Archive for 'Vista'
TSAdmin Work Around
TSAdmin.exe is an application that allow an administrator to see who is connected via RDP to a server. My purpose for using this tool is to disconnect an idle session so that I can get on the server. This application comes in the Windows 2003 SP1 AdminPak. According to KB Article 930056, there is a [...]
Posted: June 13th, 2007 under Vista.
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Large File Copy Failed
I routinely copy large files (diagnostic logs) and I tried that just now in Vista. I got the following error, “Error 0×800705AA: Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service.” I googled for this and found that you can work around this by using XCOPY /Z (copies networked files in restartable mode). The file in [...]
Posted: June 12th, 2007 under Vista.
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OEM Natural Keyboard Pro still available
Someone asked me whether the Natural Keyboard Pro keyboard that I have is PS/2 or USB. It is actually both. He had to give his up since in new PC at work was “legacy free” and didn’t have PS/2 and his was only PS/2. He switched to the Ergonomic Natural Keyboard 4000. There are quite [...]
Posted: May 21st, 2007 under Vista.
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Vista, IntelliPoint, and Instant Viewer
If you have a Microsoft Mouse and using it on Vista, you may want to install Microsoft’s Intellipoint software. It includes Instant Viewer which is something like Exposé in Mac OS X. See David Brunelle’s article on it for more details.
Posted: May 18th, 2007 under Vista.
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Vista and my Natural Keyboard Pro
I really love my Natural Keyboard Pro. There are many things about it to like. However, one of the greatest things is the IntelliType Pro software and the ability to turn off that blasted Caps Lock. Who really needs to turn on the shout key anyway? NOBODY LIKES TO BE SHOUTED AT, RIGHT?
Before moving to [...]
Posted: May 17th, 2007 under Vista.
Comments: 4