SSH Not Recognized on Windows? Check for 32-bit PowerShell
ssh is not recognized even though OpenSSH is installed? A 32-bit PowerShell cannot see the OpenSSH folder. Open the 64-bit shell, or add the client and PATH.
ssh is not recognized even though OpenSSH is installed? A 32-bit PowerShell cannot see the OpenSSH folder. Open the 64-bit shell, or add the client and PATH.
Access to a socket forbidden, yet netstat shows nothing on the port? Windows may have reserved it. List the excluded ranges, restart winnat, reserve your own.
Voices land after the lips move with Bluetooth earbuds on Windows? Turn off audio enhancements, clear exclusive mode, then clean out old Bluetooth drivers.
Monitor stays black or says No Signal after your PC wakes? Press Windows, Ctrl, Shift and B, flip to Duplicate and back, and keep USB-C ports powered.
Python was not found on Windows, run without arguments to install from the Microsoft Store? Run where.exe python, then fix PATH and the app execution aliases.
Screen won’t turn off on Windows? Unplug game controllers and close GPU overlays first, then read the DISPLAY section of powercfg /requests and close Steam.
Windows could not prepare the computer to boot into the next phase of installation? Setup chose the wrong boot partition. Remake the stick, hide other drives.
Restore does nothing in Protection history? List the quarantine with MpCmdRun, restore by threat name rather than file name, and use Path for a new folder.
WSL not giving disk space back after you delete files? The ext4.vhdx only grows. WSL 3.0.1 can compact it with one command, and older versions use diskpart.
PuTTY couldn’t agree on host key algorithm? The server offers rsa-sha2 or ecdsa methods an old PuTTY lacks. Update PuTTY or FileZilla, or fix the server.