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  • Build a list of installed softwares on a Windows machine

    write a windows .bat script with following commands and run it. A file named ‘software_list.txt‘ will be created with list of installed software in it.
    echo List of softwares > software_list.txt
    echo ================= >>software_list.txt
    reg export HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall temp1.txt
    find “DisplayName” temp1.txt| find /V “ParentDisplayName” > temp2.txt
    for /f “tokens=2,3 delims==” %%a in (temp2.txt) do (echo %%a >> software_list.txt)
    del temp1.txt temp2.txt
    Click [...]

  • DNS DHCP on WHS install problem

    ORIGINAL POST
    Installing anything on WHS from the server desktop is unsupported and not recommended.  My recommendation is to let your router handle DNS/DHCP requests.
    Everything you need is on the installation disk. The disk will mount as drive (X:). You’ll need to manually find each driver, but it’s all there

  • Setting up DNS/WINS on WHS [windows home server]

    adapted from here.
    Windows Home Server is Windows Server 2003 at its core. Most of the really cool things 2k3 can do is against the EULA. If you need Domains or load balacing, buy 2K3. But I didn’t see the harm in the small hack. If you are not comfortable with configuring Windows components, using Remote [...]

  • Using Ping to Troubleshoot Network Problem

    ORIGINAL ARTICLE
    Sometimes if your network connection is down and you can use ping to troubleshoot network problem and then fix it.
    Ping is a program used to check whether a host is up and active in network. It’s pretty simple and usually used to troubleshoot network problem. Here is typical home network design, and the technique [...]

  • HPLJ Error: Unable to store job at printer

    Later HP LaserJet printers have a “Mopier mode” which provides better print performance on multiple copies. However, if you have “Mopier mode” enabled and no EIO hard disk installed, you’ll get the above message.

    Right click on the printer

    select “Properties”.

    Find the “Device Settings” tab.

    Disable “Mopier mode”

    No worried, the unit will still print multiple collated copies with [...]

  • AKO Email on your Blackberry

    Email server: imap.us.army.mil
    Email server type: POP/IMAP
    Port: 995
    Use SSL: Yes
    Once you’ve entered your email server, username and password, your phone should autosense the other information it needs. Send yourself a test email to your AKO. Give your phone about 20 minutes.

  • Wordpress/BBPress in stalled but not images show up

    …_If you configured everything correctly, you should be greeted by the WordPress//BBPress configuration page. Follow the prompts, and you will have a functional WordPress blog installed on a Ubuntu desktop machine.
    But what if you do all that, surf from another machine and get no images or CSS?

    If you configure your blog from a local browser, [...]

  • Install Desktop Environment in ubuntu

    1) Install desktop Environment
    2) Install Webmin

    1) Install desktop Environment
    First you nee to make sure you have enabled Universe and multiverse repositories in /etc/apt/sources.list file once you have enable you need to use the following command to install GUI
    sudo apt-get update
    sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
    The above command will install GNOME desktop

  • Windows 7 and GodMode

    i’ve collected information from a couple of different sources.
    Windows has lots of God Modes. Source: Cnet
    Here’s the list of strings:

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