microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general Google Group

Re: IIS 7 Default page

2010-03-14T20:34:49Z

Getting into a whole discussion about publishing web pages is probably not
what this newsgroup is all about, you're better off asking your questions
over on the microsoft.public.inetserver.ii s newsgroup. But the short answer
is that you simply rename the default IIS7 welcome page to some other name

Re: UPS suggestion

2010-03-14T14:24:22Z

I had specified APC units for the computers at work for years. Recently,
I tried to save the Tribe some money by buying TrippLite. Big mistake!
The TrippLite units couldn't handle the load even though it was well
within the spec limits. I replaced them with APCs and we now have no
problems. I was penny wise and pound foolish but never again. Sometimes

Re: UPS suggestion

2010-03-14T13:40:50Z

I currently have three APC units. Two are the same model, and one is
their more "industrial" models with a NIC and it is programmable. It
will shut down a *specific* machine by IP address. I have been using
that unit for five years, and the other units for even longer, with
battery replacements when necessary. APC provides *superlative*

Re: Adobe Reader for Windows XP64?

2010-03-14T08:06:11Z

Agree with idea of using Foxit instead.It was a pleasure to get rid of
bloated Adobe.

Re: Help with Remote Assistance

2010-03-14T02:43:03Z

Hi
Check if Vista Home Supports RTD/RA, it might not.
You indicated system with Hub (I.e. No Router). If there is More than one
computer at any side you need a Router.
I do not know how RDT, or RA work without a Router over the Internet since
as a principle I do not let the Networks that I involved with to be

Re: nVidia 196.75 WHQL

2010-03-14T02:06:51Z

Don't worry about it. The nVidia site pulled the offending driver and
replaced it
with the older version which has no problem with the fan.
Tom Lake

Re: nVidia 196.75 WHQL

2010-03-13T23:07:35Z

I heard this driver was faulty, allowing video cards to overheat.
Please check this download out before using it.
[link]

IIS 7 Default page

2010-03-13T19:57:10Z

Hello everyone, I just installed the IIS7 web services, web site and FTP on
my PC, there is a default page that comes up when I log into my web site the
IIS7 welcome page, I already have a default.htlm page that I would like to
use instead of the default one, how do I go about replacing the default IIS7

Re: Help with Remote Assistance

2010-03-13T19:02:35Z

Thank you so much for responding, Jack. I beg your pardon, as I did forget
to include the essential operating system information you requested. Over
the years, we have tried almost every version of Windows on a variety of
computers. More recently, however, we are trying to make the connection

Re: Help with Remote Assistance

2010-03-13T18:23:35Z

Sorry, I forgot to include this essential information. Over the years we
have tried all these versions of Windows. However, more recently we are
trying to make the connection between computers running Windows 7
Professional (64-bit), Windows Vista Ultimate (64-bit), and Windows Vista
Home.
Thanks,

Re: Help with Remote Assistance

2010-03-13T17:53:09Z

Hi
TeamViewer is actually a subset of UltraVNC.
The difference is that UltraVNC being stand-alone needs to be set with port
opening on the Host side.
TeamViewer bypasses the issue by using their own Server as an intermediary.
I.e., like Logmein and others someone else mitigates your traffic.
Remote Desktop/Assistance, and regular UltraVNC are direct connections with

Re: UPS suggestion

2010-03-13T04:45:24Z

I have got to go along with the others and say APC. I also have been using
there upper end UPS for home/office and have never had a problem with
shutdowns. Sizing it properly and staying away from the very low end
supplies and you will be fine. just my 3 cents.

Re: Help with Remote Assistance

2010-03-13T03:50:27Z

I no longer mess with Remote Assistant. I now use TeamViewer. It's free
and much better. I don't install it nor have the other person install it.
During Setup we just click on run and not install. Have the other person
give the IP address it shows on their end and the password for you put in

Re: UPS suggestion

2010-03-13T03:47:04Z

The software from APC will even let you tell it you want the beeping
turned OFF during certain hours of the day.
I use to use TripLite, but have come around to using APC.
Almost all UPS companies have simple calculators you can use to
determine how long the system will last on a given load.
Usually, though the longer you want expect to pay a bit more for the

Re: UPS suggestion

2010-03-12T22:30:02Z

You'll need software to shut down the PC - most companies, including APC,
ship something with their UPSs, or have it for download on their sites.
Windows used to have a built in UPS application, but Server 2008 dropped
that.
Sizing the UPS will control how long you get to run without power. For a