Steve F. Capp

Changing the default RDP port from 3389 to a custom port enhances security by reducing exposure to automated attacks. This guide will walk you through the steps to change the default port in Windows, including updating registry settings and adjusting firewall rules.

Resizing a partition in a Windows VPS or RDP server helps manage disk space more efficiently. Whether you need to expand or reduce partitions, this guide will provide quick steps to adjust your partitions using Disk Management.

Adding a user to a Windows VPS or RDP server helps manage access and permissions. This guide will show you quick steps to create a new user.

Blocking a port in Windows Firewall is an essential way to manage network security and control access. This guide will show you how to quickly block a specific port.

Adding two-factor authentication (2FA) to your Windows VPS or RDP sessions enhances security by requiring an extra layer of verification. This guide will walk you through the steps to configure 2FA using Duo Security.

Opening a port in Windows Firewall is crucial for allowing applications or services to communicate through your system. This guide will quickly show you how to enable ports to ensure smooth operation and connectivity.

To keep your Windows VPS or RDP session running smoothly, it’s important to monitor how your resources are being used. This guide will show you straightforward ways to check CPU, memory, disk, and network activity.

Easily free up disk space on your Windows Server with Disk Cleanup. This guide provides quick steps to run Cleanmgr.exe and remove unnecessary files.