January 29, 2020 - BEGA Research Labs

Using Chrome Sessions: Productivity Boost

January 29, 2020January 30, 2020 adrian bega

The browser is a portal to many worlds exposed by the internet. You use it to search and gather information, collaborate on your projects, communicate, and much more. Chrome is one of the best and the most popular browser in the web. In January 2019 it reached 70% of the global browser market share. Chrome is CrossPlatform, it displays and behave the same of all platforms so this applies to PC, Mac & Linux. One of the major advantages of Chrome is that it synchronizes bookmarks, history, extensions, profile information…

Inspect Disk Usage in Windows: RidNacs

January 29, 2020February 1, 2020 adrian bega

If you are looking for an intuitive yet simple to use tool to analyse your disk space usage, RidNacs is our recommandation. It is fast, has a small memory footprint, and has native Windows Explorer integration once installed. Open Windows Explorer and right click on a folder or an entire partition to analyze it in to identify the largest files and folders.

Best Windows Remote Computing Tool: MoobaXTerm

January 29, 2020February 1, 2020 adrian bega

Almost on a daily basis, I have to connect to multiple servers and virtual machines, most of the time over SSH and more rarely VNC and Remote Desktop. The most difficult part is keeping those server organised, as they come along with settings, credentials, details, etc. Over the previous years I have tried and tested most of the tools available on the market and I’ve come to the conclusion that only one tool truly answers to most my requirements : MoobaXTerm.It fits the job and it’s loaded with cool features.…

Find out what woke up Windows 10

January 29, 2020January 29, 2020 adrian bega

If your Windows 10 wakes up often from its idle sleep, finding the process or the event may be hard, but one command can greatly reduce the time to find the cause. Open a terminal command by opening the start menu then typing cmd. Type the following command: The output should tell you the name of the process that woke up your system.

How To Restore Chrome Pages After Crash

January 29, 2020January 30, 2020 adrian bega

Surfing the web is fun and all and Chrome makes it a nice overall experience. Except when it crashes – because, even if rarely, it may happen. For example when your computer restarts to install updates. Or for many other reasons, and in which case sometimes you just simply loose your opened tabs. Restore recently closed pages is not present under the History menu 🙁 If you are a tab collector* such as myself, loosing your tabs may often induce a great deal of pain. tab collector = a person…