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An IT professional of 10 years. Recently passed the CISSP Certification test for my job role at a large Law firm.

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CISSP, A+, Network+, Security+ and Server+

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Nov 8	comment	repair corrupted PDF I see where you just said it won't load, but do you get an error? Often times on difficult PDFs I find the PDF viewer built into Linux Mint is extremely resilient and can open files that other programs just cant seem to get their heads around. Reprinting it to PDF from Mint makes a clean pdf that the other programs can then use. I do this many times a month for users at my work.
Nov 8	comment	repair corrupted PDF How do you know it is corrupted? What is happening when you try to open/view the PDF?
Nov 7	comment	Software KM switch - not video Done and done! =)
Nov 7	answered	Software KM switch - not video
Nov 7	comment	Software KM switch - not video Ah, but the monitors arent like, neatly next to eachother where something like Synergy would work nicely then?
Nov 7	comment	Software KM switch - not video Are all monitors connected and running on each computer? You said not video, so I take away from that and picture a desk with say 3 or 4 monitors on it, all connected to different computers each with its own KB and Mouse under it. Is that the setup we are trying to rectify?
Aug 8	comment	Will a VGA monitor work if connected to 9-pin serial port? Honestly I have no idea why I wrote that, I know its the same. i must have meant to say serial and not VGA.
May 9	answered	I'm trying to set up a home network but i have no idea what hardware to purchase
May 3	comment	remote desktop ubuntu server Putty will work if all you want to do is see your "console" and have control of the server from the given cli. As far as a full gui, that won't really be possible on a server with no gui.
Apr 12	comment	Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 not recognized in BIOS Do ANY SATA drives work in this machine?
Apr 11	comment	Force screen resolution to its maximum in Windows @Manu If the answer is no, you need to install them and the proper resolution should appear in your list of options. If the answer is yes then something is wrong and you need to either re-install the drivers of the monitor or the video card in order for it to show in the list. Basically what Lese is saying is if the drivers are installed properly, then the resolution should appear as an option. Lese doesn't seem to think your drivers are installed correctly.
Apr 5	comment	How can I use both monitors during RDP session? This is not a true multi-monitor environment but if it works for you then that is excellent.
Apr 5	revised	How can I use both monitors during RDP session? added 6 characters in body
Apr 5	comment	How can I use both monitors during RDP session? The number of monitors on the work PC is moot, it is running XP and does not support multiple monitor RDP. Please see my answer below.
Apr 5	comment	How can I use both monitors during RDP session? @ramhound Unfortunately the TARGET PC has to be the one with Windows 7 Enterprise or Ultimate. No, Windows 7 pro does not support it. ONLY Ultimate and Enterprise.
Apr 5	answered	How can I use both monitors during RDP session?
Apr 5	comment	How to expand Raid 5 on ICH10 - Gigabyte ex58-ds4? +1 here. Just backup all the data, break the array and create a new one using new drives of like sizes. I think even if you replace each drive in turn with 2TB drives your array will remain the same size. You are better off creating a new array.
Apr 3	comment	How to get password of the network connection i'm currently connected to I think the OP wants his Win 8 instance to auto connect to a wireless network that his Win 7 instance already connects to. I have only used win 8 a small amount, and it was virtualized so I didn't deal with wireless. Regardless though, if you are the owner, or know the owner of the wireless network, put in the key, I would think, like most OS's, it will save once it is put in there. If you don't know the key, you cannot connect.