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Networking

Windows 7 mapped drive disconnected

I had issues with mapped drives on Windows 2003 server from Windows 7 workstation. Drives are still visible in windows explorer, but an icon has red X over it. Once you try to double...

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Windows Server

HP 1022 Crashing Print Spooler on Server

I had a lot of issues with HP 1022n printer in our network, which could not be installed on the server. Each time I tried to install the printer I got a message that printer...

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Microsoft Windows

Windows Update not working

The issue may be caused by several factors, such as corrupted system DLL files, a corrupted Windows Update temporary folder, or stopped update services. In order to narrow down the cause of this issue...

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Microsoft Windows

Format USB drive with NTFS

If you have ever tried to format USB thumb drive or memory stick, you may have noticed that the only options you get are FAT and FAT32 file systems. This is the default behavior...