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Building a Green Windows Home Server

Michael — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 04:51:00 +0000

1. Choosing your Components – A list of efficient, stable components for building a Windows Home Server.

2. Assembling your Components – Steps on assembling your components.

3. Installation, Bios Tweaks and Software Additions – Installation of WHS, Bios tweaks and software additions.

4. Final Thoughts, Recommendations – After thoughts on the process of setting up Windows Home Server.

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A Case for Process Explorer

Michael — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 20:05:47 +0000

If your in IT and haven’t read Mark Russinovich’s technical blog then you’re missing out. This guy knows his stuff and in this particular article “The Case of the Slooooow System” he takes you through high level troubleshooting techniques using Process Explorer.

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JDiskReport: Hard Drive Utility

Michael — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 04:33:55 +0000

Ever wonder “where has all my hard drive space gone to”? Well, wonder no more, JDiskReports will help you uncover what files are taking up your hard drive space. JDiskReports analyzes every file and reports back on how much space each file is taking up on your hard drive. I have found this to be a very useful free tool to track down large files that are hogging my hard drive, doing so has saved me a tone of time and space. Give it a try and let me know what you think.

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RSS Feed: feed me

Michael — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 01:51:35 +0000

What is an RSS feed?

An RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed will allow you to receive regular updates from blog and news posts in real time delivered to either your email inbox or through a aggregator.

To start receiving an RSS feed you need to use an aggregator that will grab the feed your interested in and deliver it to you. There are a number of aggregators out there that you can download. You can start with one of these.

Feed Readers

Applications

Online Services

Podcast Readers

If you’re like me and use Microsoft Outlook 2007 then you’re in luck. You can configure Outlook to download your RSS Feeds. To do this please follow the tutorial link (coming soon).

Now that you have chosen your RSS feed application, you can start gathering your feeds. When your browsing your favorite online site and see an icon that’s labeled with RSS, XLM or Atom and looks like this then you know that site has an RSS feed available to you.

The latest releses of Firefox and Internet Explorer will display a RSS icon next to the web address if there is a feed associated with the site.

To get started you can add the feed for Gnetsolutions –> here

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