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From what we've seen so far Windows 7 is already performing better than Vista, but if your PC seems sluggish then it's now much easier to uncover the bottleneck. Click Start, type RESMON and press Enter to launch the Resource Monitor. Click the CPU, Memory,
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If you're getting the error "The file exists. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070050)", when you attempt to access your SharePoint site, or even SharePoint Central Administration site, the chances are that some (or all) SIDs on your server were changed.
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There is an interesting bug in SharePoint Designer: sometimes when you browse SharePoint pages in the design view of the SharePoint Designer, you will see an error stating that the master page cannot be loaded. At that point you get presented with two
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If you're trying to export custom list template (with or without content) from one SharePoint collection or farm to the other, you might notice that your recently imported list template does not appear on the "Create Page" page of that site, which means
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If one beautiful morning your SharePoint designers complain that they now get "The server sent a response which SharePoint Designer could not parse…" error when they try to edit SharePoint page or page layout, and/or your SharePoint developers all of
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We have recently encountered a problem with some of the SharePoint (WSS or MOSS) features not working properly in Windows Vista: When users attempt to display a document library in the Explorer view within the web application that uses Kerberos authentication,
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As a part of our continuing commitment to the server/service improvements and never-ending technological progress, we have moved ObjectSharp blogs to the new (better, faster, and prettier) server. ObjectSharp has always demonstrated a leadership in adopting
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I have been working on configuring high availability for SharePoint servers (MOSS or WSS), and for a little while I wasn't able to figure out the way to modify the URL for SharePoint Central Administration site. So, basically you extend the Central Administration
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To change a port number that SharePoint Central Administration site is running on: Open Command Prompt Go to BIN folder in SharePoint install directory (by default, it would be "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\BIN")
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For a sophisticated web application, SharePoint (WSS or MOSS) is missing a feature as simple as Deny access (Deny Read, Deny Write, Deny All). To deny access to the SharePoint for single user or a group of users, you modify Policy for Web Application
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