How to Reboot a Remote Desktop Session or Remote PC
Learn how to reboot a remote desktop session or PC using keyboard shortcuts, the shutdown command, and session reset, including what to do if it freezes.
Computers and software are where most of my own troubleshooting hours go, so these articles are written the way I fix things: from the vendor’s documentation, step by step, with the exact menu path. BIOS and boot problems, Windows and macOS settings, printers that vanish from the network, what an error or a spec means, whether a machine can run a program. Where it makes sense, I add the section I always wish existed: what to do if it still doesn’t work.
Learn how to reboot a remote desktop session or PC using keyboard shortcuts, the shutdown command, and session reset, including what to do if it freezes.
Change your Mac’s default printer, save print presets, set default paper size, and configure default settings with CUPS, Canon, and Brother printers.
Learn how to update your Mac browser: exact menu paths to update Safari, Chrome, and Firefox, plus what to try if an update stalls or fails.
An OFT file cannot open natively on a Mac. Learn why, how Outlook for Mac’s EMLTPL templates work, and the fastest ways to convert or share OFT content.
Windows Server 2019 lets you check installed patches through Settings, Control Panel, PowerShell’s Get-HotFix cmdlet, or the wmic qfe list command.
Printers keep disappearing from a computer mainly due to Print Spooler crashes, driver conflicts, and network or Windows update issues.
Add a shared mailbox in Outlook for Mac using Delegation and Sharing, the File menu, or a Full Access account, plus fixes when it does not appear.
Add a Canon printer to a Mac over USB, Wi-Fi, AirPrint, or IP address, plus fixes for the driver mismatch that breaks printing after a macOS update.
A computer mouse typically lasts 24 to 30 months with regular use, though quality gaming and ergonomic models can run 2 to 5 years.
Disable TLS 1.0 and 1.1 on Windows Server using registry keys, IIS Crypto or Group Policy, with steps to test the change and roll it back safely.