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I am getting my field kit (tools) ready for road warrior work. I have need of a USB to Serial adapter cable for console connections.My OS is windows 7 64bit. Anyone have a recomendation as to brand? Ive been out of the trades for a while. What works best these days? Thanks.

This is a novice user question. I have been told to dump my IE-9 for something else. Other than personal preferance, are there solid technical reasons why I should concider another solution such as Google Chrome or FireFox? And if I choose to make a switch, what is the best practice? Complete...

I have a lack of experience in this area (best backup practices in Win 7) so if anyone can advise me please do. I have three backup solutions installed on my laptop. Microsoft OS. My Norton security suite and the laptops hardware vendor solution. I know the importace for regular back-up...

System, Samsung RC-512L laptop, Microsoft windows 7 home premium 64-bit. Problem: can't find any referance to Comm ports anywhere. What I have looked at: Device manager,with hidden devices diplayed,BIOS setup screens. There is no referance to any options for enable of ports in the BIOS. There...

Thanks for the link, I have this information and if all else fails I will port over the files. I am still looking for somthing a bit more robust. I need the ability to log all,like PuTTy did in it's 32-bit build. you can do it with hyperterm but it's a bit messy.If you loose your connection you...

Can anyone tell me what is the best replacement for hyperterminal to use with windows 7 64bit OS? I like Putty but can't seem to find the 64bit version.

You can get a look at the startup output by connecting to the console port. Standard windows hyperterminal set to COM1 use 8 bits,1start, no parity. (aka 8,1& none). On power up the switch will go through its POST and then to a command prompt asking for a password but you should be able to get...

How many user accounts are you allowing to simultainiusly log in? I'm going to go out on a limb here with a SWAG.(stupid wild ass guess). If the PC that is running the PPP is started with lets say, the admin login, and you use the same login for the RDT, loging out one may be logging out the...

Did you also change the power saving selections?

Good Day, I took a look at the link. The solution they discuss,(I think) is dual screen to dual screen RDT resolution variables and how to over come constant re adjustments useing microsoft configuration changes in the remote desktop connection script.Unless you have a very PC/Microsoft savy...