Connection Error in Zune with Windows 7 Phone.

There are two resolutions for this problem. You can create a new certificate, or reinstall Zune clean.

Create a new certificate and restore files
1. Create a new certificate

1. If your Zune software is open on your computer, close it, and then disconnect your phone from your computer.
2. Open Certificate Manager. To do this, click Start, type certmgr.msc in the Start search bar, and then press your Enter key.
3. In the pop-up window, click the Personal folder in the left column, and then the Certificates folder, in the right column.
4. Click the heading that says Issued By to sort the column, and then look for one or more certificates that read "zune-tuner://windowsphone/...".
5. Right-click each certificate file, click Delete, and then click Yes.
6. On the File menu, located in the menu bar of the window, click Exit.
7. Click Start and in the search box enter %userprofile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA, and then press your Enter key.
8. Find the folder that begins in "S-1-5-21-".
9. Right-click the folder and then click Rename. Rename the folder so that it ends in .bak. This means, you will likely be adding ".bak" to the end of the number.
10. As soon as you're done, open your Zune software and connect your phone to your computer. This creates a new certificate and folder.

If you go back to your .bak certificate folder, and you may see some remaining files there. If this is the case, copy and paste these files in order to restore them to their previous state. To do this, see the following step.


2. Restore third-party files (if you have them)

To restore files, you have to copy files from the .bak folder and paste them into the original folder.

1. Click Start and in the search box enter %userprofile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA, and then press your Enter key.
2. Click the RSA folder.
3. Find and open the folder that you renamed to end in .bak.
4. Press Ctrl+A on your keyboard to select all the files, and then press Ctrl+C to copy them.
5. Press the back button on your screen to return to the RSA folder.
6. Locate and open the new folder that begins in "S-1-5-21-" and does not end in .bak.
7. Press Ctrl+V to paste the files. When you see the warning "There is already a file with the same name in this location," click Don't Copy.
8. Close the folder.

Wordpress Database Not Working After Changing The Permalink From The Settings.

Hello Everyone,

Today I have come up with another, wordpress related issues, regarding the database and permalink. So, before i start i would like to infrom you that, this solution is tested in Godaddy Server, may other servers may have some different way to resolve it.

So, it started when i changed the permalink from the settings area, initially it was Default, i changed it to "/archives/%post_id%" and the problem started, i was unable to open the website in the browser anymore, it started showing me the 500 Internal Server Error.

I checked my database if, by changing the permalink manually from there would work, but was unsucessful.
Then, i opened the wordpress wp-config.php to check all the connectivity credentials and found all was correct.
While checking this in the FTP, I found there, an auto generated XML file named "web.config" with the content related to rewrite rules for wordpress.

Although the web.config file doesn't show any extension name, i opened it in Dreamweaver.
Then I removed it from the folder, deleting this file and setting the permalinks blank from the database solve my problem and my website started working.
Then again I checked in the FTP and found that there was no web.config file over there. But changing the permalinks is creating this and then the problem starts, I still didn't find a way to this problem, may be I have some redirect plugins installed in my wordpress may causing this. Will let you know, when I get a clue to this. Still then stay tuned. Will discuss more daily real time issues over there.

Hope it will help few of you!!!
Please share if you guys get some clues.