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TechyGeeksHome on Apple News App

TechyGeeksHome on Apple News App

We are very pleased to announce that we have now been approved to publish articles on the Apple News App. So you can now get all of our published articles by clicking the button below and this will open our Apple News channel on your iOS device: TechyGeeksHome Apple News Channel When you click the […]

KB4457144 – Windows 7 Rollup May Cause NIC Issues

KB4457144 – Windows 7 Rollup May Cause NIC Issues

Windows 7 seems to have been suffering a lot recently with Microsoft releasing updates on an almost weekly basis that breaks something within the still popular Operating System. You can see the number of Microsoft Updates that have been problematic for Windows 7 users that have been released over the last few months by looking […]

Get folders and sizes for all mailboxes using Exchange Shell

Get folders and sizes for all mailboxes using Exchange Shell

We recently had a request to provide to our Project Management team, a full list of all Exchange mailboxes with all folders within each mailbox and also the total sizes of each folder for each mailbox. This came as a bit of a shock to us and we still have no idea why they wanted […]

F1 2018 Headline Edition – £24.99

F1 2018 Headline Edition – £24.99

We are delighted to bring you a brand new offer from our partners at cdkey.com which allows you to purchase the new F1 2018 Headline Edition for just £24.99! This is a great game and has got better with every yearly release. With this 2018 Headline Edition, Codemasters have really changed the level with excellent […]

Creating Current User Registry Keys in a SCCM Package

Creating Current User Registry Keys in a SCCM Package

We were asked recently about how to use a SCCM package to amend current user registry keys (HCU). To be honest, we didn’t really know, HCU registry changes have always been a bit of a nightmare to manage. However, we started to have a look around and found an excellent guide on how to carry […]

Test your SMTP server using Windows Telnet Feature

Test your SMTP server using Windows Telnet Feature

If you want to test your SMTP server is working correctly, you can use the telnet feature within Windows. The following guide will walk you through the steps to carry this out. Telnet to test your SMTP server Just open up an elevated command prompt then enter these commands in turn: This should then connect […]

Broken Microsoft Update – KB4338818

Broken Microsoft Update – KB4338818

You may have installed Microsoft Update KB4338818 during Patch Tuesday and now your Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 is broken right? Maybe even some Windows 7 machines? Well guess what? You are not the only one! Yes, Microsoft have done it yet again, released a dirty update that this time hits your Microsoft Windows Server […]

Exchange Shell – Get all Shared Mailboxes Information

Exchange Shell – Get all Shared Mailboxes Information

Following on from our previous post about how IT professionals can use the tools available to them to make their lives easier, we have another Exchange Management Shell (EMS) script which will get all the information available from all Shared Mailboxes including the sizes of each mailbox. Guide Open up the Exchange Management Script tool […]

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