Let’s take the following ingredients: Logitech Mouse, Setpoint software, Windows 7, Outlook 2010’s email navigation window.
Let’s try to add a little scrollwheelspeed to that mix. A little you say? Seems more like the scrollwheel is scrolling through “pages” instead of lines. Argh, I hate it, let’s fix it.
Logitech Scrollwheel speed in Outlook 2010
Windows 7 USB Download tool says “the selected file is not a valid iso file”
accept the HP’s OEM ISO with “the selected file is not a valid iso file. please select a valid ISO file and try again” urgh.
Script to unrar… rar files. no kidding.
I’m lazy as fuck so I created a script that unrars rar files and throws those rar files away afterwards, leaving just the directory and the extracted file!
Google can go F* themselves with their “GoogleUpdate.exe”
Recently I installed Chrome (just like all the other nerds on teh interweb), played around with it a bit, but there is no click like there was with FF.
Nvidia broke my RDP!
After upgrading my Forceware Geforce drivers, I couldn’t connect to my machine via Remote Desktop.
Desktop color depth when using RDP on Windows XP SP3
I recently installed SP3 (duh) and whatever I tried I couldn’t get more than 256 colours when connecting via Remote Desktop. No matter what configuration in the RDP client (256 or 15/16/24/32bit) all the icons on the remote desktop were ugly as hell. Here’s the fix.
Mstsc /console on Vista SP1 or Windows Server 2008?
Why can’t I connect to the console of my brand spanking new Vista SP1 or Server 2008 rig?
Check Windows installation date
Have you ever wanted to know when you installed your Windows? You can use Lavalys Everest to check that date, but Windows includes all the necessary tools to extract that date!
Batch change “share” permissions on Windows Shares.
If you have plenty of shares in 1 direcory, but the permissions on the share level are all set to “everyone read”, and you want everyone to have “full” rights, you have 2 options: One involves clicking a lot, the other option involves reading on.
Classic logon dialog for Windows XP
If you don’t like the Luna XP style (who does anyway) and you want to have a Windows 2000 style logon dialog (so without the welcome screen, and without fast user switching), then copy the following in a hurray.reg file and doubleclick it :)