Windows: RDP client settings

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RDP connections are quite easy, right? Just open the tool, punch in the server name and you are good? When you have a small screen it is hard to find the right resolution for the session. My setup/requirements: the Window needs to fit on a 13“ screen no scroll bars optimized for low bandwidth and Read More

Windows: Debug a bluescreen

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open minidump After a BSOD you might want to find out the reason. Eventlog is a good starting point, but you should look into the minidump as well. Install You need to install the debug tools: http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/devtools/debugging/default.mspx Open The file you need to open is located in C:\Windows\Minidump cd “C:\Program Files\Debugging Tools for Windows (x64)” Read More

Microsoft: Windows Performance Analyzer

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Windows Performance Analysis is sometimes needed. Let me show you a tools that could help you. You know the probably the TaskManager, perfmon.exe and ProcessExplorer.exe Another tool that is not so well known is WPA (Windows Performance Analyzer). In Windows 7 this tool was called xperf You need to install the Windows Performance Toolkit from Read More

Link Linux is not Windows

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Here is a link to a very old page that is still actual web.archive.org -> http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm My favorite part: If you want to use it, you’re expected to invest time in learning how to use it. It was created and given to you, free of charge, by people who invested a lot of their own Read More