1. Open local GPO Editor by running gpedit.msc command.
2. Next, go to Computer configuration > Administrative templates > System > PIN Complexity. Make the changes to match your PIN.
3. For password, changing the local group policy doesn't work. So the password must meet the complexity requirement set by the work account.
使用搜狗输入法
高级设置 → 自定义短语 → 自定义短语设置
#$year-$month_mm-$day_dd （not yyyy)
用一下函数：
函数表如下：
函数 含义 举例
$year 年(4位) 2006、2008
$year_yy 年(2位) 06、08
$month 月 12、8、3
$month_mm 月 12、08、03 //此函数在输入法3.1版之后（含）有效
$day 日 3、13、22
$day_dd 日 03、13、22 //此函数在输入法3.1版之后（含）有效
$weekday 星期 0、1、2、5、6
$fullhour 时(24小时制) 02、08、13、23
$halfhour 时(12小时制) 02、08、01、11
$ampm AM、PM(英) AM、PM（大写）
$minute 分 02、08、15、28
$second 秒 02、08、15、28
$year_cn 年(中文4位) 二〇〇六
$year_yy_cn 年(中文2位) 〇六
$month_cn 月(中文) 十二、八、三
$day_cn 日(中文) 三、十三、二十二
$weekday_cn 星期(中文) 日、一、二、五、六
$fullhour_cn 时(中文24时制) 二、八、十三、二十三
$halfhour_cn 时(中文12时制) 二、八、一、十一
$ampm_cn 上午下午(中文) 上午、下午
$minute_cn 分(中文) 零二、零八、十五、二十八
$second_cn 秒(中文) 零二、零八、十五、二十八
Ubuntu/Linux: Create a shortcut to use xdotool click 1 command
Windows: Use AHK software,
#j::
MouseClick, left
To solve this problem:
sudo apt purge indicator-application
Just to be clear, Windows has two low-power modes:
Sleep - All non-essential activities and drivers are stopped and the processor goes into power-conservation mode
Hibernate - The current system state is stored to hard drive, and the system powers off
Sleep is enabled OOTB and can be controlled by control panel.
You can enable hibernate from the advanced power settings in control panel.
In Windows 10, you can set the timeout so that after sleeping for a certain duration, the PC automatically hibernates to go to deep power saving.
Windows 11 seems to be missing the UI feature to set that time out and by default it's set to a very long time (like 16 hours)
Here's how to enable hibernate and set the timeouts by the command line.
如果要从UI上enable：Control Panel | Power | 选择电源按钮的功能 | 休眠显示在电源菜单
Open an elevated command prompt (run as administrator)
Enable hibernate: powercfg /HIBERNATE ON
Query the current hibernate idle settings: powercfg /Q
Look for a section that looks like:
Power Scheme GUID: 381b4222-f694-41f0-9685-ff5bb260df2e (Balanced)
GUID Alias: SCHEME_BALANCED
Subgroup GUID: 238c9fa8-0aad-41ed-83f4-97be242c8f20 (Sleep)
GUID Alias: SUB_SLEEP
Power Setting GUID: 9d7815a6-7ee4-497e-8888-515a05f02364 (Hibernate after)
GUID Alias: HIBERNATEIDLE
Minimum Possible Setting: 0x00000000
Maximum Possible Setting: 0xffffffff
Possible Settings increment: 0x00000001
Possible Settings units: Seconds
Current AC Power Setting Index: 0x00000000
Current DC Power Setting Index: 0x00000e10
0x00000e10 = 3600 seconds
To set the DC power (battery power) timeout: powercfg /x hibernate-timeout-dc 60
This will set it to 60 min or 3600 seconds or 0x00000e10 seconds
You can even make it work when on AC power (plugged in): powercfg /x hibernate-timeout-ac 60
Both Surface Pro 6 and Surface Pro 9 have 520 TB SSD hard drives.
Goal: Use Clonezilla to copy/image 3 Ubuntu partitions of the old Surface Pro 6 (/dev/nvme0n1p4, /dev/nvme0n1p5, /dev/nvme0n1p7) to the new Surface Pro 9 system.
The Surface Pro 9 Windows system was set up with the Windows 11 that came with the new computer. I only wanted to clone the Ubuntu 22.04 to avoid setting up the development environment again.
1. On old Surface Pro 6:
Clonezilla:
Clonezilla:
Boot Repair Disk:
