Windows Enterprise Desktop
February 2019
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Knocking Out Norton Promo Pop-ups
27 Feb 2019 -
Nvidia LiveKernelEvent 141 Error Returns
25 Feb 2019 -
Win10 Hibernation Situation
22 Feb 2019
When the darn things won't close and start blocking the view of my workspace, I find myself knocking out Norton promo pop-ups. Here's how. . .
When Nvidia LiveKernelEvent 141 error returns to Reliability Monitor, I start troubleshooting my Nvidia drivers. I eliminate GeForce and the driver installer as the cause, but not the error.
For some users, the Win10 hibernation situation is such that normal defaults work just fine. For others -- especially those with restart or wake from sleep issues -- turning off hibernation can be ...
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New MyOffice App Makes Office Ubiquitous
20 Feb 2019 -
Snipping Tool Snip & Sketch Printing
18 Feb 2019 -
Another Free Win7 Life Extension
17 Feb 2019 -
Win10 Alternate Update History Sources
12 Feb 2019 -
Meet PowerShell Core 6.0
11 Feb 2019 -
So Long Venue Pro 11
04 Feb 2019 -
MS Store Offers Windows File Manager
01 Feb 2019
Starting 2/20/2019, a new MyOffice app makes Office ubiquitous. Works with local and remote executables, across multiple platforms and OSes.
Snipping Tool Snip & Sketch printing presents problems when you want to print a screencap on a single piece of paper. Other programs include a"Fit to page" option. You should, too!
In announcing a preview of its Microsoft Virtual Desktop Azure-based technology, MS sneakily offers another free Win7 life extension. Very interesting!
When an attempt to recover update history turns up zilch, I find two good Win10 alternate update history sources. They may come in handy if Win10 does you like it did me.
Meet PowerShell Core 6.0, it's got your scripting needs covered on Windows, modern macOS versions, and many important Linux distros, too. Check it out!
When it fails all attempts to install 1809 or newer Insider Previews, I realize it's time to say so long Dell Venue Pro. Fortunately my even older ThinkPad X200T takes over without a hitch.
Those looking for a Windows nostalgia trip need not look too far. Right now, the MS Store offers Windows File Manager a la Windows 3.1.