I’m trying to get things back online and organized on my laptop for working with clients. One of the things I used to do is have many of the frequently used files for clients set to be available offline when I’m disconnected from our network.
The problem was that I quickly ran out of available […]
Here’s a quick question for anyone out there with SQL connectivity and VPN access experience.
I’m trying to figure out why I can no longer connect to a SQL database within my local network when I’m connected to a VPN into another network.
As you can see from the above setting in the VPN client, I’ve […]
Weird! Was just messing around the Microsoft Downloads website and clicked on the Windows Update website.
Let it do a custom search and guess what it suggested?
That seems weird that I just got prompted with this after blogging about wondering where it went in my previous post. Is My Computer reading my posts via Windows […]
Okay, I’m really getting more and more irritated that this update is not working. I’ve tried everything that’s been mentioned by people in comments. I’ve also researched Microsoft’s Knowledge Base articles to look for solutions as well.
Today, again… I tried to download and install the update manually. First I downloaded the 218MB Office 2007 SP1 […]
I just read a little tip from the WXPNews e-mail newsletter about how to use systeminfo to get details about your system all in one place quickly.
Want to know how long your XP computer has been running without a reboot? It’s easy enough. Just follow these instructions:
Click Start | Run and type cmd to […]
I always forget this feature is available to me. Perhaps even more than that, I’m still somewhat startled every time I accidentally click my scroll-wheel to make the view appear.
Anyone out there actively use this view? What do you think? Isn’t it a lot like the big rage that Apple users are excited about […]
I keep trying to install this recommended update from Microsoft and continue to get an error. A bit more searching today produced this:
Resolutions
1. Start the ose service
Windows 2003/XP
Run the following command from command prompt to check the state of ose servicesc qc ose
If the service is disabled, then run the commandsc […]
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes at ZDNet has delivered on what lots of people have probably been wanting to hear and see in plain black-and-white hard data.
In a head-to-head battle between Windows XP SP2 and Windows Vista SP1, what would the results show between the two combatants.
Over the past few days I posted two sets of benchmarks […]
Okay, here’s a quick question for the masses. Is the limit of available RAM on a machine really what the manufacturer says? For example, every machine I own has two RAM slots and each of them can hold 1GB chip for a max of 2GB total on the machine.
Is that really the limit? If I […]
Deb Shinder shared a feeling about the much advertised and promoted OS dysfunction in a recent issue of VistaNews. She shared her feelings around the Valentine’s Day holiday last week.
But why does Vista inspire such animosity among so much of the neutral or Windows-centric press? Again, people had the same complaints about XP (I know, […]
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