Mastering iPerf on Linux and Windows
Ever wondered if your network is delivering the speed it promises? Whether you’re troubleshooting slow connections, optimizing a data center,…
Adding Windows Display Language for Windows Server without Internet Access
In environments where Windows Server operates without internet access, adding a new display language requires manual installation of language packs. This process…
How to check for new Updates on Windows Server without automatically installing them
To check for Windows updates on a server without automatically installing them, we can use the sconfig utility like shown below. SConfig (Server…
How to change the vmxnet3 link speed of a Virtual Machine running in VMware vSphere
The default link speed of a vmxnet3 adapter is 10Gbps as shown on the screenshot below. In this post I…
Windows Cheat Sheet for essential Commands
Mastering a few key Windows commands can save you time, troubleshoot issues, and unlock hidden features. From speeding up tasks…
How to expand the Windows OS Partition when there is a Recovery Partition directly placed behind
If your Windows recovery partition is located after the OS partition, it may cause issues when attempting to extend the…
Mastering icacls and takeown
Managing file permissions and ownership in Windows can sometimes feel like navigating a maze, especially when dealing with restricted files…
Cheat Sheet Windows Control Panel Tool Commands (*.cpl)
Windows has built-in utilities and control panels that can be accessed quickly and easily. One of the most powerful yet…
Set up NIC Teaming in Windows Server
NIC Teaming, or Network Interface Card Teaming, is a feature in Windows Server that combines multiple network adapters into a…
How to enable Remote Desktop by using Group Policies
In enterprise environments, enabling Remote Desktop manually on multiple machines can be time-consuming. Instead, Group Policies (GPOs) provides a centralized…
