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I recently upgraded my machine from Vista Home to Windows 7 Home and since then have been having issues connecting to any machines on my network via remote desktop (MSTSC)

I noticed that my SQL Server box ran out of space today. And the Microsoft SQL Server folder is as big as 350GB, however I know I have no my database files saved there. So what is using up more that 300GB space in this folder? Eventually I found tons of audittrace**.trc files in the folder below. After deleting them all, more than 300GB space came back. 

C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA

Now the question is how can we disable this auditing feature in SQL Server? I ran the following script but it did not help.

Exec sp_configure 'show advanced options', 1
GO
RECONFIGURE;
GO
Exec sp_configure 'default trace enabled',0
GO
RECONFIGURE;

Then I went to the Server property dialog ->Security Setting, noticed the Login Auditing has Both Failed & Success Login turned on, change it back to only audit failed logins. and unchecked Enable C2 Audit Tracing. They were both not on the default settings. And the above two changes finally helped.

When connecting to the Team Foundation Server (TFS) from a new upgraded Windows 7 Home Edition this morning , I got TF30063 error. And the same TFS server was able to be connected without any issue on Vista before upgrading to Windows 7. I found other users had same issue after upgrading to TFS SP1 when trying to connect to TFS through Internet. I followed the solutions posted online and solved the issue after running the command below and doing a get-latest.

"%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Team Foundation Server\Tools\TfsAdminUtil.exe" configureconnections /PublicATUri:<uri>

In my case, I put <uri> to be http://www.primeobjects.com

Cheers

PrimeObjects provides web based online business software built on a SaaS application platform. PrimeObjects business applications can be run and has been tested in the following environment.

Browsers
1. Internet Explorer Ver. 8.0 +
2. Firefox Ver. 3.5.7 +
3. Safari Ver.4.0.4 +
4. Google Chrome Ver.4.0.249.78 +

Operating Systems
Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7

Additional requirements for some features
1. Flash need to be supported and enabled on the browser to upload document and play flash video.
2. PrimeObjects supports playing of four types of videos online. They are flash video, media player video, real player video and apple’s quick time video. To play the videos in a specific format, the add-on of the corresponding video player need to be installed properly on the browser.
 
Note: All latest patches should have been applied on the operating system.