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How to allow webdav connections without https / SSL in Windows 7

by Till Brehm

By default it is not possible to connect to webdav resources without SSL encryption in Windows 7. To enable unencrypted connections (http and not just https), follow these steps: Press the keys [Windows] + [R] to open the windows command line and enter regedit to start the registry editor. Then go to the registry branch: ... Read more

Categories Windows, Windows 7 Tags Windows 7 3 Comments

How to delete saved passwords for network drives in Windows

by admin

If you saved a password for a network drive in windows and want to remove it, press the keys [Windows] + [R] to open the windows command line. Then enter control keymgr.dll and click on "OK" to open the windows credential manager which allows you to manage and delete passwords saved in Windows. This procedure ... Read more

Categories Vista, Windows, Windows 7, XP Tags Windows, Windows 7 33 Comments

Clear the Windows XP system file cache in to get more free space on the harddisk

by Till Brehm

Windows XP makes backup copies of your system files which may use a lot of space on your harddisk. To empty the system file cache, click on Start > run...  Now enter the command "sfc /purgecache" and click on "Ok".

Categories Windows Tags Windows, XP 2 Comments
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