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  • Technology Related Links for May 8th, 2009

    If you are looking to follow this series, be sure to subscribe to my RSS feed at http://feeds.jasongaylord.com/JasonNGaylord or my Twitter account at http://twitter.com/jgaylord . This series can be followed by using the Hot Links tag. Series Post #9 Daily Quote - The Rule of Software Development......
    Posted to Jason N. Gaylord's Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Fri, May 8 2009
    Filed under: ASP.NET, .NET, AJAX, Silverlight, Tips and Tricks, C#, General Software Development, JavaScript, Books, Vista, Microsoft, Twitter, WPF, Hardware, MVC, Application Architecture, Podcast, Silverlight, WPF, and XAML, Windows Development (Win Forms), Hot Links, jQuery

  • Vista and keyboard scroll wheels.. part 2

    How to disable the keyboard scroll wheel after having gotten it to work by installing the Win 7 driver until the next reboot. BTW, this is the ultimate detrimental side effect. Depress the SLEEP key.. Now, when one wakes the computer by swishing the mouse around, the keyboard scroll wheel does absolutely...
    Posted to Mike's Window (Weblog) by Mike Hall on Fri, Apr 10 2009
    Filed under: Vista, Hardware, Vista 64

  • A new USB keyboard and mouse?

    If you buy a new OEM computer these days, it will most likely come supplied with a USB keyboard and mouse. It wasn’t always this way. Early IBM clone computers used a 5 pin DIN port for the keyboard and a 9 pin ‘D’ serial port for the mouse. These were replaced by the IBM PS/2 type connectors. PS/2 keyboards...
    Posted to Mike's Window (Weblog) by Mike Hall on Wed, Mar 18 2009
    Filed under: Vista, XP, Hardware, Windows 7, Vista 64

  • Vista 64 and Vantec Nexstar USB IDE enclosures..

    It took me a day or two to figure out why Vista 64 would not see my USB enclosure. It has a WD 80gb IDE drive installed in it, and the jumper was set to slave. It seems that 32bit does not really care where the jumper is, but Vista 64 likes to see the jumper set for Cable Select.
    Posted to Mike's Window (Weblog) by Mike Hall on Fri, Mar 6 2009
    Filed under: Vista, Hardware

  • Add Bloat To Taste

    Actually, I hate the word 'bloat', but I use it now because it is bandied around quite a lot. According to sources, the next version of Windows will no longer include an e-mail client, picture viewer, and MovieMaker. It is said that this will benefit the user in as much as the latest versions...
    Posted to Mike's Window (Weblog) by Mike Hall on Wed, Sep 24 2008
    Filed under: Vista, XP, drivers, Hardware, compatibility, Windows, General

  • Check My Sidebar For New Links To Secure Your PC

    Please have a look at the new links I have added to the sidebar of my blog, to decide if the websites and programs may be useful to you, my readers. I am hopeful that these quick links to online information will help you keep your computers safe and healthy: There is a new section “News” where I have...
    Posted to Security and You: dgoslings Place (Weblog) by Dorothy Gosling on Fri, Feb 29 2008
    Filed under: Software, Forum, Infected PC, Vista, Desktop, hardware, Computer, Laptop, Protection, security, AV, Firewall, Trojans, Viruses, Rootkits, RATs, malware, spyware, Trial Software, Safe Surfing For Children

  • Vista Capable?

    A judge has ok'ed the class action lawsuit against Microsoft regarding the 'marketing' stickers applied to the front of XP machines in the months leading up to the release of Vista. We hear that some 'big noises' within the Microsoft empire had misgivings about rather vague 'meaning'...
    Posted to Mike's Window (Weblog) by Mike Hall on Sun, Feb 24 2008
    Filed under: Vista, XP, Hardware, general tip, Windows, Political

  • Low Disk Space Warning After Backing Up..

    Preface The general idea behind backups is to create usable retrievable copies of data onto media that is then kept isolated from the computer system until such time as there is a necessity to retrieve any of them. The term 'backup' is also synonymous with 'compression' which leads to...
    Posted to Mike's Window (Weblog) by Mike Hall on Sat, Jan 19 2008
    Filed under: Vista, XP, Hardware, software, Windows, Utilities, System Recovery, Backup

  • EMERGENCY, EMERGENCY.. MACHINE DOWN!!!.. BREAK OUT THE BACKUPS..

    Prologue Wait up. I hear voices in the wind. ".... I didn't know how to work the program... nobody told me I had to do it... I didn't have any blank CD/DVDs... my friend who is a computer expert told me that it was unnecessary.. I never read all of that crap which pops up when the computer...
    Posted to Mike's Window (Weblog) by Mike Hall on Sat, Nov 24 2007
    Filed under: Vista, XP, Hardware, software, general tip, Windows, System Recovery

  • Vista's 1st Birthday..

    The Delivery From the point where I knew that Vista RTM was on its way, I had a nerve wracking time in MS Connect. I had already downloaded Office 2007 earlier in the day, and was now pacing the floor, continually stopping at the screen to see if Vista was there. At maybe 21:00 hrs on the evening of...
    Posted to Mike's Window (Weblog) by Mike Hall on Wed, Nov 21 2007
    Filed under: Vista, XP, drivers, Hardware, software, compatibility, SP1, Windows
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