Ryan's Tech Blog
http://experi3nc3.wordpress.com/2007/05/10/flash-disinfector-by-subs/ Flash Malware removing tool created by courtesy of sUBs. It’s a neat and handy tool to handle all of the messes done by those pesky flash malwares. By no means this tool nor this article will guarantee that your pc is 100% clean, it just acts as a reference.
This is mostly for wireless and DSL users, but Cable and other users can find this information helpful as well. http://help.expedient.com/broadband/mtu_ping_test.shtml Adjusting the MTU Settings: http://help.expedient.com/broadband/mtu.shtml
Just to let anyone know, if you have a computer that keeps blue-screening (especially a Dell) and you have run memory tests such as the built-in tests provided by Dell, and Memtest86, and there are no problems found, you should try the Microsoft Memory test utility. It found errors that the others did not, and […]
I’ve found that a lot of my users are starting to have issues connecting to Small Business Server Remote Web Workplaces, and I know how to fix it. The fix Is pretty annoying and fairly involved for a standard user, but I plan on creating a write-up (with pictures) to more easily explain how to […]
I remember starting this site. It was just for fun. I doubted it’s usefulness, both to me and other readers. Over the past year, I’ve realized what this site is to me, and what it could potentially provide to other readers and tech personnel. Of course, I know that there are hundreds, if not thousands of tech […]
http://www.potaroo.net/tools/ipv4/index.html It’s time for network admins to finally take a good look at the new standard. We’re coming up on the day when there just won’t be enough IP addresses to go around. If you don’t know much about the depletion of IP addresses (v4), or don’t know why we will soon have to change […]
I haven’t had to replace the default user name / password type of login for any domain that I manage as of yet, but if I did, this write-up would be a welcome start. Sounds like it would be kinda nice (that is, until your users forget their card at home or lose it, or […]
These places would probably be your best bet. http://www.runco.com http://www.planarhometheater.com http://www.vidikron.com http://www.xscreen.com I don’t roll like that (yet), so I have to stick with the consumer stuff.
http://blogs.msdn.com/matthuynh/archive/2006/03/01/541163.aspx
Thanks to the WSUS Support team blog… If you had a freak accident, where your UPS happened to “shut your server down, while saving everything beforehand” (yeah, right) and it managed to corrupt one or more databases (exchange, companyweb *sharepoint, and WSUS), it may be the easiest solution to just wipe your WSUS install, and […]
