Remove entries from the 'Site Connection' list in ConfigMgr 2012

If you're like me and one time mistyped a connection name in the 'Site Connection' list in Configmgr 2012 you might notice that spelling mistake stays there and practically never goes away.

If you want to clean up your site connection list you can buy removing entries from the MRU list in your registry

'HKCU\Software\Microsoft\ConfigMgr10\AdminUI\MRU\7\SiteName'

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How to spot a fake Samsung Galaxy S6 - Android Community

Wow.. Looking at the photos I could not tell which one is the fake.... Well played fakes,well played.

How to spot a fake Samsung Galaxy S6 - Android Community: "



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Cisco Anyconnect 4.1* BSOD on Windows 8.1 when user plugs in 4G device via USB

It seems you can BSOD (crash) Windows 8.1 if  you have Cisco AnyConnect 4.1* installed and then plug in a telstra 4G hotspot via USB. I've found Windows 8.1 doesn't BSOD every time but once in every 4-5 inserts of the USB cable.

Uninstalling AnyConnect stops the BSOD from occurring.

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I don't see the Windows 10 upgrade offer on my device

I had to run this on my laptop and then the Windows 10 offer appeared



I want to reserve my free copy of Windows 10, but I don’t see - Microsoft Community: "I want to reserve my free copy of Windows 10, but I don’t see the icon on the taskbar"



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Batteriser: Extend your disposable battery life by 800%

Hmm. I will remain very skeptical of this product until it's actually released and tested by the public.

Reminds me very much at this stage of those stupid powerbands.

Batteriser: Extend your disposable battery life by 800%: "Known as Batteriser, the device — crafted from .1mm thin stainless-steel — slides over a range of battery types and promises to increase their life by 800 per cent."

Update:

http://hackaday.com/2015/06/06/crowdfunding-follies-debunking-the-batteriser/



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