DFS R2 with Namespaces has become a widely used tool for replication, but it is still incomplete and inadequate for many of today’s more “collaborative” environments where data needs to be shared in real-time, i.e., among branch offices and project teams operating in multiple locations. This article shows how these shortcomings can be minimized, i.e., using third-party file locking, though a complete solution ought to have both real-time file locking and real-time replication to provide a fail-safe collaborative framework.
How to determine what registry changes and other actions are made when you reinstall TCP/IP.
How to disable all new hardware prompts.
Pesky users can do all sorts of things to mess with a workstation. One of these things is to set a supervisor password on Internet Explorer. Here we look at how to remove one.
How to list all supported printers for Windows XP.