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Add "Copy To Folder" and "Move To Folder" to Windows Explorer's Context Menus
by Srinath MS
Customize your Windows Explorer context menu by adding these two convenient commands.
How to Determine the Default Web Browser
by Alexander Ocher
Sometimes people assume that the default Web browser is the program that is registered in the Windows registry to open files with
.html
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Remove MS SQL Server Completely
by Larry Sawchuk
Microsoft has several different versions of SQL and occasionally an install fails or an upgrade fails and normal uninstallation is impossible.
Removing an Unused Window Service
by Jaya Nehru Kumar
Learn how to remove an unused Window service by modifying your registry.
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