• Using Remote Desktop with Windows XP Professional 7 Dec. 2004 Robert J. Shimonski

    In this article we will cover the use of Remote Desktop, a tool that once mastered can help you to connect over the network to remote servers to perform maintenance or to launch tests from. This article will cover the basic setup and use of it.

  • Windows XP Registry Backup 101 2 Dec. 2004 Robert J. Shimonski

    In this article we will cover the Windows XP Registry, its function importance and most importantly, how to apply a basic level of disaster prevention to your system in case a problem does occur. Backing up the Registry in Windows XP is simple, painless and can save you a headache when you need that backup.

  • Building and Using a Windows XP Boot Disk 30 Nov. 2004 Robert J. Shimonski

    In this article we will learn how to make a boot disk for a Windows XP system. A boot disk can start the operating system on a computer running Windows XP if it will not boot properly and the damage is suspected to be in the files that start Windows.

  • Diagnosing Server Performance Problems With Server Performance Advisor 25 Nov. 2004 Brien M. Posey

    The Windows Performance Monitor is a great tool for analyzing a server’s performance. The problem is that it can be complicated to use and the results can be hard to understand. However, Microsoft has recently released a new tool that will test a server’s performance for you and compile the results into an easy to read report. In this article, I will tell you all about it.

  • What You Need To Know About The Shift to 64-Bit Computing 23 Nov. 2004 Brien M. Posey

    For several years now, there have been rumors that 64-bit computing would soon become mainstream. We may have finally reached that point, but there are some problems. The market is filled with competing 64-bit standards, each requiring their own special version of Windows. In this article, I will explain what you need to know about the various 64-bit systems that are available today. As I do, I will talk about the limitations imposed by each.

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