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Run Lpksetup /u and uninstall any possible duplicate language you find there, restart Windows and wait a few minutes. Worked for me after scouring the Internet for hours. This also provided some users with relief but did not work for me. %LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\windows.immersivecontrolpanel_cw5n1h2txyewy\LocalState Right-click the Indexed folder → Properties → Advanced → Check Allow files in this folder to have indexed in addition to file properties . Click Apply and Exit. If it is already checked, uncheck it → apply → recheck it → apply and wait a few minutes for the folder to be reindexed. Reference machine was a Lenovo T400 with a clean install of Windows 10. Source :

So you have thousands of photos with random file names. What's the best way to sort them? Although it would be nice to have every photo contain the event name and the date is was taken, managing this is a nightmare. Also, to make the photos cross-platform compatible, the photos should ideally be in folders. To have them sort chronologically, the photos name should start with the year it was taken, then the month, day, hour, minute and second. That makes Kodi very happy as having too many photos in one folder will freeze things up. Other programs like iPhoto don't really care about the folder structure and file name anyway as photos can be sorted using the EXIF data embedded in each photo.

Getting this to work is actually pretty easy now. Login to your Pi using SSH and perform the following commands in order. mount -o remount,rw /flash nano /flash/config.txt On the last line, paste in the following text device_tree_overlay=lirc-rpi CTRL + X to exit and choose 'Y' save. mount -o remount,ro /flash reboot (Or you could remove the MicroSD card and edit the config.txt in Windows).