Comdlg32 OCX - License is not registered for use

Need to add the following registry key in Windows Registry to resolve the licensing issue.

REGEDIT4

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Licenses\DB4C0D00-400B-101B-A3C9-08002B2F49FB]

@="mgkgtgnnmnmninigthkgogggvmkhinjggnvm"

Crystal Report Runtime Installation Error 1935

Open your registry editor, find 

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE＼System＼CurrentControlSet＼Control

Create Or Change (if exist)  RegistrySizeLimit's（REG_DWORD） value to “FFFFFFFF”

And Restart PC. (Without restart changes will not work)

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Send Ctrl-Alt-Del to nested RDP session

eg.
PC - A  = Its your Own Computer
PC - B  = RDP  PC - 1
PC - C =  RDP PC - 2 (Inside RDP PC1)

Here's the scenario: I Remote Desktop from Computer A to Computer B and from Computer B to Computer C.

(1) I want to send Ctrl+Alt+Del to Computer A, I type Ctrl+Alt+Del from Computer A

(2)  want to send Ctrl+Alt+Del to Computer B, I type Ctrl+Alt+End  inside Computer B

(3) If I want to send Ctrl+Alt+Del to Computer C, I open the On-Screen Keyboard on Computer C and use it to type Ctrl+Alt+End, which sends Ctrl+Alt+Del to Computer C

OR  

If I want to send Ctrl+Alt+Del to Computer C, I type Shift+Ctrl+Alt+End  inside Computer C.

Change Database default locations in SQL Server

Method 1: Change default database location via SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS):

Step 1. Right Click on Server and Select "Properties".

Step 2. in the "Server Properties" dialog box, navigate to "Database Settings" tab and data/log files location under "Database default locations" group.

 Step 3.  Click on "OK" to Save Changes.

Step 4.   As per Microsoft SQL Server Instance need to restart for to take effect. so Right Click on Server and Click on "Restart". It will prompt for confirmation - Press Yes. You can Restart Server Instance using Services.msc