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Moving my Blog to my New Site

If you have run across my blog searching for content, I am no longer here on myITforum. I will leave my posts in the hope that it helps someone looking for information on Microsoft products. If you want the new blog which has all the posts listed here, just click the link and you can see the new information...

Posted to Brian Tucker at myITforum.com (Weblog) by btucker on 01-30-2006
Filed under: Personal Links, myITforum Articles, SMS SQL Queries, Systems Management, Active Directory, Pinball Machines, Who am I?, Windows, Miscellaneous, Custom SMS Tools, Blogcasts, Patch Configurations, Downloads, The Blogcast Repository Newsletter, Mr. Hand
I can see that the cat is out of the bag....

Ok, I have been talking about some site changes for The Blogcast Repository for a while now. However, for those who have asked, I have been providing links to the new test site. I have been working after hours and doing what I can (in my limited knowledge of web site design) to get things finished. I...

Posted to Brian Tucker at myITforum.com (Weblog) by btucker on 11-08-2005
Filed under: Personal Links, myITforum Articles, SMS SQL Queries, Systems Management, Active Directory, Who am I?, Windows, Miscellaneous, Custom SMS Tools, Blogcasts, Patch Configurations, Downloads, The Blogcast Repository Newsletter
The BlogCast Repository Newsletter

NEWSLETTER 5 /24/2005 Blogcast Count: 63 Sponsor Blogcast Repository Links Windows Server Office SMS Development Windows Desktop Messaging R andom Community Links Kirk Haselden Small Business Server Ryan Dawson Marc Orchant Alfred Biehler Create & Upload Create a Blogcast UPLOAD Contact Me Brian Tucker...

Posted to Brian Tucker at myITforum.com (Weblog) by btucker on 05-24-2005
Filed under: Systems Management, Windows, Miscellaneous, Blogcasts, The Blogcast Repository Newsletter
HP Contacts Me....

I had written to HP looking to see if they would be interested in a trade of services. I need a server that will run all the applications I want to Blogcast about. In return I would have an ad on the site and have HP wallpaper in the blogcasts. Well, I'm amazed they called me. The gal who called said...

Posted to Brian Tucker at myITforum.com (Weblog) by btucker on 05-24-2005
Filed under: Systems Management, Active Directory, Windows, Miscellaneous, Blogcasts
The Red Screen of Death?

Ok, I read this article on how Longhorn will introduce a new red screen of death for more serious errors. Hey, when you get a STOP error and you system crashes, do you really care what the color is? Maybe Microsoft should buy stock in Crayola and they can have all the colors in the rainbow. Yea, better...

Posted to Brian Tucker at myITforum.com (Weblog) by btucker on 05-24-2005
Filed under: Windows, Miscellaneous
Blogcast: Modify Installations of Office 2003 with the Custom Maintenance Wizard

No matter what you plan for, you will always want to modify your deployment of Office after it's out in the field. The problem is that Office isn't a small application and most admins push the install to workstations over a period of time. If you think you can modify the current corporate deployment...

Posted to Brian Tucker at myITforum.com (Weblog) by btucker on 03-25-2005
Filed under: Active Directory, Windows, Miscellaneous, Blogcasts
The Blogcast Repository: The Central Vault for all Microsoft Technologies

It seems that the origional idea for the SMS Blogcast Repository is working very well, but I have decided to support ALL Microsoft related BlogCasts. Listing all the technologies in one place makes the most sense. You can access the new site and I hope everyone helps to contribute on the various technologies...

Posted to Brian Tucker at myITforum.com (Weblog) by btucker on 03-14-2005
Filed under: Systems Management, Active Directory, Windows, Miscellaneous, Blogcasts
AutoRuns for Windows

AutoRuns for Windows AutoRuns for Windows v9.32 By Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell Published: July 24, 2008 Introduction This utility, which has the most comprehensive knowledge of auto-starting locations of any startup monitor, shows you what programs are configured to run during system bootup or...

Posted to Ron Crumbaker at myITforum.com, Inc. (Weblog) by rcrumbaker on 08-21-2008
Filed under: Miscellaneous, Windows XP, Windows
Why does Microsoft use .PDF files?

If you view and download the SMS 2003 FAQ documents you may notice thay are ALL in .pdf format? Why is that? One would think that Microsoft would use their own format. Who can't read a .doc file?

Posted to Brian Tucker at myITforum.com (Weblog) by btucker on 08-08-2005
Filed under: Systems Management, Windows, Miscellaneous

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