Up & Running Technologies, Tech How To's

[...] one so why reinvent the wheel.  Below is a dismantle \ disassemble \ teardown of a Dell Venue 8 5830 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pi5baams1U [...]

[...] one so why reinvent the wheel.  Below is a dismantle \ disassemble \ teardown of a Dell Venue 11 (5130) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJL1rORK-SI [...]

[...] Because the Dell Venue 8 and 11 tablets like the 7130 and 7130 have no keyboards you need to use a button combination [...]

[...] that will allow new keyboards to connect more securely. I just cancelled my orders for Dell Venue 11′s until I can get my hands on this and see what it can do. httpv://www.youtube.com/ [...]

[...] released in Beta, you may be asking yourself, where is Windows 10 Server (likely to be named Windows Server 2015)?  Well, that is a fine question and we have the answer, it will be released TODAY [...]

[...] This is a short answer, upgrade to Server 2012 R2.  In Windows Server 2012, Shadowing was removed but it is back in Windows Server 2012 R2: OPTION 1: run MSTC [...]

[...] .MSI from step 11 above to a place on the network that all computers have access On your Windows Server, open your GROUP POLICY MANAGEMENT CONSOLE Expand the OU containing the COMPUTERS (not [...]

[...] If you find the IE (Internet Explorer) will not install there are several things to try but I have found the most effective to be: [...]

[...] Internet Explorer 11 will eventually appear in WSUS after being released directly to it by Microsoft, but [...]

[...] the URTech graphic (I would not skip this… but you could!) As at February 2014, in Internet Explorer 11 you need to make the window full screen and then RESTORE it back to a regular size to see [...]

[...] After working with Microsoft Partner Support (generally I have good response from this group) on and off for a few months, I called [...]

[...] SOLUTIONS that the databases warning was gone… so I was happy. Thanks to Amos at Microsoft Partner Support for his assistance.  The following blogs were also used as references [...]

[...] change the background image on Windows 8.1 Login Screen.  I confirmed this with Microsoft Partner Support HERE .  I believe this will change in future versions of Windows. That being said [...]

[...] several THIS PROGRAM HAS COMPATIBILITY ISSUES popups but I have assurances from Microsoft Partner Support that it is fine to click RUN THE PROGRAM WITHOUT GETTING HELP… so I did [...]

[...] in question in a different window (i.e. double click on it to get it out of the preview pane) Click FILE, PROPERTIES Read the header – personally, I find the header display window to be too [...]

[...] ribbons in Word.  Fortunately you can easily get them back: Open Word 2010 or 2013, click FILE then OPTIONS Click QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR, and then click ALL COMMANDS in the Choose [...]

[...] INSERT key still overtypes as you would expect. The long answer is, you can easily change it!  Click FILE > OPTIONS > ADVANCED and near the top you will see USE THE INSERT KEY TO CONTROL [...]

[...] RegEdit and expand to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Fonts Click FILE > EXPORT and save the file as some name you like Open the resulting .REG file with Notepad [...]

[...] Windows 8.1 with NO extra drivers or utilities.  After the initial boot, I did a Windows update which caught the new drivers for the nVidia Go1400 card and a few other items.  [...]

[...] There is no set time for Microsoft to release patches on ‘Patch Tuesday’ to Windows Update but the pattern has been near 11:00am Pacific Standard Time (PST).  Further I have [...]

[...] card… then I rebooted, it crashed, I booted it again and BINGO… all was well.  I then used Windows Update to re-install the driver and again… all was well. Share This With Your Friends Now: [...]

[...] Defender (Security Essentials) to automatically update and the first is to set WINDOWS UPDATE to automatically install all updates.  The other way is to create a new SCHEDULED [...]

[...] There are three ready answers to ‘how often does group policy update? COMPUTER CONFIGURATION and USER CONFIGURATION changes automatically refresh every 90 minutes with a random [...]

[...] CurrentVersion\Policies\System “VerboseStatus”=dword:00000001 . Group Policy: Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System>  DISPLAY HIGHLY DETAILED MESSAGES . [...]

[...] force a specific colour (or color for our American friends!) by using Group Policy: COMPUTER CONFIGURATION > POLICIES > ADMIN TEMPLATES > CONTROL PANEL > PERSONALIZATION FORCE A [...]

[...] If you have upgraded your Android device (in my case a Samsung S3) to Android 4.3 you likely have found that the camera flash goes off randomly.  Well, it [...]

[...] Ok… this was weird.  If you make an outbound call on your Samsung S3 (running Android 4.0.3 or newer) and after about 1 ring, your S3′s voice mail picks up [...]

[...] The old Soti Mobi Control agent (v9 and older) does not function on Android 4.3 which most Samsung S3′s received a few months ago.  To resolve this, upgrade your Mobi Control server or [...]