From the category archives:
Internet Explorer 11 will be released sometime this fall – but what if you don’t want users to automatically upgrade? It is always better if you get the chance to test new versions of IE with your most heavily used websites – that way you don’t get hit with tons of support calls when it […]
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Over a year ago we came out with a utility to burn files from the command line. It was a little short on features, so this week we took some time and beefed it up. Here are the new options: -You can eject the drive -You can erase disks -You can set the label when […]
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I can bet your network is like ours. The number of Virtual Machines we have running is double of what we had last year. For a long time now we have used a ‘poor mans backup’. We would shutdown the virtual machines and then robocopy the contents of the VM over to a backup drive. […]
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We have released the final build of Remote Control Enterprise Edition to our website. What is it? It allows you to control computers remotely, as if you were in front of them. Across your network, and across the world. The big change in this version is that almost everything is accessible from an easy to […]
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I ran across an awesome little tool recently. It is called LastActivityView from NirSoft The program collects information from various sources, and can show you an activity report for a system that includes: -Folders accessed -System logon, shutdown, sleep times -Software installation time -Crashes -System restore point creation When you launch it, it loads almost […]
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We just finished the first draft of the users guide for Enterprise remote control. Enterprise Remote Control allows you to: -Control Computers from anywhere -Easily find users on your network by name -Jump into RDP sessions, without searching for the server they are on -Control the entire setup. No third party servers, or monthly fees […]
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There are lots of remote administration solutions out there. If you want to easily control computers outside your network, it always includes an annoying monthly fee. It is understandable. Someone needs to run those servers, maintain them, and hide the complexity from you. You are different. You are smart enough to run your own server. […]
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In July of 2012, Andrew asked us a question: “Hi Steve. I have been looking for a really simple utility. I am always on the phone with users, and sometimes it takes forever to walk them through and have them find their IP address or host name. I remember your post about BGInfo, but that […]
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I came across a tool this week. It is called “Network Stuff” It is a tiny little app, but has a bunch of features that could be helpful when trying to diagnose network issues. My favorite part is the status window. The TCP/UDP options give you a quick view of the ports owned by applications: […]
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Today we released Beta 4 of Enterprise Remote Control Online. We have made some significant upgrades that will save you time, and we have a huge price discount for those that purchase during the beta period. What is it? It allows you to take control of computers remotely. No need to open up firewalls, or […]
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