If you’re tired of that right-hand sidebar on Facebook that doesn’t serve any useful purpose—other than serving recommendations—you can get rid of it with a simple user script.
If you’re using Chrome you don’t need to do anything else, just head to the page and install it. Firefox users will need Greasemonkey.
Disk2VHD is developed by Sys-internals and is a really interesting program. In this article we will show you how to use it to make a VHD (Virtual Hard Disk) of your computer and then using VirtualBox to run that VHD in a virtual state. I know it sounds a bit techy but let’s break it down and show you how it’s done.
First off lets download Disk2VHD from here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/ee656415.aspx
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Ok so you have downloaded Disk2VHD and when you run it you will see a screen like this:
As a continuation from our -PART1- we bring you PART2 of setting up your Untangle server.
This tutorial will walk you through installing different apps, configuring your server, running reports, Open VPN clients, and much more.![Untangle Networks [home]](http://www.untangle.com/templates/homepage/header-menu/images/logo.gif){kind=logo}
So enough beating around the bush let,s jump right into it. We left off last time just after installing the OS and starting to configure our server as a transparent bridge. If you don’t remember it you can always go here to get refreshed, I know it was a long time ago so most of you have forgotten by now.
Ok so first off if you ever screw up and need to start the setup wizard all over (can only be done locally, not from another web session) just point your browser at http://localhost/setup/ and that will start the wizard to re-configure your server keep in mind it will not uninstall your apps you have downloaded but as for the settings on each app I have not tested thoroughly enough to be sure, you might need to re-configure them.
First off lets go to Config –>Networking –> Start Wizard (if you don’t see start wizard click “advanced” (top right) and then you will see it.
When you create a Microsoft Virtual Hard Drive either through Virtual PC or Virtual Server, you have to specify the maximum size of the file up front. While you can set the VHD to be a fixed or dynamically sized file, the total size the VHD is determined at the time you create it. Over time, however, you may want to increase the total size of the VHD file as requirements for the system change to allow more space for installed programs and data files.
With the help of the freely available VHD Resizer tool, you can expand the size of a VHD using it’s simple wizard interface. When opening VHD Resizer the wizard prompts you for the source VHD file to resize.
