| Question of the Week | | Win7 files/folders created having wrong datestamp ie always 03/02/2000  Using Windows 7 64-bit NTFS system, backing-up files to a 1TB drive connected to wireless router. Up till 05/02/2011 everything was fine, now have noticed that ANY files or folders created on the USB drive has a date stamp of "03/02/2000 23:46." Anyone got any idea why this is happening please, and also how I can resolve the issue? -- shandy.tailor@...
>> Read full question | | Wanted: Your Best Tips and Tricks If you have cool tips or tricks that you'd like to share with your TechRepublic peers -- from navigating your OS, keyboard shortcuts, or even uncovering hidden Easter eggs -- simply click here to send them in. If we feature your tips or tricks in the TechRepublic Out Loud blog, we'll send you some TechRepublic swag! | | | | Member Photo Galleries | |  Quite a few TR members have pets at home, and this is the purrrfect place to show them off. This week's "pet of the week" is JoAnne, submitted by TR member BFilmFan.
>> View the gallery | | Swag Central | | Each week, we randomly select three TechRepublic members -- listed below (in Orange) -- to receive some TechRepublic swag. | | If your name appears above (again - in Orange), simply send us an email with your mailing address, and you'll soon be sporting your very own TechRepublic swag. Just remember, you only have until 11:59pm ET, Friday, April 29th, 2011 to let us know you spotted your name! (Please send all correspondence from your registered email with TechRepublic.) | | |  | | | Connect with TechRepublic | | | | | Community Happenings | | TechRepublic will be down Sunday Please excuse our dust. TechRepublic will be down this Sunday, May 1st, 2011 starting at 1:00 AM EDT. Please try and refrain from using the site until we have given the go ahead as you may encounter errors, oddities and scattered thunderstorms. Thank you for your cooperation! | | ............................................................................................. | | Registration for TechRepublic Live 2011 is now open TechRepublic is hosting a free tech event in Louisville, KY, on Sept. 28-30, 2011. Seating is limited, so we encourage members to reserve a spot via the TechRepublic Live 2011 Registration page.
>> Read the blog | | ............................................................................................. | | Download TechRepublic's iPhone, Android Mobile app The TechRepublic app brings you the best insight from IT pros and peer-to-peer advice from the largest IT community on the Web. Get real world IT solutions right in your pocket - with TechRepublic's Free Mobile app! >> iPhone/iPad Download
>> Android Download | | ............................................................................................. | | Camera phone challenge: April showers You have from now until Friday, April 29, 2011 at 5:00 PM EDT to submit camera phone photos of water. We will send the participants of our three favorite submissions some free swag!
>> Read the blog | | | TechRepublic Blogs | | Phishing attacks: Training tips to keep users vigilant Michael Kassner: Organizations that take IT security very seriously still become victims to phishing attacks. How can we guard against social engineering? Here are a few tips from security experts.
>> Read the blog | | ............................................................................................. | | How Ubuntu Unity can help Linux really succeed Jack Wallen: With the upcoming release of Ubuntu 11.04, the new Unity desktop, despite the non-believers, can really help to bring the Linux operating system into the limelight.
>> Read the blog | | ............................................................................................. | | How to get people to use strong passwords Chad Perrin: Can passwords be both secure and easy to use? Some think "no", but if you stop there, you simply aren't thinking enough.
>> Read the blog | | ............................................................................................. | | What the recent Amazon Web Services outages mean in our own cloud journey What does the recent Amazon Web Services outage mean to the average administrator considering a cloud technology? IT pro Rick Vanover thinks it means a lot and shares his thoughts in this blog.
>> Read the blog | | ............................................................................................. | | Are smartphones getting a little too smart? As smartphones get more functionality, the devices also become more complex, leading to some negative consequences. Deb Shinder explores this complexity conundrum and discusses two possible solutions.
>> Read the blog | | | | | | 
| Network Administrator TechRepublic Member | April 25, 2011 |  | | | | | | | Copyright 2011 CBS Interactive, Inc. All rights reserved.
TechRepublic is a registered service mark of CBS Interactive, Inc. TechRepublic
235 Second Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
U.S.A. | | | 
| IT Consultant TechRepublic Member | April 25, 2011 | | | | Don't play dirty consultant tricks Chip Camden offers his take on an article that characterizes consultants as vampires who are opponents of their clients' best interests. He also shares tips on how to avoid playing dirty consulting tricks. Read more |
| | |
| | | | | Copyright 2011 CBS Interactive, Inc. All rights reserved.
TechRepublic is a registered service mark of CBS Interactive, Inc. TechRepublic
235 Second Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
U.S.A. | | | 
|
