Memtest86+ - Free utility to stress test memory
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Memtest86+ should be one of those utilities that comes handy when troubleshooting a problem with your PC or server when you suspect experiencing a hardware issue. Also, can help stress testing a new system especially a Server to test […]
“Snap-in Failed to Initialize” Windows 2003 DHCP Server error
We recently ran into this problem wherein the DHCP MMC started throwing errors anytime we try to launch it. After a good length of troubleshooting, we found that the number of reservations on the DHCP were 87.
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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Memtest86+ should be one of those utilities that comes handy when troubleshooting a problem with your PC or server when you suspect experiencing a hardware issue. Also, can help stress testing a new system especially a Server to test […]
We recently ran into this problem wherein the DHCP MMC started throwing errors anytime we try to launch it. After a good length of troubleshooting, we found that the number of reservations on the DHCP were 87.
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 […]
