so it is not bound to a single computer. It can be copied to a movabledevice like an USB-stick and used on several computers without leavingdata residues like configuration settings or registry-values.The following tools are included - you may also use/launch them separately:- Alternate Directory (portable)- Alternate File Move (portable)- Alternate File Shredder (portable)- Alternate Exe Packer (portable)- Alternate Dll Analyzer (portable)- Alternate Splitter (portable)- Alternate FTP (portable)Just copy the content of the ZIP-archive to any drive you want (e.g.an USB-stick) and execute it by using the link or directly start the EXE-file. The language has to be changed once, using menu entry View->Language.To remove this program just delete its containing folder including its links. This program and the tools Directory, Exe Packer, File Shredder,File Move and Splitter may also be run on Linux using the Mono-framework (and Windows Forms). Versionnumber: 4.600 Filesize: 3527.89 Date: 14.02.2025 MD5 value: 531d57930abc3041eac796795a3c2f0f Supported operating systems: Windows 98, Me, 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10, 11, Server, Linux (with Mono) Languages included: English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Swedish, Arabic, Italian, Greek, Japanese, Russian, Hungarian, Turkish, Polnisch, Korean, Dutch Current Downloads: 11911 Download: Preview:

Back in the early days of Windows XP, computers came with smaller capacity hard drives like 40 GB. Those hard drives got filled up with all kinds of files after some time of using the PC and then Windows showed a message – “Hard drive has run out of space.” Thankfully, those days are far behind us and we have spacious hard drives with storage space in the order of 1 TB and more. Such large capacity drives are very hard to fill up completely.But still, after continuous use of a Windows computer, your hard drives are bound to be filled with all sorts of clutter and unwanted files. These junk files are doing no good to the performance of your PC and can be safely deleted. You can use a free portable software called Alternate Directory to easily get rid of these junk filesWhat makes Alternate Directory different from popular junk cleaner programs such as CCleaner is that it works at the level of a single folder only. While CCleaner scans entire computer for junk files, Alternate Directory scans for junk files in the selected folder or partition only.In the user interface of Alternate Directory, you can select a folder or partition, and then click on the Diagnosis button. This will quickly go through the selected folder and list all the files that can be deleted. It will also inform you how much space will be freed if you decide to delete these files.If you decide to delete these files, then you can click on the Clean button. You can also choose how the files are deleted – by sending them to the Recycle Bin, asking your permission to delete them or deleting them without any consent. There are options to choose what to do when deletion is finished – shutdown PC or do nothing.In the options for Alternate Directory, you can select the type of files that are considered junk files or unnecessary files. You can select different set of file types – standard, advanced and critical. The standard set includes smallest number of the file types, advanced set has more file types and the critical set has the largest number of file types.Conclusion: Alternate Directory can remove all the unnecessary files from selected folders or partitions making them more spacious and free of clutter. Like any other junk cleaner, it should be used carefully or you may end up with missing necessary files.You can download Alternate Directory from Post navigation

"Teams Channel" will be restored.Specific items can also be selected to be restored. There is a download function that will let you download the item directly. For instructions on how to use the download function please refer to the instructions discussed above.Posts in Teams Channel will not be restored to the original thread. Instead, it will only be restored as data export in HTML format stored in the local machine or OneDrive.From SharePoint SitesClick on the Sites that will be restored. There is also a search function if there are many Sites listed.Select the item(s) you would like to restore. You can also choose to restore backed up file from a specific backup job of your choice using the drop-down menu at the top.There is a preview function that will let you see the content so you can check if you want to restore it. For instructions on how to use the preview function please refer to the instructions discussed above.From Public FoldersClick on the Public Folder that will be restored. There is also a search function if there are many Public Folders listed.Select the item(s) you would like to restore. You can also choose to restore backed up file from a specific backup job of your choice using the drop-down menu at the top. There is a download function that will let you download the item. For instructions on how to use the download function please refer to the instructions discussed above.Select the location where the data will be restored.Cloud File BackupSelect Original location to restore the data to the original directory path on the cloud storage, or Alternate location to restore the data to an alternate path on the cloud storage.Original LocationAlternate LocationExpand the directory path to browse the alternate location(s) on the cloud storage.Data can only be restored to the original cloud storage where the data was backed up from (i.e. same cloud storage provider and same account).Click Show advanced option to configure other restore settings.Overwrite When ExistBy enabling this option, this will overwrite your existing files. For example, if the files and/or folders you are going to restore are already available in your chosen alternate location, then your existing files will be overwritten during the restore process.Verify Checksum of In-File Delta Files During RestoreBy enabling this option, the checksum of in-file delta files will be verified during the restore process. This will check the data for errors during the restore process and create a data summary of the in-file delta files which will be included in the report.Click Restore to start the restoration.Microsoft 365 BackupThe choices for the restore location that will be displayed depends on the account type used during authentication, data and restore method

