Why: HTTP 500 Internal Server Error Google Chrome

Why: HTTP 500 Internal Server Error Google Chrome

If you attempt to load a webpage in Google Chrome, you may receive an HTTP Error 500 message instead. This error is the most common error message a web server will display to a browser when an unexpected condition was encountered and no more details are available. Generally, the HTTP 500 error means the webserver was...

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Instagram Keep Your Account Secure Message (Based on Automated Checks, Password Stolen from Another Site)

Instagram Keep Your Account Secure Message (Based on Automated Checks, Password Stolen from Another Site)

When you log in to Instagram on your mobile device, you might see a security prompt at the top of the screen letting you know about a recommendation to change our Instagram password. Additionally, the message states that automated checks indicate your password you use was one that was stolen from another website.   Keep Your...

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Why: Your Settings and Data Will Be Accessible From This Computer When Connected – Trust This Computer iOS iPhone iPad

Why: Your Settings and Data Will Be Accessible Form This Computer When Connected – Trust This Computer

When you connect an iOS device your computer for the first time, you will receive a trust request prompt on the device.   Trust This Computer? Your settings and data will be accessible form this computer when connected.   If you decide to trust a computer, you will be able to sync and access your iOS...

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Prevent: Confirm Form Resubmission - Google Chrome

Prevent: Confirm Form Resubmission - Google Chrome

While using Google Chrome, you may receive a prompt that Chrome had stored information you saved on a page that may potentially be lost if you continue browsing to a link you clicked. The message is below.   Confirm Form Resubmission The page that you’re looking for used information that you entered. Returning to that page...

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Force Eject Network Drive – Mac OS X

Force Eject Network Drive – Mac OS X

You can force eject a Mac network drive (SMB or AFP) if it is hanging on eject. Follow the steps below.   Open Terminal. (Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal) Type the following command in Terminal and replace DISK_NAME with name of network drive. Hit return.  diskutil unmountDisk force /Volumes/DISK_NAME   Your network drive should force eject within...

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