I’m not used to ranting…but this morning I’m really hating Adaptec. I need to install Windows Server 2008 R2 on a bootable VHD. I need to access my RAID Disk array from that system, so I go to adaptec site and download the drivers. Drivers are only for board with a bios version higher than [...]
This morning I need to install a Windows Server on a VHD and boot from VHD, I do not remember all the steps needed to achieve this, so I know that I’ve previously bookmarked a page from Scott Hanselman’s blog that have all links and all information to solve my problem I remember that I [...]
I must admit that I’m absolutely not a fan of testing through UI. A good program keeps the business logic separated from the UI, so it is testable without passing for the UI. In the real world we have application written by others, or you can simply have to test UI control interaction. In these [...]
I have an asp.net site that uses asp.net routing to dynamically create some reports. I mapped the extension .zip to asp.net ISApi, then with routing I map url Using RouteTable.Routes.GetWriteLock() RouteTable.Routes.Add(New Route(“reports/{reporttype}/{reportid}/report.zip”, New MyReportRouter)) everything works perfectly, until I move this site to IIS7 and try to use it with integrated pipeline mode. When I [...]
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MBSA is a great tool, today I’m configuring a new production server, after I configure everything I simply run it and immediately it found some issues What I love of MBSA is that he immediately tells you how to solve the specific problem, in this situation I’ve installed a redistributable component, and mbsa tells me [...]
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