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Shrink/reduce size of WinSxS folder on Windows 7 and gain gigabytes of free space
WinSxS folder contains a copy of protected system files and DLLs. Windows Resource Protection mechanism checks the integrity of the protected system files periodically and re-installs any protected file from this folder if its integrity could not be verified due … Continue reading
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How to remove administrative shares in Windows XP, Vista and 7
In order to remove administrative shares in Windows, add the following two registry keys to the registry. To remove administrative shares for local administrator accounts, add the following key to the specified location; Hive: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ Key: SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanManServer\Parameters Name: AutoShareWks Type: … Continue reading
How to kill or stop a process from command prompt in Windows 7
In order to kill a process in Windows 7, first you should get its process id. To get it from command prompt, type the following command; netstat -ao Instead of listing all processes, you can filter the process list by … Continue reading