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The username and password prompt at the end of the boot sequence is the root of all security protocols for any operating system worth installing: Windows plays no exception, that's why you …
Configure Windows automatic login feature with AutoLogon Read More
Do you remember the Startup folder, where users and administrators - and also malware and other malicious software - could put shortcuts in order to execute certain programs on system startup? …
Startup folder location on Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 and Windows 2012 Server Read More
Among the first questions an average user asks right after installing or upgrading to Windows 10 is: what's happened to the Control Panel shortcut? This is not a new question, after all: …
How to open Control Panel in Windows 10 Read More Hands up if you've seen the dreadful "yellow triangle" on your systray network icon at least once. The meaning of that is as simple as the popup label appearing on …
Yellow Triangle over Network Connection icon: what it is, why it happens and how to fix it Read More
If you need to monitor the network traffic of a Windows client or server and you don't want to install software such as Network Monitor or third-party tools such as Wireshark you can achieve the …
How to perform Network Trace on Windows using NETSH (without installing external software) Read More We all know that Redmond loves to know more about us: Windows 10 makes no exceptions here, introducing a revamped user data gathering framework which isn't exactly ideal for everyone. The reasons given …
Disable Windows 10 Tracking, an application to stop Microsoft's personal data gathering Read More
One of the most important things you can do to improve your website Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is to comply with the Unique page URLs rule, meaning that each page should answer …
IIS URL Rewrite rule to redirect multiple domain names to one Read More
We already talked in this post about the Winmail.dat file, which is part of the proprietary TNEF format used by Exchange and Outlook to encapsulate attachments files, notes and meta-data inside mail messages: the main …
Configure Outlook to not use Winmail.dat to send attachments Read More
Finding a way to decently show our source code on the web recently became a rather trivial task thanks to many JavaScript + CSS based libraries such as highlightjs, PrismJS, Prettify, SyntaxHighlighter & more. It's not so easy to achieve …
Displaying Code Snippets in Microsoft Word with Syntax Highlighting Read More If you use Microsoft Outlook and installed at least an add-in, third-party component or any other mail-related software I bet you are familiar with either the following message: A program is trying …
How to stop the Outlook "A program is trying to access" pop-up messages Read More