This is a quick post as a reminder for anyone that may not know this.This command will remove old service pack files from a Windows 2008 R2 server.Run the below […]
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How to install older version of Android apps
Ran into a problem with an automatic update on my Android phone (Galaxy S5)An update caused the app to force close on every attempt to open it. If this has […]
How to schedule a reboot using the AT Command
The “at” command can be very useful. Below is just one simple use to schedule a reboot of a Windows 2003 server at a certain time and day. The at […]
It Fixed it for me – Windows Update Not Working
I recently had a client pc brought to me that would not run Windows Updates. I initially though it was Malware or Spyware or Virus related so I was a […]
How to Uninstall VMware Server 2 from Centos Linux
This is a quick update. I recently had to uninstall VMware Server 2 from a Centos Linux server. After a little research I found that the quickest way to uninstall […]
How to Extend any Windows2008 Disk Partition
I had the need today to extend a Windows 2008 Server disk partition to add the rest of the unused hard drive space to the C: drive. A collegue of […]
It Fixed it for me – NTLDR Missing
I recently had a client bring a Windows XP Pro laptop to me that would not boot. Upon start up it would immediaty display the following error. “NTLDR is missing […]
It Fixed it for me – Re-register .NET framework with IIS
I recently had a Windows 2003 Server that for some reason would not return even a single page through IIS. I was getting the dreaded “Service Not Available” error. Upon […]
It Fixed it for me – Forcibly Removing Active Directory fro
I recently had a client come to me with an old server that is no longer in service that he wanted to clean up. As there was some data on […]
It Fixed it for me – lxcgtime.dll error
I had a client come to me with a Windows Vista 64 bit laptop that displayed an error on startup. The error was related to a file lxcgtime.dll. It appears […]