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I was getting many “Modification Resolution” “Appointment Conflict Resolution” emails in Outlook 2010. I found that the best way to deal with these logs is to disable them thus: Key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Outlook\Options DWORD: EnableConflictLogging Values: 0 = Never save Modification Resolution logs 1 = Always save Modification Resolution logs 2 = Save Modification Resolution logs [...]

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Desktop virtualisation picked some more ground A poacher, turned game keeper, turned poacher again – A new world record, but I doubt Guinness will award him the $170,00 he’s due Reg’s VOIP primer for SME A Sick People – and why is the church silent? Malta’s Return in the Empire (Hail, Lord Skywalker) Sheriff prefers [...]

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FireFox is a great browser for many-a-reason you can find in plenty blogs out there. But take-up has been somewhat slow and my wild guess is that it won’t rock much further; unless they get their corporate solution better that is. Here is a good write-up on the matter written in Mar 2009 http://4sysops.com/archives/internet-explorer-8-vs-firefox-3-deployment-and-management/ And [...]

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Locked out of your XP or domain controller? You’re in luck, if you have an ssh server running: netsh firewall set opmode mode = DISABLE profile = ALL Don’t have an ssh server? You’ll hopefully know better next time.

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Control panel – User Accounts – Select your user – On leftside topcorner “Manage my  network passwords” – Just remove the password

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On bootup, windows complains that: Windows\System32\Config\System Corrupt or Missing 1. Insert your Windows Server 2003 CD and reboot from the CD drive 2. Press ‘R’ when offered the option of using the Windows Recovery Console C:\WINDOWS cd system32 ren config configold mkdir config this makes a new directory called config cd config copy c:\windows\repair\system copy [...]

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1. Click Start and choose Run…, 2. In Run window type regedit and press Enter (OK), 3. Left mouse click on My Computer so he become blue, 4. Go to Edit and in drop down menu choose Find, 5. In search windows type IPEnableRouter and click on Find or Find Next, 6. When you find [...]

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Windows uptime

Ever wondered how to check how long your server’s been up and running? open a cmd and run this: net statistics server

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