Most regular computer users have no idea how to use the Windows command prompt. Even some advanced users struggle with it. The fact however, remains that CMD wasn’t built for experts only. This article shows you how to do some basic stuff via CMD.
Zero Code Tech
...because I also write quite a lot of tech stuff that isn't necessarily programming. Every article in this category is a technology article. Some are even problem-solving (or how-to) articles. But generally, they contain zero code (or maybe very little generic code). If you love tech, but are not exactly a software developer, you should be able to follow and appreciate the content in this section.
Allowing Multiple RDP Sessions In Windows 10 Using The RDP Wrapper Library
By default, on Windows 10, only one remote user can connect to RDP at any time. This is true even if you have the Pro or Enterprise versions. However, you can bypass this restriction using the RDP wrapper library. This article explains how to do this.
How To Ensure Your PuTTY Session Never Times Out
If you do any volume of work with PuTTY, you would have encountered its default and annoying timeouts which continuously force you to re-login multiple times. This article explains a simple setting to ensure your PuTTY sessions NEVER time out again.
A Guide To Remote Controlling Your Computer From Anywhere
This is a follow-up to my in-depth article on Port Forwarding (which is often needed for RDP). In addition to discussing Windows Remote Desktop setup, TeamViewer is explained as a versatile, cross-platform option for remote controlling your computer.
Configuring Port Forwarding For Remote Desktop Access
I like to have full remote access to my main computer from anywhere (even when I’m on a train and only have my phone on hand). Before you can do this though, you need to configure port forwarding. Here’s all you need to know about port forwarding.
Understanding Conceptual, Logical, and Physical Database Modeling
Database Modeling is an important part of the software development process. What is a Database Model? What are Conceptual, Logical and Physical Database Models, and how do they differ? I provide a detailed but high-level overview in this article.