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Problem:  TypeError: WebDriver.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'service_log_path'  #1835 TypeError: WebDriver.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'capabilities' Solution:    The quick fix seems to be to downgrade selenium to 4.9.0 which you can do by typing at the command prompt   pip install selenium==4.9.0 . ( I'll note that is you are either using a virtualenv or possible some IDEs like PyCharm then you will need to make sure you install the python package under the correct instance of Python) Still need time time see what is going on and check to see if Selenium 4.10.0, which I see just got released 4 hours ago, broke something that either SeleniumLibrary needs to fix or selenium possibly.

 In Windows, the startup programs are typically managed through the Task Manager or the System Configuration utility. Here's how you can access and manage startup programs: ### Using Task Manager: 1. **Open Task Manager:**    - Right-click on the taskbar and select "Task Manager" or press `Ctrl + Shift + Esc` to open Task Manager. 2. **Navigate to the Startup Tab:**    - In Task Manager, go to the "Startup" tab. 3. **View and Disable/Enable Programs:**    - You will see a list of programs that start automatically with your computer.    - Right-click on a program to disable or enable it at startup. ### Using System Configuration (msconfig): 1. **Open System Configuration:**    - Press `Win + R` to open the Run dialog.    - Type `msconfig` and press Enter. 2. **Navigate to the Startup Tab:**    - In the System Configuration utility, go to the "Startup" tab. 3. **View and Disable/Enable Programs:**    - You will see a list of programs that start automatic

  Windows Terminal is a modern terminal application for Windows that provides a more powerful, efficient, and customizable command-line interface. It supports multiple tabs, different profiles (Command Prompt, PowerShell, WSL, etc.), and customization options. Below are some basic to advanced Windows Terminal commands and features: ### Basic Commands: 1. **Navigate File System:**    - `cd`: Change directory.    - `dir`: List files and directories.    - `cd ..`: Move up one directory.    - `cd \`: Go to the root directory.    - `cd ~`: Go to the user's home directory. 2. **File Operations:**    - `copy`: Copy files.    - `del` or `rm`: Delete files.    - `ren` or `mv`: Rename or move files.    - `type` or `cat`: Display the contents of a file. 3. **System Information:**    - `systeminfo`: Display detailed configuration information about a computer.    - `ipconfig`: Display IP configuration for all network interfaces.    - `hostname`: Display the computer's hostname. 4. **User an

 Certainly! The Linux terminal is a powerful tool that allows users to interact with the operating system through a command-line interface. Here's a guide to some basic to advanced Linux commands: ### Basic Commands: 1. **Navigation:**    - `pwd`: Print the current working directory.    - `ls`: List files and directories.    - `cd <directory>`: Change directory.    - `cd ..`: Move up one directory. 2. **File Operations:**    - `touch <filename>`: Create an empty file.    - `cp <source> <destination>`: Copy files or directories.    - `mv <source> <destination>`: Move/rename files or directories.    - `rm <filename>`: Remove a file.    - `rm -r <directory>`: Remove a directory and its contents. 3. **Directory Operations:**    - `mkdir <directory>`: Create a new directory.    - `rmdir <directory>`: Remove an empty directory. 4. **Viewing File Content:**    - `cat <filename>`: Display the entire file.    - `more <file