This tutorial has 3 parts - Part 1 (Backup), Part 2 (Restore), Part 3 (Schedule)

To be an efficient IT administrator we try to simplify our daily routines, and that equals to one less thing on your mind. Let's look at how we can automate our backup jobs so our files are current and safe.

This tutorial has 3 parts - Part 1 (Backup), Part 2 (Restore), Part 3 (Schedule) 

Backing up data is all good but it doesn't matter if you never test your backups. How many times have you restored your backups or even test them to make sure they are still usable? It's good to get in a habit of testing your backups regularly.

This tutorial has 3 parts - Part 1 (Backup), Part 2 (Restore), Part 3 (Schedule) 

I always get asked what software I use to backup my data or method I use. I can easily answer that by saying I use Windows NT Backup aka Backup Utility. It simply does the job.

Have you ever needed to enable remote desktop on a computer in your network remotely? It's a pretty easy process. Here's how to do it on a network with Windows Server 2003. You should have network administrator credentials to change the settings on a remote computer.

Everyone is dying to get a hold of this new gadget. I must admit, I joined the iPhone wagon. Nothing wrong being on the iPhone wagon because the price you pay ($399 USD 8GB Model or $499 16GB model) and the features you get with it is a killer deal.

I've been following the iPhone unlock threads. To be honest I was pretty intimidated by the process which made me hesitate from buying one and unlocking it myself. That quickly changed after unlocking 5 iPhones I can pretty much say I am confident in unlocking the next one. In fact, I'll teach you how and explain every little step so you can do it yourself and brag to all your friends that you're iPhone unlocking god... not really.