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Recent Posts
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Nvidia Driver Update Frequency Musings
10 May 2019 -
Windows 10 Workaround Versus Fix
08 May 2019 -
PowerShell Command Line Zip Handling
06 May 2019
Checking up on the number released so far in 2019, I find myself musing that Nvidia driver update frequency is too high for those who don't need bleeding/leading-edge game tweaks.
When I can't complete an RDP login on a Skip ahead Insider Preview PC I find myself pondering this dilemma: Windows 10 Workaround versus fix. For me, a workaround will do.
Once you learn the syntax and parameters involved, PowerShell command ine Zip handling is simple and easy, both for bundling files into archives, and unpacking archives' contents.
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19H1 Release Preview Bug Bites
03 May 2019 -
MS Valuation Hits Trillion Dollar Mark
01 May 2019 -
Web-based vs Offline DotNET 4.8 Installers
26 Apr 2019 -
Win10 Minimum Hardware Requirements Get Interesting
24 Apr 2019 -
X1 Carbon Extreme 6-Core Really Flies
22 Apr 2019 -
Comet Offers Interesting Disk Cleanup Alternative
19 Apr 2019 -
MFTRCRD64 Shows More NTFS Timestamps
18 Apr 2019
You'll know when the Windows 10 19H1 Release Preview bug bites, when you see an error message from Windows Update that reads "What needs your attention. . ." Turns out removing the SD card usually ...
On April 30, with a stock value at the market close of $130.60 per share, MS valuation hits trillion dollar mark. Now the question is: can MS stay there?
The tradeoff in using web-based vs offline DotNET 4.8 installers is time. Web-based installers are quicker to download but take longer to work through installation. Vice-versa for offline installers.
Careful examination of changes to CPU details show that with version 1903, Win10 minimum hardware requirements get interesting. Simply put, newer CPUs deliver more advanced features and functions.
If you're looking for a serious, capable road/travel laptop, be aware that the Lenovo X1 Carbon Extreme 6-Core really flies. For $2.5-3.0K you can get performance on par with a reasonably capable ...
A free, open source program named Comet offers interesting Disk Cleanup alternative for Windows 10. If MS should now decide to retire the original (which they may do), looks like we've got a usable ...
MFTRCRD64 Shows More NTFS Timestamps
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MCT1903 Misnomer Not Available
14 Apr 2019 -
Dude, Where Is My SDXC Drive?
12 Apr 2019 -
Samsung Consumer Drivers OEM Friendly
10 Apr 2019 -
Upcoming Insider Preview Changes 2020 Release Access Methods
08 Apr 2019 -
MS Backs Off Forcing Updates
04 Apr 2019
Though some enterprising Windows-head found a file named MediaCreationTool1903.exe, it's a MCT1903 Misnomer not available to the public just yet, as a bit of DISM inspection shows. It will be ready ...
When I lose a device after a Release Preview upgrade, I raise the question "Dude, Where is my SDXC Drive?" A quick rollback leads me to suspect a driver issue, and a follow-up report to the MS ...
Because my new Lenovo loaner laptops include OEM model NVMe drives, I find myself asking are Samsung consumer drivers OEM friendly? In my case, at least, the answer turns out to be "Yes!"
For the next little while, upcoming Insider Preview changes 2020 release access methods: to check the Release Preview and prep for the next 19H2 Fast Ring, go "Slow;" to get the 20H1 bits, pick ...
In a surprising but welcome move, MS Corporate VP for Windows Mike Fortin announces that, starting with the next feature upgrade, MS backs off forcing updates on users. All I can say is: "Hooray!"