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System File Checker (SFC) in Windows 2000,Windows XP, Windows 2003
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Sometimes, when you install new software or a driver, you may find that the System is not stable. This is because; installing new software or a driver sometime will try to add its own version of some System files. […]
Fix Error 650: Remote Access Server is not responding
If you are using a Dial-Up connection and experience the following error while dialing
Error 650: Remote Access Server is not responding
The main reason could be that the wait time for the modem is not enough for handshake.
How to Create a BootLog in Windows 2000/XP and later
When you are troubleshooting a problem with your Windows especially a Windows Start up problem, the best place to start would be to create a Boot Log. This would create a file named Ntbtlog.txt in the C:\Windows directory with the list of drivers that tries to load. It adds entries for every successfully loaded driver […]
Network Repair in Windows XP 2003 and later
Windows XP and later provides you with a one step resolution to network problems on your PCs and Servers in the form of a Repair button under the properties of the network connection. This is a simple and effective way to resolve a network problem but do you know what exactly happens when you run […]
PUSHD & POPD to navigate directories temporarily in DOS command line
If you are a heavy Command Prompt (DOS) user, this might well be a very useful tip. In the DOS prompt, the most commonly used command would be cd (change directory) to switch between directories that you work. If you working between more than one directory (say C:\Documents and Settings\username\desktop) and (say C:\Windows\system32) then everytime […]
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Sometimes, when you install new software or a driver, you may find that the System is not stable. This is because; installing new software or a driver sometime will try to add its own version of some System files. […]
If you are using a Dial-Up connection and experience the following error while dialing
Error 650: Remote Access Server is not responding
The main reason could be that the wait time for the modem is not enough for handshake.
How to Create a BootLog in Windows 2000/XP and later
When you are troubleshooting a problem with your Windows especially a Windows Start up problem, the best place to start would be to create a Boot Log. This would create a file named Ntbtlog.txt in the C:\Windows directory with the list of drivers that tries to load. It adds entries for every successfully loaded driver […]
Network Repair in Windows XP 2003 and later
Windows XP and later provides you with a one step resolution to network problems on your PCs and Servers in the form of a Repair button under the properties of the network connection. This is a simple and effective way to resolve a network problem but do you know what exactly happens when you run […]
PUSHD & POPD to navigate directories temporarily in DOS command line
If you are a heavy Command Prompt (DOS) user, this might well be a very useful tip. In the DOS prompt, the most commonly used command would be cd (change directory) to switch between directories that you work. If you working between more than one directory (say C:\Documents and Settings\username\desktop) and (say C:\Windows\system32) then everytime […]
When you are troubleshooting a problem with your Windows especially a Windows Start up problem, the best place to start would be to create a Boot Log. This would create a file named Ntbtlog.txt in the C:\Windows directory with the list of drivers that tries to load. It adds entries for every successfully loaded driver […]
Windows XP and later provides you with a one step resolution to network problems on your PCs and Servers in the form of a Repair button under the properties of the network connection. This is a simple and effective way to resolve a network problem but do you know what exactly happens when you run […]
PUSHD & POPD to navigate directories temporarily in DOS command line
If you are a heavy Command Prompt (DOS) user, this might well be a very useful tip. In the DOS prompt, the most commonly used command would be cd (change directory) to switch between directories that you work. If you working between more than one directory (say C:\Documents and Settings\username\desktop) and (say C:\Windows\system32) then everytime […]
If you are a heavy Command Prompt (DOS) user, this might well be a very useful tip. In the DOS prompt, the most commonly used command would be cd (change directory) to switch between directories that you work. If you working between more than one directory (say C:\Documents and Settings\username\desktop) and (say C:\Windows\system32) then everytime […]
