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  Disable Usb Drives in Registry Editor This method works in all editions of running Windows 10, and it disconnects only USB drives, without affecting the mouse, keyboard, and printer connected via USB. Before editing the registry, it is recommended to create a system restore point. Open Windows registry editor: in the search bar or in the menu to execute (run with the Win + R keys) enter the regedit command and press the Enter key. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Services \ USBSTOR. In the USBSTOR section, open the Start ⇨ parameter in the “Value” field, set 4 and click “OK”. Then you need to open Removable Disks: Deny Execute Access To do this open “Computer Configuration” ⇨ “Administrative Templates” ⇨ “System” ⇨ “Removable Storage Access” ⇨ in the right pane, open “Removable Disks: Deny Execute Access”. ter; "> After that choose “Enabled” and click “OK”. Also put is included in “Removable disks: Deny Read Access” and in “Removable disks: Deny Write A
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ADO.NET

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ADO. NET What is ADO.Net? We create two-tier models that bridge ASP.NET with backend databases, enabling applications to access diverse types of data using the same methodology and to connect to a SQL Server database using a different set of classes. In ADO.net architecture, we use a two-tier model to create a bridge between ASP.net and the backend database, through which applications can access various types of data using the same methodology and connect to a SQL Server database using a different set of classes. We can keep connections with the database and access data using the connected model, and we can access data using disconnected objects with the other model, providing two different connections. The Microsoft .net framework is also included, and it is a set of classes that provides the foundation for .NET How Does ADO.NET Work? In connected mode, data is read in forward-only read-only mode and data is updated, deleted, inserted, and selected in disconnected mode, in which data
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