IT Consult Rickard Svaerd
The explanation that I found is that ”checksummor” error in Windows settings registry. So it is not an error in the server and it is not the wrong password that is saved in the settings of Outlook, but it is Windows that thinks it is the wrong password.
There are two good ways to circumvent this problem:
The latest trend on the PC front is computers that are not much larger than a USB stick. After Intel Compute Stick and Google Chromebit, it's now time for Chinese Lenovo to unveil its variant.
Lenovo Ideacentre 300 Stick is equipped with an Atom processor on 1,3 Gigahertz, 2 gigabytes of memory and 32 gigabytes of storage. Despite the small size, there is room for both USB port and card reader. The operating system is Windows 8.1, but it should not be any problem to upgrade to Windows 10.
These so-called ”PC-Stick” Is a good computer with RAM, Disk, Wi-Fi and Graphics Card, connects directly to an HDMI port on a Monitor. Keyboard and mouse can be connected with Bluetooth.
Taken: 1000 – 4000 kr
It's in Win8.1 or later, an automatic function that clears the 30 days old updates but sometimes you need to clear to get the disk space, especially if you have the system on an SSD.
[Read more…]When Windows detects a new network given the opportunity to select the type of network location. But when it is already selected, it can sometimes be difficult to change.
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[Read more…]It's probably just Leif GW Persson, who have the nerve to write about Ernsteriet.
Ernst is handy and practical way beyond the male mind. He saw, Nails, Paint, Planting plants and cooking so it is lovely to. He can moka tube and pull power lines, add new roof and mura on the foundation of the house as he pats the cat, scratching the dog under the chin and converses their own pelargonium.
In addition, he looks good, he only says good, kind and equal things and while he does it he smiles incessantly with lights that flash as white as porcelain in the bathroom as he himself has installed and middle of it all – how he has time with the – He is, of course, happily married. Not only this.
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A bootable USB flash drive can be a handy thing to have. For one thing, you can try out other operating systems without messing with your hard drive. For another, you can have a tool for repairing Windows systems that won’t boot. Or you can use it to install software on a PC that has no DVD drive.
[Read more…]One way to filter out the log events for chkdsk from the logbook.
Starta Powershell > Windows + R opens the Run dialog box.
Nice post by By Jackson Chung on 10th October, 2013 | ROFL |
Over the years, the Internet and technology has brought many great benefits into our lives. Today, we no longer need to step out of our houses every morning to fetch the daily paper. We no longer need to visit the bank to find out how much money we have. We don’t even need to remember trivial information like phone numbers or how to spell properly. Technology does it all for us.
Here’s a list of 15 things and practises that no longer exist, or could be on the brink of extinction, thanks to the glory of the Internet.
What would you add to this list?