Recently, I began having problems with Virtual Server 2005 R2 on my Windows XP computer. I was not aware of anything having changed, except suddenly my VPCs couldn't find a network adapter. Facing the possibility of a complete laptop rebuild, I was scouring the net for a solution...

I've been importing a live EPiServer site into a development environment for further work. Normally, this works without problem, but this time I've been getting a POST error, but nothing informative. What's happening?

Do you have problems searching for text in files using Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008? This problem has been affecting us in our development environment, but how can you fix it?

Sometimes you have to manually refresh folders in Windows XP to see changes that have taken place on network servers.

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Sometimes, old code doesn't seem to work with the new Data Execution Prevention feature in Microsoft Windows. It's easy to turn it off for non-system applications and services, but how do you do it for system components, and why would you? Read more here...

How can you make your Commerce Server reports easy to maintain, and how can you make it work with long SQL queries? Did you even know that long SQL queries won't always work?! Read more here...

The time service is a critical part of any Windows Active Directory infrastructure. Why? Because it is part of how Active Directory replicates correctly, because it supports the implementation of Kerberos and because all your networked computers will be synchronised using it, even if you don't configure it. Quite often, a seemingly unrelated error message will be caused by time service configuration errors. Read more here...