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[September 8, 2008]
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Q. How can I obtain limited-release hotfixes?
FAQ for Windows
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John Savill
Troubleshooting a Slow-Running Windows Server 2008
Alan Sugano ran across a problem with a slow Server 2008 installation and shares what he discovered.
Windows IT Pro
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Gayle Rodcay
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Microsoft Begins New Windows Vista Push
Almost two years after the OS was finalized, Microsoft is beginning a new push to sell consumers on Windows Vista. The timing might seem odd, given that Microsoft has sold an approximate 200 million Vista licenses so far and dominates its nearest
WinInfo
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Paul Thurrott
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[September 5, 2008]
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Q. How can I create a new Windows Server 2008 cluster resource group from the command line?
Server 2008 cluster-configuration steps and screencast included
FAQ for Windows
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John Savill
WinInfo Short Takes: Week of September 8, 2008
An often irreverent look at some of the week's other news, including the long-awaited back to school season, Microsoft's first Seinfeld/Gates ad, some EU insights, another Netbook improvement, Opera silliness, and much, much more
WinInfo
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Paul Thurrott
Microsoft Fights Back: Vista Ad Campaign Unveiled
Microsoft finally took the wraps off if its long-awaited advertising campaign in defense of Windows Vista last night. While obviously the precursor of more ad spots to come, it may have left many viewers scratching their heads.
Windows IT Pro
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Jeff James
Descriptions for Numeric Error Codes Are Just a Click Away
Encountering an error when writing a script is frustrating. Even more frustrating is when the error message provides only a cryptic numeric code. Here's an HTA can help alleviate these frustrations by converting that error code into an error description.
Windows IT Pro
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Karen Bemowski
Microsoft Responds to PolicyMaker Questions
Last may, reader Jeff Vandervoort wrote that Microsoft owes PolicyMaker users a migration plan. Now Microsoft has a response.
Windows IT Pro
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Karen Forster
Four Security Patches From Microsoft In September
Microsoft is slated to release 4 security bulletin for Windows Media Player, Windows, and Office. All four bulletins are rated critical.
Windows IT Pro
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Mark Joseph Edwards
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[September 4, 2008]
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Server Storage Options
To get the best storage for your needs, you should consider hard disk drive technology as well as storage design. Learn about high availability, cost, and other differences between locally attached storage, NAS, JBOD, and SAN.
Windows IT Pro
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Alan Sugano
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[September 4, 2008]
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Q. How can I move the default Cluster Group in Windows Server 2008?
Server 2008 cluster-configuration steps and screencast included
FAQ for Windows
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John Savill
Microsoft Finally Cuts Price of Xbox 360 in the US
After several months of increasingly dismal sales, Microsoft has finally cut the price of its Xbox 360 video game console in the United States. The price cuts not only make the console more affordable; they actually make the low-end Xbox 360 less
WinInfo
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Paul Thurrott
Will Database Tuning Become Obsolete?
Kalen explores how solid state disk (SSD) drives will affect the future of database tuning and data warehouse design.
SQL Server Magazine
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Kalen Delaney
Review: Canary Wireless Digital Hotspotter HS20
Ever found yourself on the road, seeking a wireless connection on your laptop? The Canary Wireless Digital Hotspotter HS20 provides an easier way.
Windows IT Pro
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Jason Bovberg
Microsoft's Messaging Certification Roadmap: Ranger to MCA
Certifications with hands-on components such as Cisco's CCIE have been the gold standard, but Microsoft Learning is offering more comprehensive certifications now as well.
Windows IT Pro
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Paul Robichaux
IE 8.0 and Chrome Could Enable Next-Gen Web Apps—Unless Your ISP's Bandwidth Cap Gets in the Way
Both browsers are being positioned as the core system application that will enable the next generation of web apps--however, ISP usage caps could throw a major monkey wrench at web-based application delivery.
Windows IT Pro
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David Chernicoff
Google Chrome - Yawn
Google released its new Chrome browser, which is based on Firefox code, Apple Webkit code, and probably a lot of in-house code. So far it looks boring to me - but not to vulnerability researchers.
Windows IT Pro
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Mark Joseph Edwards
Securify Headed To Secure Computing
Secure Computing will acquire Securify and use the acquired technology to add application inspection and user-aware access controls to their firewall solution.
Windows IT Pro
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Mark Joseph Edwards
Reader Challenge for August 2008 and July Reader Challenge Winner
Consulting for a small or midsized business? Think you know all about peer-to-peer networks? Test your know-how here and now, with this month's Reader Challenge.
Windows IT Pro
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Kathy Ivens
Microsoft's Messaging Certification Roadmap: Ranger to MCA
Windows IT Pro
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Paul Robichaux
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