Specific to Microsoft’s Windows XP operating system.
Occasionally you need to get something done on a remote computer (or a clients computer) but the computer doesn’t have an easy way for you to connect to it. Luckily, if you have admin rights to the remote computer, you can still connect without needing to turn on remote desktop before hand. To do...
Read more →If you set up a user account in Windows and you want to allow the user account to have a blank password you may find it a little difficult. In order to accomplish this you probably need to change a couple settings in Windows. The error message you probably got is: The password does...
Read more →I use remote assistance on a almost daily basis at my work. It is a built in tool in Windows that allows me to remotely control a users computer without kicking them off of the machine (like remote desktop does). One thing it did not do was let me take control if the user...
Read more →So I thought I would clean out a few more pinned articles in my bloglines before I went to bed. By a few, I mean 9. Lets just get started with this. The first one is real simple. This is how you can easily disable Aero before running a program. In many cases you...
Read more →I haven’t fully tested this for Vista yet but it has theLe but de casino en ligne. same key as XP so I am assuming it works the same. This is very similar to the setting up a default wallpaper but you use the SCRNSAVE.EXE key instead of Wallpaper. Browse the registry to HKUS.DEFAULTControl...
Read more →Open up the registry and browse to: HKEY_USERS.DefaultControl PanelDesktop edit the Wallpaper key to point to where ever you have your wallpaper stored (eg. c:windowswallpaper.bmp). The file needs to be a .bmp to show up but that is all you should need to do. After a restart the background will show up behind the...
Read more →I don’t really like filling up my website with posts about every tool I find. But every once and a while my RSS feeds fills up with “pinned” items for me to remember and check out when I get time. Well, it has filled up again and I am going to throw a bunch...
Read more →I have had quite a few articles and tools that I have been wanting to post here but I haven’t made the time to do it. So I guess I am just going to make one big post for all of them. Most of these tools came from the wonderful How-to Geek but there...
Read more →I should have some good pictures of pumpkins sometime this week so I will post those as soon as I get them. I also just wanted to share a few tools I found over the past week (or two). The first I found over at Lifehacker and it is called NetDrive. It allows you...
Read more →I had a realization today. I really like osx. I think the operating system as a whole is just pretty good. I am not used to it and it would take me a good long time to learn all of the shortcut keys that are available, but on a whole I like it. The...
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