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Month: April 2010

Where’s the ANY KEY

Posted on29 April 2010Leave a comment

Go to the Where is the ANY KEY website and read tails on IT fails, Have fun. Troubleshooting a printer problem: Me: sorry your printer doesn’t work I need to get a driver from the internet User: Is it far Read More …

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Migrating to Internet Explorer 8

Posted on29 April 20101 Comment

Companies that are in the process of planning a Windows 7 migration, will be required to pay some attention to Internet Explorer 8 and web site compatibility. Chris Johnson aka “The App Compat Guy” put together two video’s about how Read More …

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CategoriesCompatibility, Deployment, IE8, Internet Explorer, Windows 7TagsCompatibility, Deployment, IE8, Internet Explorer

ToolTip: SuperFlow

Posted on29 April 2010Leave a comment

Just learned about these SuperFlows, although some of them were already released a while ago, for some reason I missed that one, well you can’t keep up with everything. Just installed 3 of them, really cool stuff. If you’re dealing Read More …

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CategoriesApp-V, process, SCCM 2007, SuperFlow, Tip, ToolsTagsApp-V, process, PXE, SCCM 2007, Sequencing, Software Updates, SuperFlow

Office 2010 Administrative Template files and Office Customization Tool

Posted on29 April 2010Leave a comment

Microsoft published the Office 2010 Administrative Template files (ADM, ADMX/ADML) and Office Customization Tool. Get it from here

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CategoriesGPO, Group Policy, Office 2010TagsGPO, Group Policy, Office 2010

Windows 7 – User Account Control

Posted on25 April 201025 April 20101 Comment

Today I spend a bit of time in refreshing my UAC knowledge, below a listing of the content I’ve been reading and watching. Reading (Blogs & TechNet) User Account Control in Windows 7 Best Practices UAC Architecture Inside Windows 7 Read More …

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CategoriesKnowledge, UAC, Windows 7TagsUAC, User Account Control, Windows 7

ToolTip: XP-More

Posted on24 April 2010Leave a comment

XP-More is a tool that helps manage Windows 7 Virtual Machines (XP Mode and any other). Specifically, it makes duplication of VMs a no brainer – no more raw XML editing and manually duplicating files. More Information and download details Read More …

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CategoriesTip, Tools, Virtualization, Windows 7, Windows XPTagsDuplicate, Virtual PC, Virtualization, VM, Windows 7, XP Mode

Testing Network Speed

Posted on23 April 20102 Comments

There many tools out there that can measure the network speed between 2 computers, but either you have to pay for them or you need to go through a lengthy installation or configuration process. I want something that is FREE Read More …

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CategoriesLAN, Network, SpeedTagsBandwidth, Network, Speed

ToolTip: Group Policy Search

Posted on23 April 201023 April 2010Leave a comment

Reading my e-mails near the end of my vacation I received a link to this great web based GPO Search Tool. The tool is quite self explaining, so if you’re dealing with Group Policies have a look here

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CategoriesGPO, Group Policy, Tip, ToolsTagsGPO, Group Policy, Search, Tip

Windows 7 Enterprise Training

Posted on23 April 2010Leave a comment

One of the objectives of deploying a new operating system within an Enterprise is to provide end users with a state of the art Operating System that builds the foundation for adopting new technologies and to increase end user productivity. Read More …

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CategoriesDeployment, Knowledge, Tip, Windows 7TagsDeployment, Enduser, Migration, Office 2010, Training, Windows 7

Using Hard Links – Part Two

Posted on22 April 20101 Comment

In my previous post Using hard Links – Part One I explained how Hard Links work. Today’s post is about using hard links with USMT 4.0 in a Windows XP to Windows 7 migration scenario. A typical client migration scenario Read More …

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CategoriesDeployment, Hard Links, USMT, WAIK, Windows 7, Windows XPTagshard link, loadstate, Migration, scanstate, USMT 4.0, usmtutils, WAIK, Windows 7, Windows XP

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