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Thanks for the Time info that's good to know. Yes I did test at that site and also in a Notepad window. It worked on both.

Oh thanks Paul, so I can just paste the {TIMEOTP} in the Auto Type settings. Cool. Anyhow I'm kinda apprehensive about the time since my Win 11 updated to 24H2 it's got quirk issues that haven't been fixed yet. So I just now looked in Win 11 Settings->Time & Langauge->Date & Time and it shows Set Time Automatically ON Daylight Savings Auto ON Last successful time sync 7/29/2025 6:1110pm But in an admin cmd shell I get this, C:\Windows\System32>w32tm /query /status Leap Indicator: 3(not synchronized)...

I read on reddit that I can do TOTP in Keepass without any Plugins. I've done the following: Created a separate database and password for TOTP Accounts. Created KeePass TOTP Trial Entry, For the Password I typed {TIMEOTP} Then clicked Advanced tab and add these string fields: TimeOtp-Algorithm = HMAC-SHA-1 TimeOtp-Length = 6 <-(Number of digits for OTP TimeOtp-Period = 30 <-(Seconds) TimeOtp-Secret-Base32 = JBSWY3DPEEZTINJWG44G <-(fabricated secret) It works and gives me a 6 digit code 684060, the...

KeePass ver 2.44 Subject: Modfied date stamp in windows file manager This is a minor thing once I determined what it was doing but just wanted to confirm this is the way it functions and I'm not missing another setting somewhere. Settings in Options->Tools->Interface [x] Disable Save if DB not modified This still leaves Save disabled if entry deleted and somehow even though the entry is in fact deleted, the DB file modified date stamp remains unchanged even with Auto Save On (see below) Settings...

It just got even more weird, while I'm logged in here to Sourceforge (which has a different login pswd) I clicked the http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php?action=login2 in my above post and it took me to http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php and it's showing my Codeblocks username now (not my sourceforge), but I still get a not found popup if I try to click a thread. So I'm logged int there while I'm logged in here but still not able to see anything there except my user name. Crazy stuff. Would...

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Thanks, the x86 premise of bit width went right over my head here. But after reading your extended explanation it really cleared up my confusion on ARM, risc and cisc. I am definitely going to try the install at https://www.msys2.org/ and put it in a separate base folder. As far as my current Installed Gcc, I sense I've hobbled it by choosing x86/64 which I know now is 64 bit only. I have some old apps that use exception handling which is why I chose the win32 (thread) option over Posix. But I'm...

THANKS, (sorry my ISP was down yesterday) So if on install I had chosen i686 instead of x86/64 it would have put the 32 bit libs (?). The x86/64 seemed to indicate both target options to me. I'm looking around for 32bit libs to match my gcc version but so far not really sure where or which. My gcc installed version is gcc (x86_64-win32-seh-rev0, Built by MinGW-W64 project) 8.1.0 But in any case I am going to install a 32bit target version of MingW to a separate base folder.