C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe

So “classic” right click chrome.exe property. From the screen that comes out press on compatibility and then at the bottom you will find the button “change settings for all users“.
A new window appears, after all, de-select option “start this program as administrator“.
Give OK to close all windows, and the problem is finally solved.

[[WARNING]] XSL module is installed: FAILED
*** Install the XSL module (recommended for Propel) ***

The workaround is to install apt-get the missing modules as follows:

sudo apt-get install libapache2-modxslt php5-xsl

then restart the instance of Apache2

sudo / etc/init.d/apache2 restart

Restarting the configuration check the error message should be gone.

A few parameters (manually entered) to config.php file is required
First we define our proxy and its port:

define ('WP_PROXY_HOST', '192 .168.1.1 ');
define ('WP_PROXY_PORT', '8080 ');

If the proxy requires authentication will also add:

define ('WP_PROXY_USERNAME', 'myuser');
define ('WP_PROXY_PASSWORD', 'mypassword');

Then if we needed the proxy is not used locally or at such other intranet sites, we will proceed with these parameters:

Define ('WP_PROXY_BYPASS_HOSTS', 'localhost, other.intranet');

Finally we can block all requests to sites that are potentially unsure, so you can compile a white list for those that we believe reliable:

define ('WP_HTTP_BLOCK_EXTERNAL', 'true');
define ('WP_ACCESSIBLE_HOSTS', 'api.wordpress.org, akismet.com');

First, go in the administration under Tools - Tools. Find at bottom the link you’re going to drag (drag and drop) on your bookmark toolbar (tested under Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome). Now when you navigate on the net, you can start writing an article very quickly.  Just select some text on source page, and press the button on the bookmark. Will open a new blog window with several pre-built camps.

If you need, you can create a custom button for bookmark with special needs. The call uses these parameters = http://myblog.com/wp-admin/press-this.php?u=&t=&s=

• u = the url of the current page in browser
• t = the title of the current page in browser
• s = the selected text on the page
• i = url of an image file if present

So if you have not yet resolved, proceed with the “heavy weapons”  using phpMyAdmin Will change via an SQL the administrator password. Once in phpMyAdmin, press the button SQL  in the top left, under the logo of the program. Now you can write this command in the appropriate box

UPDATE ‘wp_users’ SET ‘user_pass’ = MD5(‘PASSWORD’) WHERE ‘user_login’ =’admin’ LIMIT 1;

Obviously your new password is .. PASSWORD, and of course we recommend you change immeditely at  first access the administrative area of the blog.

Actually the configuration of the root directory report the value:
AllowOverride None
changed in:
AllowOverride All
The problem was solved, but have wasted me  lot of time …

In part we can put this piece of HTML code to display a link to “short”.

<?php echo get_bloginfo('url')."/?p=".$post->ID; ?>

Obviously we must have a basic knowledge of PHP and WordPress system, but simply add a few lines in the right place, through the WordPress editor (in the Appearance -> Editor).

Here’s the code:

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<a rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank” href=”http://www.google.com/reader/link?url=<?php echo get_permalink() ?>&title=<?php the_title();?>&snippet=<?php the_excerpt(); ?>&srcURL=<?php echo get_settings(‘home’); ?>” Title=”Share this via Google Buzz><img="<?php echo bloginfo('template_url');">/images/buzz-icon2.gif"/>
</a> Google Buzz

Also looking between the various utilities proposed in Google Reader you can add a small clip (bottom of the page under “Add a clip”) to your site, where “share” show your Buzz’s.

The developers of WordPress have a far-sighted thinking to specific functions of “changing the classification” of some PHP classes. So to disable autosaving you must add a specific function in the file functions.php present among the files of your theme.

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function disableAutoSave()(wp_deregister_script
    ('autosave');)
 
add_action( 'wp_print_scripts', 'disableAutoSave');

Function wp_deregister precisely intercept the script and disable autosave. If we want to rehabilitate the function we need to delete the lines above.

Add the line:
define( 'EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS', 15 );
where the value 15 are the days that pass from the time when an article ends up in the trash when it is finally eliminated.
And if we want to completely disable the trash? We do this by inserting the value zero