Windows Explorer in Vista is enough to drive one to drink, not least for its constant inability to remember folder preferences.
windowsannoyances.org has a great solution at www.annoyances.org/exec/show/choosetemplate.
PCMag also has a link to that solution and some other good advice here.
A round robin lets you load balance by pointing the same host name to multiple servers in DNS. As long as round robin service is enabled in the DNS server, incoming requests will be spread among the servers.
Following is the short version of how to do this. For a more comprehensive look at this, see Rodney Buikes excellent article on the subject.
Jake Ludington has written a great article on using Remote Desktop at this URL. This Windows utility allows you to connect to your desktop from anywhere on the Internet. Configured properly, it is quite secure.
http://www.jakeludington.com/ask_jake/20051122_how_to_use_remote_desktop_connection_rdc.html
Uninstalling Visual Studio can leave your system struggling with Just-In-Time debugger errors that can prevent applications from starting.
To resolve it, try deleting the following registry keys.
The usual warnings about editing the registry apply; if you don't understand the risks, don't do it.
To tell when the operating was installed on your Windows XP/2003 system, go to a command prompt (Start – Run – "cmd" – OK), then enter the following command;
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systeminfo | find /i "install date"
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