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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Case of the Group Policy Multiple-Language Overload
I had a colleague ask me “What is with all these languages in Group Policy Results?” Unfortunately this was in Windows XP land and being in Windows 7 so long my memory obviously had a few holes and couldn’t remember … Continue reading
Posted in Group Policy, PowerShell, ProcMon, SysInternals
Tagged group policy multiple languages
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Windows SysInternals Administrators Reference Review
So as you probably have guessed I’m a big fan of the Windows Internals Series, with versions 4 & 5 having had serious workouts. So with still no Windows Internals 6 on the horizon had to get this as an … Continue reading
Facebook Rights & Responsibilities vs Google’s Terms of Service
So with the start of Google+ many have been critical of Google’s Terms of Service due to the fact Google “owns” your content. Meanwhile Google claims to be addressing privacy issues of Facebook in Google+ with the very focused sharing … Continue reading
Posted in Privacy, Social Network
Tagged google+ GooglePlus Facebook Terms of Service Legal
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Process Hacker & Plugins
In my previous blog entry https://chentiangemalc.wordpress.com/2011/07/03/process-explorer-vs-process-hackerpart-2-of-2/ I mentioned one major benefit of Process Hacker is that it has extensibility via Plug-In architecture. (I cannot tell you how much I wish Process Monitor had this capability! Maybe one day when I … Continue reading
Process Explorer vs Process Hacker–Part 2 of 2
Continuing from Part 1 here https://chentiangemalc.wordpress.com/2011/06/13/process-explorer-vs-process-hackerpart-1-of-2/ we will now compare more advanced features of Process Explorer & Process Hacker. Run As Options Both Process Explorer and Process Hacker have “Run” options. Process Explorer has “Run” and “Run As Limited User”.While … Continue reading
Posted in SysInternals, Troubleshooting
Tagged Process Explorer Process Hacker Sysinternals
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