troubleshooting

Simplify Troubleshooting with a Change Log [Troubleshooting]

System administrator Peter had some network troubles, but managed to resolve them by cross-referencing problem email messages to the dates in the change log—or journal of updates—he...
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Give Tech Support or Grab Files Remotely on any System [Remote Desktop]

Whether you're missing a crucial file at work or home, or you just need to tweak one little setting to get Mom's email working again, having remote control of another desktop can be seriously handy....
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Sysinternals Live is One-Stop Shop for Launching Must-Have Utilities [Windows Tip]

If you've ever done any serious Windows troubleshooting, you've no doubt come across a freeware utility or two by Sysinternals—like the excellent, previously mentioned Process Explorer. You may...
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Troubleshoot Firefox in Safe Mode [Firefox Tip]

You already know how to create multiple user profiles in Firefox for various types of online work; but if you're trying to troubleshoot an existing Firefox profile, start up the 'fox in "Safe Mode"...
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A Front-to-Back Guide To Troubleshooting Internet Explorer 7 [UltraNewb]

The How-To Geek blog posts a truly helpful guide to figuring out what's causing Internet Explorer 7 to slow down, particularly on Windows Vista systems. Starting with running IE7 in safe mode, the...

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Reveal Firefox Plug-in Paths [About:config]

Want to know where all those Firefox plug-ins (not extensions) like Flash and QuickTime actually live on your computer? An about:config tweak reveals the full file path and can help you troubleshoot...
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Diagnose Why That Program Crashed [Windows]

Tech site CNET knows that finding the cause of a hanging or crashing application can be difficult, so they've rounded up several tips for hunting down the culprit when an application starts acting...
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