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Posted by Alex On August 18, 2021
Windows Admin Center is an interface for managing Windows servers and Windows workstations. Microsoft is currently actively promoting this tool as an assistant to system administrators for configuring Windows servers and workstations.
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Posted by Alex On August 9, 2021
This post explains the causes of the error and how to fix it.
When self-installing the web server on Windows, for example, following the guide “How to install Apache web server with PHP, MySQL and phpMyAdmin on Windows”, when trying to open the phpMyAdmin address, an error may (more…)
Posted by Alex On August 8, 2021
Finding your version of PowerShell will help you find out which PowerShell features you have access to. The PowerShell command lets you specify a version number, and we'll show you how.
There is a PowerShell utility to find the (more…)
Posted by Alex On August 8, 2021
PowerShell 5.1 is installed by default in Windows 10 and Windows 11. In recent years, there has been an active development of new versions of PowerShell 7.*: 7.0, 7.1. PowerShell 7.2 beta is currently in development
You can view the PowerShell 6.* and (more…)
Posted by Alex On August 7, 2021
Whatever the name and whatever engine the preinstalled web browser in Windows is based on, most users launch it only once – in order to download their favorite Google Chrome or Firefox. This tutorial will show you how to make Google Chrome, Firefox or any other web browser the default on Windows (more…)
Posted by Alex On June 15, 2021
Squid is a high performance caching proxy for web clients supporting FTP, gopher, ICAP, ICP, HTCP and HTTP data objects. Squid reduces network bandwidth, data transfer and improves response times by caching and reusing frequently requested web pages. Squid has extensive access control and is a great (more…)
Posted by Alex On June 7, 2021
If you want to install Tor as a service on Windows, then you need the Expert Bundle. It can be downloaded from this page of the official website.
From the downloaded archive (in my case, the file is called tor-win32-0.4.5.8.zip), unpack the Tor folder to the root of the C drive.
Posted by Alex On June 7, 2021
The fastest and easiest way to find out if a router can work with IPv6 is to check if it can open a site with an IPv6 address. Use the service “Do I have IPv6”. This website allows you to connect to it in a variety of ways – just follow (more…)
Posted by Alex On May 26, 2021
Auto-loading programs and services that you are not using is a waste of system resources. The automatic launch of a large number of programs can slow down your computer.
This article will show you how to check which programs start automatically when you turn on your computer and disable those (more…)
Posted by Alex On May 25, 2021
Services are a kind of programs that run in the background and do not require user input.
Services can either be specific to the Windows operating system or be third-party applications. Examples of services that the user can install himself: web server, VNC remote (more…)