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- Launch Windows Explorer with administrative privileges on Windows XP Pro
- Do you ever need to perform an on-the-fly administrative task, but you're not on your computer? If the computer runs Internet Explorer 6 or 7, here's how you can launch Windows Explorer with administrative privileges on a Windows XP Pro limited user machine. When you're working on a user's...
- Technical articles 2007-02-28
- Investigate Internet Explorer add-ons in Windows XP
- When you're on the Internet, your Windows XP computer may be picking up harmless as well as potentially unwelcome add-ons. Greg Shultz explains how to evaluate which IE add-ons you have and what purpose they serve. When you visit various Web sites, your Windows XP computer may download...
- Technical articles 2006-11-01
- Launch Internet Explorer in Windows XP without connecting to the Web
- Launching Internet Explorer from Windows XP doesn't mean you have to connect to the Internet or go to your home page. Greg Shultz tells how to launch Internet Explorer by drawing a blank page. When you launch Internet Explorer from within Windows XP, the default configuration is to...
- Technical articles 2006-08-30
- Allowing pop-ups from specific sites
- One of Windows XP SP2's many quirks is that some Web sites may not function properly if they use subsidiary windows. Find out how you can configure Internet Explorer to allow pop-ups from specific sites. Stay on top of the latest XP tips and tricks with our free Windows...
- Technical articles 2005-04-13
- Tech Tip: Disable IE's downloading capability
- Do you support Windows XP users who insist on downloading files from the Web via Internet Explorer--regardless of what you tell them? If so, you'll be glad to know that you can disable Internet Explorer's ability to download files by tweaking the Security...
- Technical articles 2003-12-08
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- Making the switch to Microsoft Update on Windows XP machines
- Besides updates for the Windows operating system and Internet Explorer, did you know that Microsoft Update will also provide updates for other applications? Greg Shultz explains why you should use Microsoft Update on your Windows XP machine. If you're like most security-conscious folks using the Internet these days,...
- Technical articles 2006-02-22
- Security Watch: Windows XP SP2 more secure? Not so fast
- Stay on top of the latest XP tips and tricks with our free Windows XP e-newsletter, delivered weekly. Automatically sign up today! ByRobert VamosiSenior Editor, CNET ReviewsIt's late. It's large. But Microsoft's much heralded Windows XP Service Pack 2 has finally arrived. Right...
- Technical articles 2004-08-16
- Add a Create New Folder icon to the Windows XP Quick Launch toolbar
- Creating new folders to store files is a basic Windows XP task, but Windows Explorer does not have a button for easy creation of new folders. You can create your own shortcut by adding a Create New Folder button to the Quick Launch toolbar. Follow these steps: ...
- Blog posts 2008-01-02
- Microsoft asks users to help with security issues, while a critical IE hole remains unpatched
- A critical vulnerability has surfaced in Internet Explorer 6, and it's one that affects even fully patched IE versions. In the meantime, Microsoft is turning to users to help build its malware database. John McCormick has the details—and even some tax tips—in this edition of the IT Locksmith. A...
- Technical articles 2006-03-27
- Pros point to flaws in Windows security update
- Stay on top of the latest XP tips and tricks with our free Windows XP e-newsletter, delivered weekly. Automatically sign up today!By ...
- Technical articles 2004-08-19
- Microsoft delays SP2 auto update
- Stay on top of the latest XP tips and tricks with our free Windows XP e-newsletter, delivered weekly. Automatically sign up today!By ...
- Technical articles 2004-08-17
- Find out what Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 has to offer
- If you're still smarting from the hassle of Windows XP Service Pack 2, you're probably not too thrilled that Microsoft recently released Service Pack 1 for Windows Server 2003. Let us help ease your pain: Find out what additions and enhancements SP1 brings to the table, and know what to...
- Technical articles 2005-04-19
- Manually run the Malicious Software Removal Tool on Windows XP machines
- Keeping your Windows XP network free from nefarious software is an ongoing task. Find out how you can make your job easier by manually running Microsoft's Malicious Software Removal Tool, which detects and removes malicious software. As a Windows XP network administrator, a crucial part of your job...
- Technical articles 2005-08-24
- Windows Vista's new Network Center offers more control over networking
- As you've probably heard by now, Microsoft has expanded itsWindows Vista beta test with the Community Technical Preview CTP program. TheCTP addition to the Windows Vista beta program is designed as an avenue forMicrosoft to officially provide monthly updates to the beta. The first version,dubbed the September CTP, was released...
- Technical articles 2005-10-27
- Investigating Windows Vista's new Search features
- In my October 12th column "An in-depth lookat Windows Vista's Virtual Folders technology" I told you about onecomponent of a whole set of new and improved data and file management featuresthat Microsoft calls Windows Vista's new information visualization,organization, and search features. As I mentioned in that column, these newfeatures are...
- Technical articles 2005-11-03
- Managing a Windows Server 2003 system with the Computer Management Console
- Windows Server 2003 includes consoles that allow you to manage the server and other components of a Windows Server 2003 environment. You may be familiar with Active Directory Users And Computers and Active Directory Sites And Services, which are Microsoft Management Consoles designed to accomplish a specific task. Microsoft...
- Blog posts 2008-02-05
- An in-depth look at Windows Vista's Virtual Folders technology
- In my July 15th column, "Ending filemanagement nightmares with Longhorn's new features," I told you abouta whole set of new and improved data and file management features thatMicrosoft calls Vista's new information visualization, organization, and searchfeatures. These new features are designed to address the problemcaused by the fact that the...
- Technical articles 2005-10-12
- Integrate VoIP with your e-mail address -- for free
- Unified communications is all the rage, and it's all about combining different types of messaging, such as e-mail and voice. Now there's a free service that does just that -- without the expense and hassle of installing server-side software.Yoomba, which just launched a public beta earlier this month, lets you...
- Blog posts 2007-07-27
- Nine VoIP add-ins that help boost productivity
- Skype has long been one of the most popular VoIP options forconsumers -- in no small part due to its low cost free for calls between Skypeusers and only a few dollars per month to call landlines. Now, it's gainingpopularity in the business world as well.The company has been adding...
- Technical articles 2007-04-26
- Create rich interfaces with Microsoft Silverlight
- Web developers often frown on the use of technologies like Macromedia Flash or Adobe Shockwave to spice up Web interfaces. Since these technologies are not Web standards, they may not properly work in all browsers. Even so, some developers continue to use these technologies. Recognizing an area of technology without...
- Blog posts 2007-10-08
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