Using Your Router to Defend Against Viruses and Other Malicious Attacks
Aug 17

In troubleshooting PC problems in Windows, you often have to copy text from message boxes that look like this:

Acess Violation

If you try and highlight the text with the mouse, nothing happens.  But there’s a little known trick that works like a charm.  Simply, press Ctrl-C.  It will copy the Window title, message text and button labels.  It’s a very useful trick for when you get an error message and need to do a Google search on that error.  I just stumbled upon this recently and for years, I’ve been manually typing the error text in.  When trying to fix these problems, it’s no fun having to type in “Access violation at address 10002593 in module ‘LIBMYSQL.dll’…” Especially with the arcane wording usually involved with Windows error messages.  I’m not sure why this “feature” isn’t well documented somewhere, but I’m glad I finally found it.  It’s just a quick tip but, I hope this helps you as much as it helped me recently.

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