DefFactory.dat cannot be opened

I faced a problem while installing Visual Studio 2010.

The data file
'C:\Users\julien\AppData\Local\Temp\SIT37791.tmp\DefFactory.dat'
cannot be opened.

Solution :
Copy the following lines, and paste them into the above file.

[Version]
Signature = "$Windows NT$"
Provider="Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Professional Edition - ENU"
Version=800.100.00
NullString=Null String
Lang=1033

[Scenario List]
vsscenario.dll

[Scenario Factory Information]
Default Scenario=11E4C8F3-425E-43b9-B689-8BFDF03342E2

How to hide user accounts on Windows 7/Vista logon

I found user accounts on Windows logon after setting up the GIT service on my Windows box.
However, they are important to run GIT. So, I want to hide them.

1. Run [regedit]
2. Find the following key with [regedit]
   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
3. Add a new key under [Winlogon]
1. Click right button on [Winlogon]
2. Click [New]
3. Click [Key]
4. Type [SpecialAccounts]
4. Add one more new key under [SpecialAccounts]
1. Click right button on [SpecialAccounts]
2. Click [New]
3. Click [Key]
4. Type [UserList]
5. Add [DWORD (32bit) Value]s
1. Click right button on right panel of [UserList]
2. Click [New]
3. Click [DWROD (32bit) Value]
4. Type user account that you want to hide
• Repeat this 4 steps as many as accounts that you want to hide
• Make sure it is 0(zero). If this value is 1, you can see the user account on logon

How to install GIT Server on Windows

As you know, GIT is one of source code management system. And it's ability includes a distributed revision control.
If you don't need any central integrated server, use only msysgit.
If you want to control GIT by GUI, use msysgit and TortoiseGIT that is front-end for msysgit.

The following instruction is how to install GIT repository server on Windows.

• Summary
• Setup
• Install Cygwin
• Setup SSH daemon
• Add user for GIT service
• (optional) Install Gitolite for managing accounts
• Use GIT
• Create Repository
• Push project on developer's system
• Download and install TortoiseGIT and MsysGit
  

1. Install Cygwin
• Download Cygwin installer on cygwin.com
• Run setup.exe
• Add [git] in [Devel] and [openssh] in [Net] and [python] in [Python]
2. Setup SSH
• Add Environment Variable
• Select [Properties] on [Computer]
• Click [Advanced system settings] on Control Panel > System and Security > System]
• Click [Environment Variables...]
• Click [New...] on System variables pannel
• Type [CYGWIN] for [Variable name] and [ntsec] for [Variable value]
• Click [OK]
• Run [Cygwin Bash Shell] as Administrator
• $ ssh-host-config  <= setup sshd
• Answer [yes] for most questions
• Answer [no] for question about using a different username for running the service
• $ cygrunsrv -S sshd  <= run sshd
3. Add user
   * There are no users in Cygwin that do not exist in Windows first. Create the Windows user first then use mkpasswd to add that user to /etc/passwd.
• On Control panel
• Control Panel > User Accounts and Family Safety > Add or remove user accounts
• Create a new account
• On command prompt
• $ net user git password /add /yes
• $ net localgroup <an_local_group> git /add
• $ mkpassd -l -u git >> /etc/passwd  <= on Cygwin shell
• Update git's home directory to /cygdrive/d/git-repository in the file /etc/passwd <= d is hard disk drive
4. Add public key
• $ ssh-keygen
• $ cd .ssh
• $ cp id_rsa.pub /tmp
• runas /user:git c:/cygwin/cygwin.bat <= on windows command prompt
• $ cp /tmp/id_rsa.pub ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
5. Use Git
• Create repository
• login as git
• $ mkdir PROJECT.git
• $ cd PROJECT.git
• $ git --bare init
• Push project
  * in the project folder
• git init
• git add .
• git commit -m 'initial commit'
• git remote add origin git@[SERVER_NAME or IP]:PROJECT.git
• git push origin master
• Pull project
• git clone git@[SERVER]:PROJECT.git

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