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Local vs Domain User Accounts
by Derek Melber
Articles & Tutorials / General Networking
In this article the author debates about the concept of domain vs local user account and suggests that all local user accounts be deleted and only those that are truly required be allowed.
Advanced Deployment (Part 1) - MDT or SCCM?
by Mitch Tulloch
Articles & Tutorials / Windows 7
This new series of articles deals with various advanced deployment topics. This first article deals with using Microsoft Deployment Toolkit vs. System Center Configuration Manager.
The New Philosophy for Server Management in Windows Server 8 (Part 3)
by Brien M. Posey
Articles & Tutorials / Wireless Networking
This article continues the discussion of Microsoft’s new management philosophy by discussing the newly redesigned PowerShell.
Third-Party DNS Services
by Eric Geier
Articles & Tutorials / General Networking
In this article the author will review three of the most popular third-party DNS providers – OpenDNS, Google and Dyn.

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  • May 18th, 2012 - Intellectual Property Watchlist 2012

    Consumers International, an independent global campaigning voice for consumers has published its fourth annual IP Watchlist. CI looks towards a future in which creators and consumers support each other in a mutually beneficial ecosystem of content production, consumption and reuse. more...

  • May 17th, 2012 - Conquest of Africa - Googlica

    Google has set its feet in Africa, and takes all the credit for the latest developments in Internet infrastructure, ecommerce and other online activity. Internet speeds have gone up and prices down! More Africans are participating in various online initiatives and the entire ecosystem seems to be growing very fast. Read the full story here - http://www.channelstv.com/home/2012/05/15/google-in-africa-its-a-hit/ . more...

  • May 15th, 2012 - 16-bit legacy applications & Windows XP Mode

    Although, 16-bit legacy applications may have become something of the past there are still instances of these applications which are considered as critical to some businesses. In fact, last week during a conference I met an IT Manager who said that they still use a 16-bit finance package which was developed for the specific needs of the organization. more...

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Troubleshooting: Remote Desktop connection to server fails
An example of how to resolve a problem where you can’t Remote Desktop into a server using a saved .rdp connectoid that previously worked just fine.
Troubleshooting: Windows Easy Transfer and temporary profiles
How to resolve an issue where Windows Easy Transfer fails because of temporary profiles stored in the registry.
Troubleshooting: Incompatible CD/DVD driver
An example of how to resolve a problem where installing an older application on Windows 7 x64 created a driver compatibility issue that prevented the CD/DVD drive from functional.

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