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In addition, you may not want to be redirected to a Microsoft site when contents are blocked in Edge as it provides Microsoft with information about your PC (the company does not reveal which). One reason for turning this off is if you are using another program already on the system that blocks malicious sites and files from being accessed or downloaded to your computer. The list is regularly updated, and users who try to access blocked content on the Internet are redirected to a Microsoft website which displays information about the blocked content and receives 'standard PC information'. SmartScreen Filter uses a local blocklist to block access to malicious websites and downloads.

Scroll down until you find 'Use page prediction to speed up browsing, improve reading, and make my overall experience better' and flip the switch to off.

Preloading pages may increase overall bandwidth usage if you are not visiting the predicted pages. Microsoft analyzes the browsing history to determine the most likely actions a user is going to take based on it. The browsing history is sent to Microsoft if the feature is enabled (which it is by default). This feature guesses what actions a user is likely going to take next based on the browsing history and will load those pages in the background to speed up their loading time.

Scroll down until you find 'Show search suggestions as I type' and flip it to off.

Scroll down in the menu that opens and click on 'view advanced settings'.

Click on the three dots icon in the top right corner, and select Settings.

Open the Microsoft Edge browser if it is not open already.

It sends information that you type, while you type, to Bing (or another search engine if you have changed the default search provider) and returns suggestions based on that.Įverything you type in the address bar or search box is sent to the default search engine regardless of whether you hit enter or not.

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The full solution (Visual Studio project, source, binaries, etc.) is attached.Microsoft Edge displays suggestions while you are typing in the search box or address bar. So that’s the next step – making use of this data. Yes, kind of weird looking, but pretty easy to consume in a script. That should result in something that looks like this: Then try a more specific URL to request all the computer records: If that gives you a list of objects available in the database (you might need to tell IE not to display the result in RSS Reader view to see the real contents – in IE8, that’s configured on the “Content” tab from the “Feeds and Slices” settings dialog), you know at least IIS. At that point, if everything is set up right, you should be able to access the the web service via a browser. After doing this, set up an application in IIS that points to this directory. The actual ADO.NET Data Services files need to all be dropped in a directory. If SQL Server is on the same machine.) Really, it’s not that bad :-)

And you might need to grant access to SQL Server, the database, and the database tables and views. You will definitely need to edit the database connection string in the Web.Config file to point to your server (and optionally the instance) as well as the database (Initial Catalog) that needs to be used. You might need to run “ServiceModelReg.exe –i” to get the ADO.NET Data Services and WCF logic registered in IIS, seeįor details. NET 3.5 SP1 installed, then IIS and ASP.NET need to be installed. The harder part of this is deploying the resulting ADO.NET Data Services project to an IIS server. (So I lied – you have to write two lines of code.)

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There are two lines of code that I added, one to day that all the selected tables and rows can be accessed read-only, and a second that generates detailed errors if something doesn’t work. Just walk through a few Visual Studio 2008 wizards and you’re done – almost. The best part of ADO.NET Data Services: You really don’t need to write any code. That’s nice but why do you care as an IT pro? Well, it’s a convenient way of making the contents of the MDT database available to programs or scripts without forcing them to use ADO to access SQL Server directly. a SQL Server database, through something that looks roughly like an RSS feed, accessed in a similar manner to a web service. This enables you to expose the contents of a data source, e.g. NET Framework 3.5 SP1 is ADO.NET Data Services. First published on TechNet on Oct 27, 2009