Belarc Advisor – Profile Security, Hardware & Software status of your PC

 Security  No Responses »
Apr 132009
 

Belarc Advisor is a PC profiling software that can build a detailed profile of your installed hardware, software, Windows Updates including Hot fixes and security updates and Antivirus software status. Belarc Advisor also shows the System Security score by comparing with the CIS (Center for Internet Security)benchmarks (dosn’t work yet on Windows Vista).

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Parameter is incorrect error joining Windows 7 Beta or Windows 2008 to domain

 Windows 7, Windows Server 2008  No Responses »
Jan 212009
 

When you try to add a Windows Server 2008 machine or a Windows 7 PC to a Windows Domain with the domain you may have the error

The attempt to join this computer to the <domain_name>.com domain failed. The parameter is incorrect.

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vLite – Slipstream ServicePacks,Hotfixes,patches & create bootable Windows Vista CD

 Free Utilities, Windows Vista  No Responses »
Feb 232008
 

I just wrote about this great tool nLite to customise Windows Installation CD create a custom bootable Windows Installation Cd with the Service Packs, Hotfixes,Patches,updates,security fixes and applications all slipstreamed and Windows fine tuned and tweaked before installation.

nLite is a great tool which unfortunately doesn’t support Windows Vista due to fact this is a completely different architecture. but, the author didn’t leave you on your own. The author has created vLite to customize your Windows Vista installation by including hotfix, language pack and drivers into the integration list and Service Packs.

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nLite – Slipstream ServicePacks,Hotfixes,patches & create bootable Windows CD

 Free Utilities, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows-Server-2003  2 Responses »
Feb 232008
 

Installing or Re-installing an Operating System is not a very pleasant task and Windowss Operating Systems are no exceptions. In Windows, whats more even frustrating would be to install the Service Packs, the Critical & Security updates that was released after the version that you currently have on your CD and comes the applications. Unlike Linux, Microsoft doesn’t offer recent builds which means everytime you install, you need to go through the whole process.

For a System Administrator with 100s of systems???

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