by TurboFlash | Jun 16, 2016 | Administration, Windows 7
Create a script with filename as DisableWindowsXUpdates.ps1 containing the following. # To Execute: # powershell -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -File DisableWindowsXUpdates.ps1 # Reference: #...
by TurboFlash | Dec 24, 2013 | Administration, Windows 7
It is as simple as running the following command in Command Prompt! 🙂 NET USER Administrator /ACTIVE:YES NET USER Administrator [Replace here with password] REG ADD "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\SpecialAccounts\UserList" /v...
by TurboFlash | May 27, 2010 | Apache, Environment Variables
Scenario One of those moments again where the search engine did not turn up information which I need. So I hope this article will be helpful to someone out there. It seems that environment variables in Apache are not being treated equally when SetEnv, SetEnvIf and...
by TurboFlash | Oct 8, 2009 | Windows XP
As you may already be aware, Autorun is one of the malware infection means in Windows. I have been searching for the best way to disable Autorun that could really give me a peace of mind and have come across this article. Some background You can skip this part...
by TurboFlash | Jun 23, 2009 | cURL, PHP
Scenario It has been that situation again when I have spent a whole day trying to research and figure out the solution to a problem that has bugged me. Hopefully this will save researching time for people having the same issue. If you, like me, are trying to get cURL,...
by TurboFlash | Feb 7, 2009 | Zend Framework
Scenario Assuming your application is running smoothly and all of the HeadX (Refers to HeadLink, HeadMeta, HeadScript, HeadStyle and HeadTitle collectively) have been setup. Suddenly, an exception occurs and your ErrorController has been activated. You need to use the...
by TurboFlash | Feb 7, 2009 | PHP
There wasn’t much information available on the Internet by keyword searching on how to do clearing/deleting/removing operations on PHP ArrayObject class so I decided to contribute a small post on this topic and hopefully it will save some time for people...
by TurboFlash | Feb 5, 2009 | Zend Framework
In Part 1, we are able to split the content into parts and apply decorators on them separately. This can be achieved by using the following classes. I guess the render method of each class pretty much sums up what they do so I will not explain further.
by TurboFlash | Feb 5, 2009 | Zend Framework
During form rendering, the decorators are executed in the order added and rendering are done on the same content throughout. If you were to open up Zend/Form.php, you will find inside an elegant render method as follows that summarizes what I’ve mentioned...
