Readyboost

Use readyboost on windows 7 to increase your laptop memory.

Use hotmail with outlook

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA102218231033.aspx

Key: download MS office outlook connector

Rest PAP2T

1. Plug phone into one of the line ports
2. Lift handset and dial **** to enter the IRV
3. dial RESET# (73738#) to factory reset
4. dial 1 to confirm
5. Hang up, the PAP2T should reset and now be accessible

now you don't need a user name and password to swtich to admin mode.

Scan local LAN IPs

http://download.cnet.com/Advanced-IP-Scanner/3000-2085_4-10115592.html?part=dl-73294&subj=dl&tag=button

Advanced IP Scanner 1.5

Very good tool

Robocopy

Download it from here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-nz/magazine/2006.11.utilityspotlight(en-us).aspx

Documentation:
http://ss64.com/nt/robocopy.html

Workable command:
robocopy source destination *.* /E /Copyall /R:1 /W: /IS /move /mov

More inforamtion:
Robocopy (the name is short for Robust File Copy) was introduced with the Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit and is included in all editions of Windows 7. Its many strengths include the ability to copy all NTFS file attributes and to mirror the contents of an entire folder hierarchy across local volumes or over a network. If you use the right combination of options, you can recover from interruptions such as network outages by resuming a copy operation from the point of failure after the connection is restored.

The Robocopy syntax takes some getting used to. If you're familiar with the standard Copy and Xcopy commands, you'll have to unlearn their syntax and get used to Robocopy's unconventional ways. The key difference is that Robocopy is designed to work with two directories (folders) at a time, and the file specification is a secondary parameter. In addition, there are dozens of options that can be specified as command-line switches. The basic syntax is as follows:

robocopy source destination [file [file]...] [options]

The source and destination parameters are specified as drive:\path or \\server\share\path. The file parameter can contain one or more literal file names, or it can use the familiar ? and * wildcards. Available options include dozens of switches that control copying, file selection, retry options, and the ability to create log files. For instance, this command copies the contents of one folder and all its subfolders from a local drive E to a shared folder on a Windows Home Server:

robocopy "E:\test"\\server\public\test\/MIR/W:20/R:15/LOG: \\server\public\logs"

The /MIR switch tells Robocopy you want to mirror the two folders, copying all folders (even empty ones) from the source directory and purging folders from the destination if they no longer exist on the source. The /W and /R switches set the wait and retry options; in this case, Robocopy will retry each copy up to 15 times, waiting 20 seconds between attempts. (The defaults allow 1 million retries, at 30-second intervals, allowing copy operations to complete when an open file is closed, even if hours or days have passed since the command was first launched.)

To see the full syntax, type robocopy /? at a command prompt.

Robocopy is a powerful tool, capable of moving, copying, and deleting files and folders faster than you can say "Whoops." We recommend experimenting with commands using nonessential files and folders first; when you're comfortable that you understand the effects of the syntax you're using, you can run the command against real data files.

And if you aren't keen on the idea of using a command-line tool, take heart. Microsoft engineer Derk Benisch has written a graphical front end, shown in Figure 10-10, that allows you to build a command by selecting check boxes instead of entering switches.

Grant a user permission to send from a Distribution Group

Step 1: Navigate to the DG in AD
Step 2: Click on the security tab
Step 3: Add in the user you want to grant access to

Windows media player codec

Download Codec Pack (Advanced) 7.9

Cole2k.media.-.codec.pack.v7.9.0.-advanced-.setup


or download VLC

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