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Suspend a Process in Windows

Suspend a Process in Windows

Just the other day, I was installing the latest Visual Studio with Update (Update 3) using the web installation file I obtained from MSDN. Needless to say that the installation was using my network bandwidth up to 75%. It didn’t bother me until I had to download something else

Domain Names with Accentuated Characters

Domain Names with Accentuated Characters

Last week, I decided to buy a new web domain with my remaining web cash. I always thought that it would be nice to have a short domain name which will be easy to remember to use as a URL Shortener. Something like cedric.com came into my mind but

Replace, Move and Edit Protected Files in Windows

Replace, Move and Edit Protected Files in Windows

There are various occasions where you might want or need to replace some files in Windows that are system protected. For example, replacing a corrupted system file or if you are among those who like to edit Windows Shell resources and other files because they think the de facto personalization

Backup Script for Windows

If you are running a web server under Windows, chances are that you need to backup your website regularly. So instead of doing the copy process manually, some server Administrators prefer to write a script that automates the backup operation. A friend has recently asked me to make a backup

Setting up a local web server on Windows and Linux

Setting up a local web server on Windows and Linux

Those into web development would agree with me that having a local web server set up on your own computer is very useful and essential. Especially if you are using a scripting language such a PHP, then you’ll definitely need a local server with the PHP interpreter installed. Secondly,

Switching to Windows Mobile Platform

Switching to Windows Mobile Platform

Last December, I decided to ditch my Android phone for a Lumia Smartphone with Windows 10 Mobile. It wasn’t an easy decision even though I’m a Windows supporter and Microsoft fan. In fact, I pondered on the question for a few weeks before convincing myself that a Windows

Resilient Windows Vulnerability (Logon Screen StickyKeys Hack)

Resilient Windows Vulnerability (Logon Screen StickyKeys Hack)

During the Windows XP era, a well known vulnerability known as the “StickyKeys hack” was exploited by attackers in order to unlawfully access a computer and gain high-privileged access. This type of exploitation allows an attacker to act as the “NT Authority System”. This special and very powerful account has