Remote Desktop Statistics Package
A look back at RDStat, a collection of tools I built to show users the load on a Remote Desktop cluster. This legacy package is preserved here as a project history.
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A look back at RDStat, a collection of tools I built to show users the load on a Remote Desktop cluster. This legacy package is preserved here as a project history.
Read the noteThere are times when you have a bright idea and think “I wonder if someone has done that before”. Well earlier this week I had one of those moments! Our remote desktop infrastructure was crawling to a halt – it has become so...
Read the noteAround this time of year, I often get asked which laptops I recommend people buy for their kids (or themselves!) After some extensive research, here is my top 10! The criteria here was must have a DVD drive, not for gaming, fairly...
Read the noteSystem Restore – a very useful tool when it comes to recovering from a bad program install or botched update is disabled by default in Windows 10.
Read the noteIs your computer or laptop showing its age? Can you make the tea whilst it logs in or turns on? If so, you might benefit from a quick look in Task Manager and see what’s going on.
Read the noteSo I recently had to fix a problem for one of my family (hey Mum!), whereby Lightroom (4.6 at the time) was failing to import photos from any of her digital cameras through Lightroom. Problem Lightroom would open the import window...
Read the noteToday we had a mass of emails sent to users that managed to bypass the spam filter – horray! In order to stop users from opening the (virus) attachment, we decided it would be prudent to remove them from their mailboxes. In order...
Read the noteHow many times have you wanted to rename files en-masse? Windows Explorer has a couple of great utilities to help with this task. For instance: Select files in Explorer using CTRL or SHIFT (files must be in the same folder) Press...
Read the noteFrom time to time in a domain scenario you may come across the following error message on client computers: The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed. This is because the computer’s password...
Read the noteIf you’re anything like me, you’ve spent the last two days trying to fix this: Failure configuring Windows features. Reverting changes. Do not turn off your computer. This post is about a very specific case of this error, which...
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