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“…chrome.exe” –disk-cache-dir=”CACHE_DIR” –disk-cache-size=N

1. Locate HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Update
2. Add a new DWORD value named DisableAutoUpdateChecksCheckboxValue and set it to 1 to disable automatic updates or 0 to re-enable them.
3. Add a new DWORD value named AutoUpdateCheckPeriodMinutes and set a number of minutes; for example, 1440 for once a day, 10080 for once a week, and so on.

Is so damn annoying. Disable all prefetch, readyboost, indexing services, windows update and the freaking Windows 7 box still won’t back off from reading and writing something on the hard drive.

Some genius behind this stupid OS apparently think it’s a good idea to speed up the PC by adding more processes in the mix. Not sure what they were thinking, but go through this article to reduce your headache.

http://www.zdnet.com/tb/1-47786-895626

After all you want to take a complete control of your PC. The rule is OS should ask users what to do instead of forcing user to use feature that some genius believe it is beneficial. Dude this is my PC and I want to do what I want - don’t tell me what to do.

Just imagine a government one day shut down your perfectly fine intersection in your city and replace it with super genius traffic light and traffic pattern. Turns out it’s no good and make the traffic worse. That’s exactly what happened to MS where genius people doesn’t know what/how users use their system…

http://www.geoffchappell.com/viewer.htm?doc=notes/windows/license/memory.htm

VMWare Server 2.0? Life must be hard otherwise you would have used VMWare ESXi already.

Anyway if you are reading this chance is you are looking for a way to connect to your VM with standard HTTP.

http://communities.vmware.com/thread/194349

Basically you replace the all <accessMode> with httpAndHttps

Catch? make sure on the proxy.xml directory you got no NEW*.xml. If you do delete them all. On RHEL the file is located at /etc/vmware/hostd

So you got a freaking error message on VMWare stupid web console:

VMWare Error 12029

http://webalution.com/techshare/2009/11/16/vmware-server-2-web-access-connection-loss-vmware-hostd-crash-workarounds/

Looking at the date of your post, I am confident you are no longer interested in the solution, but I will post it here for archival purposes. You need to first copy MSREPL40.DLL from a working system running Windows 2000, XP or later into the C:\Windows\System32 directory on your Windows XP Embedded system. Then try reinstalling Office 2003.

http://forums.techarena.in/office-setup/623807.htm

http://www.bbtran.com/blog/bbtran-went-to-thailand/

OTA update!

http://kenfallon.com/?p=176

ssh -L <remote port>:<host>:<localhost>