Since Windows automatically prioritizes the network adapter to use only one adapter at a time, you’ll need to disable the packet priority option in the network adapter’s network configuration. Doing so will allow Windows to use multiple connections simultaneously. This is how to configure Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections simultaneously
[Read more…]Troubleshooter missing
The Troubleshooter missing for Windows 11/10 users that still need to run this, apparently useful tool, do not despair, for there’s a possible way to access this troubleshooter. To invoke the troubleshooter, all you need do is to launch the command prompt, then type or copy and paste the command below and hit Enter.
msdt.exe -id DeviceDiagnostic
Once the troubleshooter displays, you can now proceed to run the tool as usual.
You can also download and use our useful freeware FixWin
https://www.thewindowsclub.com/fixwin-for-windows-10
It is a portable program and easy to use.
Move Personal folders to another Drive in Windows
A guide to move personal folders to a different path
Is your C: drive getting crowded? Would you like to move the personal folders to another drive to free up space? Maybe it’s one of the personal system folders like My Documents, My Pictures, My Videos or My Download folder that is taking up a lot of space. If you have another hard drive, consider moving some system folders to a second volume.
Because the locations of system folders are listed in the Windows registry and sometimes hard-wired in programs, personal system folders cannot be moved by conventional methods nor can you use a standard shortcut file. Instead they are redirected using symbolic links. For redirecting personal system folders, Windows 7 has a built-in procedure. Here is how it works:
[Read more…]Chocolatey bulk installation of applications
Chocolatey – Once Chocolatey is installed, many applications can be installed with a command. I always check first if there is installation from Chocolatey.
I install all these programs with one command:
choco install <programnamn> -y[-y] written at the end to avoid confirming each installation.
Autologin in Windows even when netplwiz does not work
Try it first with a command netplwiz If you can uncheck the box, then just make settings in the program. If netplwiz does not work, you can change the registry for Windows.
Guide to Creating Symbolic Links on Windows
The Complete Guide to Creating Symbolic Links (aka Symlinks) on Windows
Windows 10, 8, 7, and Vista all support symbolic links—also known as symlinks—that point to a file or folder on your system. You can create them using the Command Prompt or a third-party tool called Link Shell Extension.
[Read more…]Support for Windows 7 ends 14 January 2020
when Windows 7 released on 22 October 2009 Microsoft stated that Windows 7 would get product support in 10 year. When the 10-year period ends, Microsoft will no longer provide support for Windows 7. This means that we can instead invest in new technologies and support of the recent technologies so that we can continue to deliver innovative experiences.
[Read more…]View the signal strength of the WLAN [Wi-Fi]
Different ways to display the signal strength WLAN [WiFi] with command or program.
[Read more…]Clear the cache for Offline Files in Windows 7
I Windows 7 there is no user interface to delete the cache for Offline Files (CSC cache). The only way to remove the cache is to use the registry key.
[Read more…]Reboot the computer via LAN
To reboot a computer via LAN, you can type the command:
shutdown /r /t 3 /m \\DATORNAMN
Start up the computer takes an unreasonably long time
Sometimes booting the computer will take an unreasonably long time, even though it made the appropriate measures. Then I recommend to check if there are four large files in the folder path:
[Read more…]Hiding neighbors' wireless routers
Windows displays visible wireless networks nearby [WLAN] Wireless Local Area Network. Wired networks are called LAN. WLAN can be hidden in Windows, Not important but comfortable. Hiding neighbors' wireless routers is done by filtering out the WLAN nearby that you don't want to see. You do it with just a few commands..
Wi-Fi is a common alias for WLAN.
- Start a command prompt (administrator).
- Type this command to see the names of WLAN [Wi-Fi] which is nearby.
netsh wlan show networks