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How to Kill a Process in Windows: 4 Methods

Is your device lagging or unresponsive? One of the most effective ways to solve these issues is to force kill resource-heavy tasks to free up CPU and memory on your Windows system. In this video, you'll learn how to kill a process in Windows to address performance issues. We'll show you four different methods to force kill processes. Chapters: Introduction 00:01 Task Manager Method 00:37 TaskKill Method 01:10 PowerShell Method 02:04 Create Desktop Shortcuts 03:02 Third-Party Tools03:58Recap 04:12.

Three Methods for Finding Your Windows PC's Serial Number

It’s safe to say that most of us probably don’t have our Windows PC’s serial number memorized by heart–which becomes tricky once you need it during a repair or part replacement. This is why we at Ninjaone have created this video guiding you through how to find the serial number of your PC using Command Prompt, PowerShell, and BIOS. Chapters: Introduction 00:01 Command Prompt Method 00:22 PowerShell Method 00:50 BIOS Method 01:17.

SE58 Extended Range Scan Engine | Features & Benefits | Zebra

Zebra’s SE58 extended range scan engine is a powerful scanning solution designed to enhance your business operations. It’s compact design integrates into both sleek, enterprise-style mobile computers and ultra-rugged industrial devices, enabling you to bring new levels of productivity to virtually every worker and workflow in the supply chain. Explore the SE58’s full features and benefits in this video.

Grafana Campfire - Using the Grafana MCP Server (Grafana Community Call - July 2025)

In this month of the Campfire Community call, we will exploring the Grafana MCP (Model Context Protocol) server - an open-source tool that enables AI assistants to directly interact with your Grafana instance. We will learn some basics such as: Join me (Usman), Matt Ryer, and David Kaltschmidt for this exciting session. Expert guests: Ioanna Armouti, and Luccas Quadros *HELPFUL LINKS* Feel free to use the YouTube live chat feature to start submitting questions, and we will add them to the agenda.

Build EF Core Models Visually with Entity Developer - No More Manual Mapping!

Want to simplify your EF Core development? Discover how Entity Developer — a powerful visual ORM tool from Devart — helps.NET developers design, generate, and maintain EF Core models faster and with fewer errors. In this video, you’ll learn how to: Entity Developer works as both a standalone app and a Visual Studio plugin, giving you flexibility across any development environment. With support for EF Core, NHibernate, and LinqConnect, it's your all-in-one solution for ORM design in.NET.

From Dial-Up to Colo: The Impact of AI on Data Center Design

In this episode of Uplink, we’re joined by Jay Smith, VP of Data Center Operations and Engineering at Evocative. With nearly 30 years in the industry, Jay unpacks how data centers are adapting to support AI’s massive power and cooling demands. This episode covers: Why colo is thriving in the AI era Liquid cooling and rear-door heat exchangers Powering 275kW racks and beyond How AI inference is shifting compute to the edge Career opportunities in infrastructure without a degree.

Beyond the Horizon: Unlocking the Real MSP Value in Microsoft 365

In this insightful episode, we dive deep into the real-world challenges and opportunities facing MSPs working with Microsoft 365 and related Microsoft technologies. N-able Head Nerd Joe Ferla is joined by Ben Lee, the latest to the Head Nerd team who is a seasoned Microsoft consultant with decades of experience in unified communications, Teams, Intune, and Microsoft Co-pilot. During the conversation Joe and Ben discuss the challenges MSPs and SMEs face when implement Microsoft’s powerful but often complex ecosystem.

Live PostgreSQL Monitoring on Azure & AWS with pgNow

Managing credentials gets trickier as your Flyway project grows, especially when databases contain sensitive data. In this episode, Tony and Tonie break down how Flyway’s Property Resolvers help you keep secrets safe by pulling them securely from local or cloud-based stores, avoiding hardcoding them into config files.

Git Shortlog: Who Really Wrote the Code?

Wondering who’s actually writing the code on your team? Git knows and it’s not subtle. In this episode of Wait… Git Can Do That?, we show you how git shortlog -sne breaks down commit counts by contributor. See who’s active, who’s dropped off Sort by name, email, and commit count Bonus: GitKraken Desktop shows this visually with diffs, additions, and deletions Useful for standups, retros, or just flexing.