Fix: Refers to a Location that is Unavailable Network Drive - Outlook

Fix: Refers to a Location that is Unavailable Network Drive - Outlook

While working in a Windows application, specifically Microsoft Outlook you may receive the following error about a missing location for one of your network drives.  





“” refers to a location that is unavailable. It could be on a hard drive on this computer, or on a network. Check to make sure that the...

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Fix: The RPC Server is Unavailable Performance Monitor

Fix: The RPC Server is Unavailable Performance Monitor

If you are trying to connect to a remote host in Windows Performance monitor, you may instantly receive an error that the the RPC server is unavailable.   When attempting to connect to the remote computer the following system error occurred.





The RPC server is unavailable.   Check the following Windows services are running...

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Fix: The Parameter is Incorrect - Performance Monitor

Fix: The Parameter is Incorrect - Performance Monitor

If you are trying to connect to a remote host in Windows Performance monitor, you may instantly receive an error that the parameter is incorrect.   When attempting to connect to the remote computer the following system error occurred:





The parameter is incorrect   This is due to the format of the way you...

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How To: Mac Change SUDO Timeout

How To: Mac Change SUDO Timeout

If you use Terminal and are often using sudo commands, you can increase the sudo password timeout so you aren’t prompted so often to re-enter your password for certain sudo commands. We will need to edit the sudoers file in /etc/. Follow the below steps.   1. Open Terminal (Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal)  2. Type...

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How To: Apple Remote Desktop Quit Application

How To: Apple Remote Desktop Quit Application

If you need to remotely quit an application on a Mac OS X machine that uses Apple Remote Desktop, use a UNIX template command that is build into Apple Remote Desktop by default to quit any application instantly.   Note: In order to send UNIX commands through Apple Remote Desktop, your remote Mac host must have...

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