Windows Server 2012/2008/2003/2000/XP/NT Administrator Knowledge Base

Last Updated on 1 Nov. 2016, Total: 3132 Knowledge Base Tips

449 Windows 2000
280 Admin Tips
73 Registry Tips
96 User Tips
367 Windows 2003
361 Admin Tips
4 Registry Tips
2 User Tips
275 Windows 7
230 Admin Tips
21 Registry Tips
24 User Tips
75 Windows 8
71 Admin Tips
1 Registry Tips
3 User Tips
845 Windows NT
480 Admin Tips
296 Registry Tips
69 User Tips
304 Windows Server 2008
300 Admin Tips
3 Registry Tips
1 User Tips
219 Windows Server 2012
217 Admin Tips
153 Windows Vista
116 Admin Tips
3 Registry Tips
34 User Tips
444 Windows XP
233 Admin Tips
76 Registry Tips
135 User Tips

  1. Use PowerShell to view pending print jobs

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 23 Oct. 2014
    • Section: Admin

    This tip shows how you can use Windows PowerShell to view information about pending print jobs... Read More

  2. Use PowerShell to view printer configuration

    How to use Windows PowerShell to find printer configuration... Read More

  3. Use Powershell to check secure boot

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 23 July 2014
    • Section: Security

    Learn how to use Windows PowerShell to check secure boot policy... Read More

  4. Use Problem Steps Recorder to Better Remotely Troubleshoot

    • by Eric Geier
    • Published on 26 Oct. 2011
    • Section: Admin

    End users can replicate the problem and send you a report with screen shots and info... Read More

  5. Use Sendto to edit files in XP/W2K

  6. Use Shortcuts To Navigate Explorer Folders

    Windows Explorer is a fairly functional tool for browsing files and folders and finding what you are looking for. But, depending on how large and how organized your hard drive is, it may take some time to sift through to the folder you really want. Using command line parameters, you can create desktop shortcuts that take you quickly to your... Read More

  7. Use Windows PowerShell to count the number of unique processes

    Learn how to use Windows PowerShell to count the number of unique processes... Read More

  8. Use Windows PowerShell to display share configuration

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 26 March 2014
    • Section: Network

    How to use Windows PowerShell to display share configuration... Read More

  9. Use a Larger Pagefile for Better Performance

    The default pagefile size isn't always enough for best performance, especially when you're running memory-hungry server apps... Read More

  10. Use a Script to Change Registry Permissions from the Command Line