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Recursively change the owner of all files in a directory

Using the chown command, the owner of unix files can be changed. An option of chown allows you to change the ownership of all files and subdirectories of a directory.

Remove blank lines from a file using grep

How can I remove blank lines from a file in UNIX?

Quick Windows Restart

How to can I quick restart windows without a full reboot?

Common Windows Shortcuts

Common Windows Shortcuts and Combinations

Reload Registry Without Reboot

Forces changes to the registry without requiring a complete reboot.

All Folders With Same View

This will make all your folders look the same.

How to Disable Messenger in XP

Microsoft Messenger can be used to send you spam. Here is how to disable it.

Master Boot Record (MBR) Fix and Repair on Pre-XP Systems

This fdisk command will allow you to recreate the Master Boot Record or MBR on systems running WIndows prior to XP. Although this can be dangerous, it is a quick way to fix many boot issues.

Disable ICMP echo (ping) responses in Linux

Many malicious attacks begin with a ping scan. Disabling ICMP echo requests prevents your system’s discovery with a ping.

Continuously Watch a Text File in UNIX

Using the tail command with an option, the file will remain open and you will see any additional output written to the file. This is especially useful for watching log files.

Register dll or ocx

Instructions for manually registering a dll or ocx file on a Windows system.

SystemInfo is a powerful tool for displaying information about a system

This command will show information such as the registered owner, product ID, install date, memory, domain name, server, and installed hotfix patches. The systeminfo command is found in xp, vista, and windows 7 installations.

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