Annoying Mobile Internet connection : Disable GPRS / EGDE connection on HTC
Well..
I ‘m using Windows Mobile 6.0 on HTC Touch. I ‘m paying a lot for weather updates !!!! and stuff like that, when I don’t need to use the GPRS / EDGE so long as I have the wifi and my laptop available.
There is no clear function to disable that without disconnecting your mobile signals too. I had to make a new NULL !!!! connection for Internet access as the default one, then switch between the network connections when I need to have Internet access form my mobile.
Start > Settings > connections > connections > advanced > Select Networks
The first part showing " Programs that automatically connect to the Internet should connect using" :
Just make a new connection with no settings and save it. Choose it as the default connection, when you need to have access, choose your mobile network connection back …
Enjoy 🙂 and save your money 😀
Introduction to Hyper-V
Hyper V is a new Virtualization Era. Microsoft has done a big deal of improvements and enhancements on the Virtualization. Now Hyper V is a part of the system.You don’t have to go through that headache of implementing Virtualization like that used to be in Virtual server.
When I first tried to try Hyper V, installed a 32Bit server edition. Then I discovered it is not supported. I don’t know why Microsoft doesn’t support the Hyper V role in a 32 bit server.
So, I had to install a 64 bit version. A strange thing happened ( was my first time to notice it actually) :
. My HDD has 3 partitions :
C : has vista ultimate
D : blank
E : some other files
When I began to install the win2008, I chose the D partition.
On opening the windows explorer from the server, it sees the windows files ..etc on the C partition and the vista on D !!!!!!
why did that happen ? Is it intentionally ?
Why doesn’t it support the parallel installation with keeping the drive letters the same as they are ?
(The data is kept actually the same. When I check on vista, I find the vista on C partition and the server on D 😦 )
Now, lets go a head exploring the Hyper V step by step.
This is a Tutorial for Hyper-V Virtualization beginners. Please make sure you email me or post comments in case you need any clarification.
. I wanted to show first the I have only one NIC now. After installing the Hyper V role, I ‘ll install other NICs to have more connectivity options with the virtual machines.
. When you first start your server for the first time, it has no roles. Just go and add the hyper V role. ( System updates, securing your server…etc is beyond the scope of this topic. This is a testing machine)
. Just follow the wizard an all goes fine.
. Make sure you select Hyper-V
. An introduction to hyper-V, also the help documents from Microsoft on hyper v.
. Installing
. Restart your system now
. Right after system restart
The installation succeeded.
Now let’s begin making our first virtual machine.
. First have a look on the Hyper-V server settings. Make sure you change the default directories for the virtual hard disks and the virtual machines. ( In a business environment, they should be on different physical drives other than your operating system for better performance). Also, change your escape Release Key according to what you prefer.
. . Then. go to the virtual network manager.. Well, now I ‘ll choose the network option to show a virtual NIC we will use.
. The Virtual NIC appears now. We can treat it as if it were a real one.
Now, we will start creating the first virtual machine.
. Right click your machine –> New –> Virtual Machine.
The hard disk and floppy disk can be used too to make expansion for your virtual machines as if you were adding some new hardware. ( amazing 😉 )
. Just follow the wizard …
Assign the Ram you like for your virtual machine
Now choose the network card we made before.
Choose the virtual hard disk configuration. (Here we will make a new one as shown)
Choose the installation source.
Make sure you have all the things right and click finish.
Now you have a new machine on your system 🙂
You can have as much virtual machines as you like so long as you have enough hardware support.
I ‘ll wait for your comments..
Upgrading Vista Home Premium to Ultimate
. VMWare ( coz the virtual network cards were lost)
. Daemon Tools ( coz the virtual drvie i use to mount iso imsages was lost)
. reconfigure the display configuration and poweroptions again.
. Reinstall AVIRA ( coz the license key was lost)
. Do some new windows update.
. Reconfigure windows media player.