Cannot Delete Outlook 2007 thru 2016 Reminder It’s like having an unwanted houseguest Can’t delete a reminder in Outlook 2007, 2010, 2013 or 2016? I recently had this very strange problem where I created a calendar event in Outlook with a reminder attached to it, the event passed, I dismissed the reminder, but it wouldn’t go away! The reminder popped up each time I opened Outlook. Not only that, I deleted the calendar event thinking that it would get rid of the reminder, but it didn’t!...

What is Simple File Sharing and How to Turn It Off Yes it’s easy but also unsafe Simple File Sharing is a feature built into Windows that makes it very easy toshare files and folders with other computers on your local network. It’s so simple that it’s pretty unsafe too. If you share a folder, everyone can access it, and there are no permissions and no passwords to restrict access to the shared folder....

A Problem Has Been Detected and Windows Has Been Shutdown to Prevent Damages to Your Computer Don’t panic, but read this article After installing Windows XP Service Pack 3 and rebooting the computer some people get this error: Some of the technical codes accompanying the error are: OX0000007E (0XC00007D, 0XF7C6B8EA, 0XF7C6B7F4 – 0XF7CBBYF0). By booting into Safe Mode, I noticed that the boot process stopped when theMUP.SYSdriver was loading. The first thing to try is to boot from the Windows XP installation CD and get to the recovery console (by pressingR), then do achkdsk /rcheck....

Windows 2003 Active Directory Setup:dcpromo Makes the server a domain controller Now that we have setup Windows Server 2003 on our virtual machine, patched it with SP2, installed an anti-virus and setup DNS, it is now time to setup Active Directory using dcpromo. Setting up Active Directory using the run commanddcpromois a straightforward procedure. To begin, from your Windows 2003 Server desktop, go toStart,click onRun,typedcpromoand hitEnter. The “Welcome to the Active Directory Installation Wizard” should come up:...

VMware Server Web Access Default Username and Password You’ll need to enable the admin account Yesterday I setup a testing network using VMware server. I started by installing VMware server and as I realized that VMware uses the credentials from your Windows machine to login to the console. However, if you are using any other account other than the built-in Administrator account, you will likely have problems logging in to the VMware console....