UltraDefrag still comes in its free open source version:
sourceforge.net/projects/ultradefrag/
as well as a newer, more developed paid version:
UltraDefrag still comes in its free open source version:
sourceforge.net/projects/ultradefrag/
as well as a newer, more developed paid version:
Try this:
From the excellent Brigg Bush.
I was shocked recently, when software for excellent photo management was needed. A whole lot of newer options involving web servers, cloud hosts, etc., but very little simple and powerful, and some standards of yore are gone. However. One is not:
XnView has been around for decades, XnView MP is their new thorough revision. I tested a pile of these things, and XnView MP is by far the best, features and speed and design friendly for both new user and the technical.
Here are the others I tested:
If you have better, please do let me know!
Was just shown these, how nice of them!
This is a great way:
HPE must be growing a sense of humor. This thing really works well:
This one works very well indeed. It does need a bit more technical intervention:
Here are web sites for diagnosing DNS, Internet email, and other issues.
A very good place to test Internet email servers and servers in general exposed to the Internet at large.
DNSstuff is excellent for diagnosing DNS issues of all kinds. Most of its tools require a small subscription fee.
whatismyipaddress.com is very good for obtaining geographical and ISP information for an IP address.
https://www.testexchangeconnectivity.com/
is very good for testing Exchange WAN services, e.g., smartphone access, Outlook Anywhere.
Run these in an administrative or SYSTEM-level command prompt.
Under 7/2008R2 and before, we can schedule for 4:00 AM tomorrow:
AT 4:00 c:\windows\system32\shutdown.exe -f -r -t 0
and we can schedule for 4:00 AM next Monday:
AT 4:00 /next:Monday c:\windows\system32\shutdown.exe -f -r -t 0
In Windows 8.1/2012R2 and later it’s a bit harder, we have to specify the actual full date in the format below:
schtasks /create /tn "schtasks_REBOOT" /tr "C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe -f -r -t 0" /sc once /st 04:00 /sd 01/01/2016 /ru System
8.0 and 2012R1 appear to require a “/Y” on the very end.