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Remove “Test Mode” from Vista
Posted On: March 2, 2010Posted In: SysAdmin
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How to force Vista to not display “Test Mode” in the four corners of the screen.
Read More...Fixing Windows 7 Network on VMware
Posted On: January 19, 2010Posted In: SysAdmin
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Windows 7 couldn’t recognize the VMware NIC.
Read More...Running Scripts in PowerShell
Posted On: October 21, 2009Posted In: SysAdmin
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These are the steps that I had to take in order to create and run scripts in PowerShell.
Read More...How to Burn an ISO in Vista
Posted On: October 16, 2009Posted In: SysAdmin
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How to Burn an ISO to disk in Vista.
Read More...Linux HP Printer Support
Posted On: October 5, 2009Posted In: SysAdmin
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How I got an HP inkjet to work on Centos 5.4 and Fedora 11.
Read More...Required Packages to Run VMware Workstation on Fedora 11
Posted On: October 2, 2009Posted In: SysAdmin
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A list of packages that must be installed before VMware Workstation 6.5 will run on Fedora 11.
Read More...How to Install Octave on CentOS 5 Using Yum
Posted On: September 9, 2009Posted In: SysAdmin
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Octave doesn’t appear to be part of RHEL anymore, so it’s not included in CentOS 5. This article explains how to install Octave on CentOS using yum.
Read More...Resizing a Windows System Partition in a VMware Virtual Machine
Posted On: September 2, 2009Posted In: SysAdmin
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How to resize a Windows system partition that resides in a VMware virtual machine.
Read More...Importing UTF-8 into MySQL
Posted On: February 23, 2009Posted In: SysAdmin
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The MySQL command line tool does not correctly handle UTF-8 encoded source files by default. Here is how to import UTF-8 text without mangling it.
Read More...Setting Up Public Name Servers
Posted On: February 15, 2009Posted In: SysAdmin
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How to set up your own public name server, allowing you to have complete control over DNS for your domains.
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