Fixing iTunes unknown error 11503
More often than not I am getting the following error message when trying to update (download updates) iOS applications from within iTunes.

More often than not I am getting the following error message when trying to update (download updates) iOS applications from within iTunes.
After roughly 3 weeks having the Rikomagic MK06 running it started to act ‘weird’ for lack of a better term. The device was experiencing a number of issues;
As mentioned in my article on the NEXXT PC Stick Windows 10 Home edition has no support for the Remote Desktop Server, only the client. So out-of-the-box there is no way to remotely access the NEXXT PC Stick.
A quikc search gave me two options to enable RDP server on Windows 10 Home edition
termsrv.dll
In general I don’t like to modify system files, this usually breaks more in the long run and you never know what issues you might run into when installing for instance updates from Microsoft. So RDP Wrapper Library was my obvious choice.
Just because it is possible I tried to get my twitter account @drexore verified. I submitted the request for verification on August 25th, 2016. Ans so the waiting started. I don’t really expect to my account to get the verified badge (), but who knows maybe I get lucky .
I sort of expected to receive a DM or an email to the linked address, but nothing at all… The only way to get the status of your request (at least so it appears) is to perform the first steps of the verification request again.
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DotCleaner - DS_Store remover,Dot files cleaner,Hidden files Aripra Infotech Private LTD |
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Version | 1.1 |
Handy tool to quickly remove all those hidden Mac dot files (.DSStore and ._* ) from for instance an USB stick or external HDD.Great when sharing holiday photos with non-Mac using friends. |
Price | Free | |
Platform | Mac | |
Requires | OS X 10.10 or newer | |
Size | 0.7 MB |
Having played around with the Rikomagic MK06 for a couple of weeks I started looking for a variant running the Windows operating system.
I came across the NEXXT PC Stick which, to my surprise, is able to run Windows 10 and has reasonable specifications. Time to bring out the credit card again. This was a bit more expensive than the Rikomagic MK06 and set me back € 139 (via Bol.com).
My second surprise came when I received my package: The NEXXT PC Stick is designed in the Netherlands. Shouldn’t really matter but it still gave me a nice warm fuzzy feeling to see this on the back of the packaging.