Category: How-to

  • Installing Google Chrome for multiple user accounts

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    On Windows 7 (and most likely Vista), installing Google Chrome only installs it for the current user. If you’d like all your users to have access to Chrome on a single install, install Google Pack from an administrator’s account.

  • Easy jailbreaking of iPhone 3G

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    I did it using Spirit on a Mac.  It’s definitely easier now than the iPhone OS 2.x era — that is, no more of setting the phone in “Restore mode” and running a bunch of commands. This time it was as easy as downloading, running the app, and clicking the “Jailbreak” button, which, by the…

  • How to enable multiple concurrent RDP sessions in Windows 7

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    Posting for archival purposes [via Blogsdna]. 1. Download Concurrent Sessions enabler file 2. Once downloaded, extract the files into a directory (for the purposes of this guide, it will be assumed that the files have been extracted to the folder C:\Win7RDP ) 3. Open Windows Explorer to the above folder 4. Right Click on “install.cmd”…

  • Avira AntiVir Personal update failing solution

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    I’ve noticed the update failing more often for about a month … googling it mentioned that it was due to Avira’s server being overwhelmed.  So I was patient, updated manually each time, but it just became too tedious — tried this command, too, after reading it from a moderator in a thread in the Avira…

  • Free POP3 access to Yahoo! Mail

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    POP3 access is currently only available if one upgrades to Yahoo! Mail Plus.  There is a work-around, however … simply change your account time zone/preferred content to Asia and POP3 will be enabled. More details here. Happy POPing!

  • How to enable concurrent RDP connections in Windows 7

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    Concurrent RDP connections means multiple users can use the computer at the same time, without kicking one or the other out; this normally is only available on a Windows Server OS, such as Windows 2003 Server. I just followed the instructions from this site on my home PC (running Windows 7 Ultimate) and it looks…