This is the UTC for Eastern time zone for North America based on current eastern time.
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]]>Example:
youtube-dl -h
This will show you a list of all the options for running the commands
youtube-dl -U
Update to the latest version of the youtube-dl software.
youtube-dl -F https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvEP8PapMzo
This will show all the potential quality available for download for the video.
youtube-dl -f 160+140 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvEP8PapMzo
This will copy the video with low quality. So 160 is 144p video and 140 is m4a at 129K for the audio
youtube-dl -f 160+140 PLqnnqjN9VI8DxJ7h0LEw28lxttHth6QsN
This will download the entire playlist low quality. So 160 is 144p video and 140 is m4a at 129K for the audio.
youtube-dl -f 136+140 --playlist-start 21 PLy_BU-vwATIx752jAkZYztMNs7bHpbsqE
This will download a playlist from position number 21 in the playlist. So starting from video 21 in the playlist the download will start.
youtube-dl --write-sub https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKG9p81jY4g
This will download video from with subtitles file if there is one.
youtube-dl -f 136+140 --write-sub PLzufeTFnhupygZG_sczSJ_j7efFT1Kst_
This will download the videos 720P from the playlist with subtitle file.
youtube-dl PL9zrHzoEwKpunssKCflLbAu8CunKRTkkP --write-sub --skip-download
This will download all the subtitle files without downloading the videos.
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]]>Visit the Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 10 page
Select Download, select the correct operating system and download the file.
Select the latest RSAT release for maximum compatibility.
Install the Remote Server Administration Tools from the downloads folder.
Open Control Panel.
Click Programs and Features.
Select Turn Windows features on or off (top left side).
Select Remote Server Administration Tools and then Role Administration Tools.
Select AD DS and AD LDS Tools.
Check the box by AD DS Tools and select OK.
You have now installed and enabled Active Directory Users and Computers in Windows 10. You should now be able to see it in Control Panel.
Open Control Panel if you closed it.
Navigate to Administrative Tools.
Select Active Directory Users and Computers.
]]>Click Start, then All Programs, then click Accessories, and click Command Prompt. Else just search for cmd and run.
Type “shutdown /i” to display the Remote Shutdown dialog box.
Under Computers, click Add button to enter computer names, or click Browse to open the Find Computers dialog box to locate the machine name on the network.
Next under “What do you want these computers to do”, select Restart or Shut down.
Select the appropriate reason for the restart or shutdown from the list. Then click ok and let it run.
Another way to do this is run the following command from dos prompt.
shutdown -m \\computername -s -f -c "rebooting soon in 20 seconds" -t 20
1. Type wmic under start menu and hit enter.
2. It will open a cmd command and there type csproduct to get the service tag.
Result will show Identifying Number and Model Info ex: Dell Precision 3541
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