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A System Administrator that is trying to save fellow IT and Computer comrades one byte at a time.

MySQL: The description for Event ID in Source cannot be found.

MySQL: The description for Event ID in Source cannot be found.

By D87 on October 21, 2011

If you keep getting this error in the Event Viewer you should do the following: The description for Event ID ( 100 ) in Source ( MySQL ) cannot be found It seems like the local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. [...]

Posted in Computer & Technology | Tagged error, event viewer, mysql, server | Leave a response

Terminal Service Printers do not keep local settings.

Terminal Service Printers do not keep local settings.

By D87 on August 18, 2011

The Problem: When you start a Terminal Services session with a local printer, a redirected print queue is created in the Terminal Services session. All of your settings should be transfer over to the redirected printer, but that is not the case all the time. Some printing models do not support detecting changes to the Device Settings tab [...]

Posted in Computer & Technology, Windows | Tagged printer, terminal service | Leave a response

IE History View in action.

Remotely view Internet browsing history

By D87 on August 2, 2011

As a Sysadmin you are sometimes force to do some detective work, and 90% of the time this will involve the auditing of user’s browsing history. There are many utilities out there, but i wanted to shared IE History View, a long time favorite app I constantly use. Each time that you type a URL in the [...]

Posted in Computer & Technology, Windows | Tagged internet history, remote, utility | 2 Responses

Master Keyboard Shortcut List

Master Keyboard Shortcut List

By D87 on July 21, 2011

I always wanted to compiled a list of my most used keyboard shortcuts, so here it is. I’m sure i will be adding more as time goes by so consider this post, a work in progress.   Basic Function Key Combination Select All  CTRL + A Copy  CTRL + C Cut  CTRL + X Paste  CTRL + [...]

Posted in Computer & Technology, Editors' Picks, Windows | Tagged keyboard, shortcuts, You Should Know | Leave a response

Microsoft Web Platform Installer

You Should Know: Microsoft’s Web Platform Installer

By D87 on June 16, 2011

This is a simple free tool that helps you download and install various components of the Microsoft Web Platform. It basically acts like an “app store” for your server. If you are familiar with Cpanel’s Fantastico, this is a similar concept. There are different tools, databases and application that can be install using the Web Platform installer, some include; [...]

Posted in Computer & Technology, Windows | Tagged automated, windows server, You Should Know | Leave a response

Some Client computers do not appear in the WSUS console

Some Client computers do not appear in the WSUS console

By D87 on June 7, 2011

There are many reasons why some clients might not appear in the WSUS console. For example, GPO errors, a corrupt installation on the server or client side and issues with IIS  just to name a few. Many of these issues can be pinpointed by running the WSUS Client Diagnostic Tool and if necessary the Server Diagnostic Tool. Both of [...]

Posted in Computer & Technology, Windows | Tagged active directory, ad, client, gpo, server, windows server, windows update, WSUS | Leave a response

Joomla Upgrade. jUpgrade Stuck

Joomla Upgrade. jUpgrade Stuck

By D87 on June 2, 2011

When upgrading from Joomla 1.5.X to 1.6 i ran through an issue with jUpgrade. It seem like it was always getting stuck in the Downloading process. After restarting the process different times with different variables, i still could not get past the Downloading step. So i figure i check the Parameters settings, there i was [...]

Posted in Computer & Technology | Tagged error, joomla, jupgrade | 2 Responses

A view of the Microsoft Visual Basic screen

Get Email notifications when Excel workbook has been amended.

By D87 on May 25, 2011

Recently I ran across a situation where i had an Excel workbook that was on a shared drive, this file would get updated by different employees on any given time of the day. I need it a way to alert someone in management every time this file was amended. This was my solution: Private Sub [...]

Posted in Computer & Technology, Editors' Picks, Windows | Tagged amended, email notification, excel, macro, office, updated, visual basic | 5 Responses

Batch File Collection

Batch File Collection

By D87 on May 23, 2011

This page is setup as a place to archive past batch script that I have created. Please read before running any batch file. Use at your own risk!!  Also please note that this page is a work in progress, Thank You. Domain Related Auto Log in Domain – Please edit lines 6-8, change DOMAIN_Name, USERNAME [...]

Posted in Additional Content, Downloads | Tagged auto login, batch file, domain | Leave a response

Phishing Report: Unfortunately we are not alone.

Phishing Report: Unfortunately we are not alone.

By D87 on May 20, 2011

If you’ve ever been a webmaster or a network administrator of a web server for a mere 2 minutes. There is a great change you have dealt with some kind of hacking attempt. (You say No?, Check your logs).  Well recently our web server suffer a hacking attack which resulted in a phishing trap that [...]

Posted in Computer & Technology | Tagged hacking, phishing | Leave a response

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