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										<title>Reclaiming disk space from thin provisioned VMDK files on ESXi</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/reclaiming-disk-space-from-thin-provisioned-vmdk-files-on-esxi-106.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[Step 1:&nbsp;Delete the blocks on the Guest OS Windows Operating System  Download SDelete Command Line Tool available at&nbsp;https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/sdelete  Note:&nbsp;SDelete -z will cause the guest OS to use up 100...]]></description>

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										<title>Configure Windows to Automatically connect to VPN by Windows Task Scheduler</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/configure-windows-to-automatically-connect-to-vpn-by-windows-task-scheduler-117.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[1. Create the VPN connection 2. Write a batch file to connect to VPN 3. Create a scheduled task in Windows task scheduler that will kick off the batch file at Windows start up Here are the steps in detail: 1.&nbsp;Create your VPN connection I am not...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/windows-vpn-route-selective-traffic-by-destination-network-119.html</guid>
										<title>Windows VPN route selective traffic by destination network</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/windows-vpn-route-selective-traffic-by-destination-network-119.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[route print route -p add&nbsp;{network} mask&nbsp;{subnet mask}&nbsp;{gateway} route delete {network} mask {subnet mask} {gateway} ============================================= Sample: route -p add 192.168.0.12 mask 255.255.255.255 10.100.100.254...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/where-are-the-shortcuts-for-the-windows-7-taskbar-stored-on-disk-120.html</guid>
										<title>Where are the shortcuts for the Windows 7 Taskbar stored on disk?</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/where-are-the-shortcuts-for-the-windows-7-taskbar-stored-on-disk-120.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[Taskbar shortcuts are located in: %AppData%&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Quick Launch&#92;User Pinned&#92;TaskBar. You can also add the "Quick Launch" folder to your task bar as a toolbar to re-enable the quick launch feature.]]></description>

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										<title>Windows command change drive path</title>
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										<description><![CDATA[&nbsp; cd /d x: &nbsp;]]></description>

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