One remote user from work called me the other day saying her remote desktop client stopped working because of “there are no terminal server client access licenses available for this computerâ€. Well, that’s easy, I walked her through and successfully deleted the MSLicensing registry key on her Windows Vista computer, and happily told her you can try it again now. […]
I have a small web application written in ASP.net 2.0 (works on 3.5 as well) with Ajax enabled. What it does is to search information on a online database and downloads as PDF. I use <asp:UpdatePanel></asp:UpdatePanel> to wrap up the web form content, and use <asp:UpdateProgress> to show a modal popup type of progress icon during the actual download. It […]
This is so funny that I feel it’s not enough only doing a tweet, but worth a post as well. You definitely should check this one out if you have no idea what the heck they wrote on the birthday cake. The only good thing is, Outlook didn’t mess up the lady’s name. 🙂 See the full original story here […]
We heard the good reviews of this new version of IE, and we also saw bad words of it as well, just like all other new things. Unless you try it out yourself you can never tell who is right and who is wrong, or they could be all wrong. So I went ahead and downloaded the package and installed […]
One resolution I made for new year is to get more hands on experiences on varies Microsoft new releases, including OS, Servers, and Applications, since I haven’t been able to do so for last a couple of years. So once I saw the news saying the new Windows 7 was released the beta version to the public. I told myself […]
This blog is powered by subText which runs MS SQL database in the back, which also requires me to remote manage the database from time to time when something need to be tweaked behind the scene. But recently, I was having trouble logging in through Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio. The login attempt was rejected due to the following reason. […]
I came cross this idea early this morning when I saw a post in the forum I am usually on. One guy mentioned that the ESXi serve he’s running has no hard drives at all, instead it boots from a USB key and links to the SAN afterwards. Very good idea. I wasn’t aware of such option as ESX server […]
Another big day in web browser history, the day Google finally announced the release of their long waiting and already forgot web browser, Chrome, shortly after they renewed their sponsorship to Firefox for another 3 years. I couldn’t wait for a second once I heard the release, rushed to their website and had it running on my Vista one minute […]