When your Debian server throws network issues, especially after a restart, it can bring operations to a halt. A common error that many administrators face, after commands ifup eth0 or /etc/init.d/networking restart is: failed to open statefile /var/run/ network/ifstate: No such file or directory This issue, while common, can be quite vexing as it directly affects…
How to Flash Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 with Stock Firmware: Step-by-Step Guide
Hello fellow tech enthusiasts! Today, I’m bringing you a detailed guide on flashing your Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 with its original stock firmware. If you’re wondering about versions, for the model 5110 (non-3G), it corresponds to Android 4.0.3, while for the 3G model (5100), we’re talking about Android 4.0.4. For those familiar with flashing processes,…
How to Revive Deeply Discharged 18650 Batteries at Home
Stumbling upon an old laptop battery pack during a cleanup, I found it to be a treasure trove. After extracting its contents, I discovered six LGDBC11865 batteries, belonging to the popular 18650 format. Interestingly, while my Basen BS2 charger detected three of them without a hitch, the other trio was in a deep sleep, showing…
How to Reset the Windows Administrator Password: A Step-by-Step Guide
Forgetting your Windows password is a common issue, and if you’re in this boat, you’re not alone. Thankfully, resetting the administrator password in Microsoft’s OS is not as daunting as it seems. This method works seamlessly for modern Microsoft OS versions, especially those starting from Windows 7. Prerequisites: For this method, you’ll need: Physical access…
How to Restore Linux Grub Bootloader
Ever faced the dilemma of losing your Linux bootloader? I’ve been there too. On a few occasions, my Linux bootloader was wiped, often due to Windows updates that overrode Grub. Additionally, many face this challenge when installing Windows alongside Linux. If you’re grappling with a similar issue, this guide will walk you through a straightforward…
Highscreen Power Rage Evo Smartphone Review: An In-Depth Look
If you’re in search of comprehensive insights into the Highscreen Power Rage Evo smartphone, you’ve landed on the right page. I recently got my hands on this model and am excited to share my detailed review and personal experience with this device. Unboxing the Highscreen Power Rage Evo: First Impressions The Power Rage Evo arrives…
Configuring Windows Firewall for Web Sites, FTP and DNS
In this article, I’ll show you how to configure Windows Firewall for a server that hosts sites and FTP, as well as DNS. There is nothing supernatural in this procedure, except that it will be necessary in IIS Manager to configure the port range for the passive mode of the FTP server. We go to…
The option of bypassing locks of Internet resources at work. Configure the SSH tunnel.
In this article I will show you how to organize an ssh tunnel from a computer running Windows. The server can be a computer with Linux on board, or your router. If the router from the box does not support SSH, then you can put custom firmware and most likely it will support SSH. It’s…
How did I struggle with the task scheduler service WebSitePanel
We received an application from the user that they stopped working in WebSitePanel scheduled tasks. When stopped working is not known. Most likely, when we updated the panel to the new version (from 2.0 to 2.1). In the new version of the panel, the developers decided to bring the Task Scheduler service to a separate…
Remote control of a Windows computer from the command line
Hello. Sometimes there are tasks when you need to do something on a remote computer, or there is no possibility to connect via RDP, for example, if the server is suddenly heavily loaded, and it does not have enough resources to start the terminal session (yes, I have met, do not say That often, but…