- Putty – Import/Export Your Saved Sessions List and Settings
- RDS Server 2012 – Disable On-Screen Keyboard Toolbar While Shadowing a User
- Remote Desktop Server – Registry Key to Change RDP Listening Port
- Server 2012 – Add a 32 Bit Internet Explorer Shortcut Icon on the Desktop via Group Policy
- Server 2012 – Add Favorites via Group Policy Preferences
- Server 2012 – Creating Always Maximized Internet Explorer Desktop Shortcuts to Websites via Group Policy
- Server 2012 – Enable/Disable Spellcheck Highlighting and Auto-Correct with Group Policy
- Server 2012 – RDesktop: Fix Disappearing Mouse Cursor with Group Policy
- Server 2012 – Remove Network Icon from File Explorer Navigation Pane via Group Policy
- Server 2012 – Remove Pinned Items on the Taskbar via Group Policy
- Server 2012 – Restrict Access to Specific Drives via Group Policy
- Server 2012 – Ribbon UI: Disable Add a Network Location and Other Icons
- Server 2012 – Ribbon UI: Disable Hidden Items Checkbox
- Server 2012 – Set Custom DHCP Options
- Server 2012 – Set Internet Explorer Home/Start Page via Group Policy
- Server 2012 – Set Proxy Server and Prevent Changes via Group Policy
- Server 2012 – Force a Network Type with PowerShell
- Server 2012 and Up – Sync DHCP Filter List on Hot Spare Failover Server
- Server 2012/Windows 8 – CLSID Key (GUID) Shortcuts List
- Server 2012/Windows 8 – Complete File Explorer Icon/Shortcut/Folder Removal List
- Server 2012/Windows 8 – Ribbon UI: Disable Icons, Buttons, Shortcuts, Tasks, and Commands
- Ubuntu Server – Apache 2.4 Upgrade Changes
- Ultra VNC – Send Custom Keys Workaround and ASCII Reference Chart
- UltraVNC – Password Not Set: How to Install as a System Service
- uTorrent – Don’t Have Permission to Uninstall the Program
Installing Logitech Webcam Software on Windows Server
Recently I had a bad run in when installing Logitech’s software for the Webcam Pro 9000 camera on Windows Server 2003 x64. 
After searching online for an hour or so, I found an article that showed the supported operating systems matrix for the majority of their webcams. Unfortunately to my dismay there was no support for any of the versions of Windows Server and when trying to install the software for LWS2.51 you get a nasty little error message saying some garbage about being an unsupported operating system.
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