Torrent Client C++This is a simple BitTorrent client written in C++. The code and the general structure of the program are primarily based on the following blog posts:Building a BitTorrent client from the ground up in GoA BitTorrent client in Python 3.5I have found both posts in this repository, which contains numerous tutorials. It is definitely worth looking into for anyone who wants to implement their own tools from ground up.Note that this is my very first C++ project, which I mainly started to familiarize myself with the language. Hence, the code might not comply with the normal C++ styles, and there are undoubtedly places where the code can be optimized.Quick startIf you want to try this BitTorrent client yourself, follow the steps below:Clone this repository, and make sure that cmake (> 3.19.2) is installed.Type the following commands into the terminal (note that fetching the cpr library will take some time, so the compilation process might be time-consuming.):$ cd torrent-client-cpp && mkdir build && cd build$ cmake .. && make -jTo download the ubuntu iso as an example, enter the following command:$ ./BitTorrentClient -t ../res/ubuntu-12.04.5-alternate-amd64.iso.torrent -o ../res/ # logging disabled$ ./BitTorrentClient -t ../res/ubuntu-12.04.5-alternate-amd64.iso.torrent -o ../res/ -l # logging enabled, log can be found in logs/client.logThe output will be similar to this: ] 4/1522 [0.26%] in 00:13">Parsing Torrent file ../res/ubuntu-12.04.5-alternate-amd64.iso.torrent...Download initiated...[Peers: 4/5, 0.52 MB/s, ETA: 25:18][> ] 4/1522 [0.26%] in 00:13All files in the res directory can be used for testing. The files MoralPsychHandbooks.torrent and ComputerNetworks.torrent all come from Academic Torrents. They are small Torrent files which are suitable for testing all the basic functionalities of the BitTorrent client. Whereas the Torrent files for ubuntu and debian are great for stress tests.Commandline OptionsThe program supports the following commandline options:OptionsAlternativeDescriptionDefault-t--torrent-filePath to the Torrent fileREQUIRED-o--output-dirThe output directory to which the file will be downloadedREQUIRED-n--thread-numNumber of downloading threads to use. (i.e maximum number of peers that the client can connect to)5-l--loggingEnable loggingfalse-f--log-filePath to the log file../logs/client.log-h--helpPrint arguments and their descriptionsSupported FeaturesThe current implementation of this BitTorrent client only supports the following features:Retrieving a list of peers from the tracker periodically.Downloading single-file Torrents in a

IdFix : Directory Synchronization Error Remediation ToolIdFix is used to perform discovery and remediation of identity objects and their attributes in an on-premises Active Directory environment in preparation for migration to Azure Active Directory. IdFix is intended for the Active Directory administrators responsible for directory synchronization with Azure Active Directory.The purpose of IdFix is to reduce the time involved in remediating the Active Directory errors reported by Azure AD Connect. Our focus is on enabling the customer to accomplish the task in a simple expedient fashion without relying upon subject matter experts.The Microsoft Office 365 IdFix tool provides the customer with the ability to identify and remediate object errors in their Active Directory in preparation for deployment to Azure Active Directory or Office 365. They will then be able to successfully synchronize users, contacts, and groups from the on-premises Active Directory into Azure Active Directory.ClickOnce LaunchYou can launch the application using the ClickOnce installer. Download and run the setup.exe file to install IdFix on your machine.If you can't launch the application, check the registry key mentioned here: #20 (comment)Alternate MSI InstallationIf running the ClickOnce application is not desirable or is not possible in your environment, you can install it using one of the MSI's located at: that only the ClickOnce application is self-updating to the latest version.DocumentationPlease see the docs for details on using IdFix. If you see any gaps or issues please let us know.ContributingThis project welcomes contributions and suggestions. Most contributions require you to agree to aContributor License

The build (default: '') Install Options: PREFIX=path == install/uninstall prefix (default: /usr/local/) SHAREDIR=path == path to install shared data files (default: PREFIX/share/mupen64plus) LIBDIR=path == path to install core library (default: PREFIX/lib) INCDIR=path == path to install core header files (default: PREFIX/include/mupen64plus) DESTDIR=path == path to prepend to all installation paths (only for packagers) Debugging Options: PROFILE=1 == build gprof instrumentation into binaries for profiling DEBUG=1 == add debugging symbols to binaries DEBUGGER=1 == build debugger API into core for front-ends. runs slower. DBG_CORE=1 == print debugging info in r4300 core DBG_COUNT=1 == print R4300 instruction count totals (64-bit dynarec only) DBG_COMPARE=1 == enable core-synchronized r4300 debugging DBG_TIMING=1 == print timing data DBG_PROFILE=1 == dump profiling data for r4300 dynarec to data file V=1 == show verbose compiler output3. InstallationBinary DistributionTo install the binary distribution of Mupen64Plus, su to root and run theprovided install.sh script: $ su # ./install.sh # exit $The install script will copy the executable to /usr/local/bin and a directorycalled /usr/local/share/mupen64plus will be created to hold plugins and otherfiles used by mupen64plus.NOTE:By default, install.sh uses /usr/local for the install prefix. Althoughthe user can specify an alternate prefix to install.sh at the commandline, themupen64plus binary was compiled to look for the install directory in /usr/local,so specifying an alternate prefix to install.sh will cause problems (themupen64plus front-end application will not find the directory containing thecore library) unless the directory to which you install it is known by yourdynamic library loader (ie, included in /etc/ld.conf.so)If you want to use a prefix other than /usr/local, you may also download thesource code package and build with the PREFIX option (see below).Source DistributionAfter building mupen64plus and all plugins, su to root and type make installto install Mupen64Plus. The install process will copy the executable to$PREFIX/bin and a directory called $PREFIX/share/mupen64plus will be createdto hold plugins and other files used by mupen64plus. By default, PREFIX is setto /usr/local. This can be changed by passing the PREFIX option to make.NOTE:You must pass the prefix, when building AND installing. For example, to installmupen64plus to /usr, do this: $ make PREFIX=/usr all $ sudo make PREFIX=/usr install $Custom