When setting a new domain, a new webserver or a new database server, a lot of webmasters and webdevelopers use phpMyAdmin to control their MySQL databases. There are some alternatives, but in my opinion phpmyadmin is one of the best available for the web. But where do you have to put phpMyAdmin in your directory structure, while setting up a website?

Last week, there was something wrong with the Service Pack 3 update on some Windows XP clients. The update for SP3 had one or more major bugs in it. I saw it happen on different architectures with different hardware.

Like we know from Windows, you have to guess what the problem is. And of course, it took a while before I got the real point.

The problem started when some Windows XP clients, at random, choose to freeze once in a while. But offcourse, the once in a while became more often.

First, I thought there were some problems on the network itself. Kind of strange, but you never know. After checking the Linux servers and clients it became clear that the network was doing fine. It was almost sure that it must have been a Windows issue.