
IE8 on Windows XP does not support SNI
, or “you desktop IT people have broken something”. Just before Windows XP gets to take a well earned retirement on “the farm”, it popped Read More …
Stories, and bit rot, from the IT Support Trenches
, or “you desktop IT people have broken something”. Just before Windows XP gets to take a well earned retirement on “the farm”, it popped Read More …
With my last post, I mentioned that there are 3 things you should do with SSD drives on Windows XP. I left 4 other things Read More …
Solid State Drives, SSDs, are now becoming cheap enough that our corporate customers are ordering them with their new PCs. The first Windows operating system Read More …
(I don’t know the answer to this yet, so this is just an dump of what I know.) Customer reports that they’re Active Directory User Read More …
not Vista or Windows 7. The customer reported that our version of Internet Explorer 8 would crash when we visited their website. We support IE8 Read More …
This is a guest post by Allan, a bloke I work with. Allan asked my opinion of what was wrong, and I suggested a DNS Read More …
Which is strange as I was applying Internet Explorer 8 security patch MS11-081, on Windows XP. Strange because the OCInstall function was first introduced with Read More …
I’ve been working on Windows XP for a long time. I found an old blog post with the Windows XP release dates in it: 30/06/2000 Read More …
On a newly imaged Windows XP client, I decided to activate “Automatic Updates” via a newly installed WSUS 3.0SP2 server. But I was seeing this Read More …
Before I release a new Windows XP standard operating system image, I use a utility called “Windows XP Update Remover”. I do this to reduce Read More …