Monthly Archives: October 2013
Reset Internet explorer from Admin CMD prompt
Try these 2 commands; RunDll32.exe InetCpl.cpl,ResetIEtoDefaults RunDll32.exe InetCpl.cpl,ClearMyTracksByProcess 4351 (This also clears the cache.)
Bitcasa: Back up with drive mirroring.
Here are the list of features from the Bitcasa blog. I love the mirroring of files. 1. Access your Data from Anywhere: Bitcasa Infinite Drive works seamlessly across all devices. There is software available across android, windows and IOS. 2. Share with … Continue reading
Crazy Domains
A customer purchased a domain name and DNS hosting with Crazy domains. Unfortunately he forgot to update his credit card information and the domain name and dns became suspended which caused his email to stop functioning as the dns mx … Continue reading
Check your website is working with this tool>
https://www.whatsmydns.net It lets you see visually if your dns for your domain name is working with as graphical map of the world. It also allows you to check your mx record and txt files. Green is good. Red is … Continue reading
Soniq and Okano LCD TV: You get what you pay for.
I purchases these two TVs from JBHiFi about 14 months ago because they were around $350 each for a 32 cm. Ideal for the bedroom. Over the course of two weeks both of them either refused to turn on the … Continue reading
Programmatically Controlling DNS Dynamic Registration on Windows. She may not look like much, but she’s got it where it counts, kid.
Originally posted on Hopefully Helpful Hints // Mike J McGuire:
I had someone ask me the other day about an issue they were having with regards to multi-homed Windows servers and the Microsoft DNS Server product with dynamic registration enabled. I…
BEWARE-Convincing “Urgent Windows Error Fix” phishing email doing rounds. Picture.
Originally posted on A Conservative Edge:
Convincing “Urgent Windows Error Fix” phishing email doing rounds. A pretty convincing email phishing campaign is targeting one of the largest user bases out there – those who use Microsoft’s Windows OS – by…
Run as admin when logged on to a non admin computer.
1.Go to the cmd.exe in C:\Windows\System32\ folder. 2.Right-click and use ‘run as…’ option to run it in an account that has admin privileges. 3.In the command line, change folder to the cd C:\Program files\Windows Explorer folder. 4.Type ‘explorer.exe’ and hit … Continue reading
Create signature for Outlook
http://www.companysig.com Pretty cool stuff for those without a html coding platform.
Just Fix IT 