When writing documentation, or manuals or even training material sometimes you need a Windows logo. In the old days there used to be one in the WingDings font at character code 0xFF. The only problem now is that logo is a little out of date being more Windows 3.1 than Windows 10. Fortunately deployed with […]
Sometimes there are times when IP addresses change and your machine gets a little confused by holding onto the old site, or even when you know the site is out there but you still keep getting a 404 Page not found error. First thing you need to do is open a Command Prompt with Administrator […]
There are times when you need administrator rights to run an application, often something as useful as a command prompt needs administrator rights to perform system tasks. A quick way to do this if you have Cortana on your taskbar is to quickly type CMD into Cortana and you will be presented with a dialog […]
Occasionally you might need to run a program but need additional rights, for example if you are logged in as a normal non administrator user, and you have to do something that requires administrator rights. Instead of logging out and logging back in again, or logging in again as a new user to the machine […]
Consider this you are writing a training manual, some software documentation or even a blog post and the program you are working with requires the user to approve the Windows UAC dialog. You need to take a screenshot but each time you try nothing happens. Here is the solution When the dialog triggers, select the […]
You might have noticed the run dialog seems to have gone only to be replaced with Cortana, and while Cortana usually does a good job sometimes it returns too much information when you just want to quickly start another application. Fortunately its not really gone just accessed with the keystroke Windows Key + R But […]
Having recently needed to change my AD password when remote working how to send CTRL+ALT+DEL to the RDP session without it trying to lock my local machine proved to be easier than I thought. Simply press CTRL+ALT+END while you are in the RDP session and it will get translated to CTRL+ALT+DEL on the remote machine. […]