by Alex Verboon
On Windows 2000/XP you used to install the adminpak.msi to get access to the various Administrator tools such as the Active Directory Users and Computers or the DHCP management interface. With Windows Vista SP1, you must install the RSAT package, Read More …
Within at least every second implementation project I work on, people get nervous about Windows XP reporting that the system is not yet activated, although their Windows XP client image was build using an enterprise volume license key. When you Read More …
staying up to date is key when working in IT. As mentioned in an earlier post, i spend nearly 2 hours a day traveling to work and back home. Today i just noticed that TechNet Magazine is also made available Read More …
Those that often work with other people in different locations and don’t have access to a corporate managed solution where they can share their screen or documents, have a look at Shared View from Microsoft. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc645019.aspx Microsoft Shared View download: Read More …
Some of you might now this already, I just came across this today 🙂 Although i prefer command lines, I must admit that i like this tool, as it allows you to either run the command immediately or save it Read More …
Today I have come across the topic BITS which stands for Binary Intelligent Transfer Service which is a file transfer technology that is included in Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Vista. What is nice about BITS is that Read More …
Since a couple of days I have access to the MMS 2008 content that is available on 2 DVDs. For those that have access to it and work with Microsoft technologies, i do recommend to browse through the content and Read More …
Microsoft has published a Windows Vista Performance and Tuning Guide focusing on the following: Making configuration changes that help a computer feel more responsive when you use it. Using hardware to boost the actual physical speed of a computer. Making Read More …