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It seems that I posted the wrong links for the reader feeds…here are the correct ones: RSS2: http://www.intelliadmin.com/blog/index.php?feed=rss2 ATOM: http://www.intelliadmin.com/blog/index.php?feed=atom Now, the feed does show full articles in a reader client like Outlook….but for IE and firefox it still is truncating them. I am trying to see if there is a way around this…but for […]
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I think Microsoft may be playing a joke on all of us with this one. I just got an email that looks like this: Show your PC pride Are you one of the millions of people around the world who have proudly declared “I’m a PC”? With the new I’m a PC Store at Zazzle.com, […]
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I recently received an email: Dear Steve, I was going through google search and I came across your script. Please, how do I reset the network users home page to a particular website and make it permanent such that they would not change it? Thanks. Normally the answer would be to use group policy. But […]
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We have updated our blog. We now have a full text search, a mailing list (so you can be notified when new articles are published, software released, etc)…and now you can comment on articles – something many of you have been requesting over and over. If you have been using a RSS reader to subscribe, […]
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From time to time I have accidentally typed in the wrong address in Outlook. To make matters worse the wrong email address comes up every time when I start typing. I searched for quite some time trying to figure out how to remove items from the list – until finally I discovered the obvious. To […]
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On Tuesday (November 18th) The ZoneAlarm Pro firewall software will be free for 24 hours. It is in celebration of Check Point’s 15th anniversary. ZoneAlarm Pro is an antispyware, firewall, and ID protection suite that normally costs $39.95. At 6 AM PDT, Tuesday morning this page: http://download.zonealarm.com/bin/free/sum/index.html Will become live and provide instructions for downloading […]
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Earlier this week I wrote about how AVG prompted for the removal of a critical windows file. This was due to an invalid signature that made User32.dll look like a virus, when it wasn’t. If you “Healed” the file, Windows would no longer boot. On Thrusday, AVG announced: “As a follow-up to the rapid distribution […]
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I have been digging up as much information possible about Windows 2008 R2. Mostly because I fear that Windows 7, and 2008 R2 will be another smack down for us in regard to application compatibility. According to a Windows 2008 server blog: WoW64 support for 32bit applications is now an optional feature in Server Core […]
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In their quest to compete with the iPhone, Research In Motion has developed the BlackBerry storm. For quite some time BlackBerry has had a grip on the corporate environment. That was starting to fall apart with the iPhone. We can attest to that from our own informal sampling here. For a long time we would […]
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Microsoft has recently released patch MS08-068 – Another SMB remote code execution bug. It allows anyone who exploits the flaw to take control of that computer. If you have not gotten the patch yet – I would get it as soon as you can. The disturbing part is that Microsoft knew about this flaw as […]
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