Application Compatibility Problems in Windows 8.1
Posted in Windows OS by nkcode On April 15, 2015
To troubleshoot any compatibility issues effectively, it is important to be aware of the general areas that typically cause the most issues. Here are few important “Compatibility Problem” that IT Pro might needs to know : 1 – Software Setup & Installation When you
AD Migration 2003 to 2008 Server Steps
2003 Server AD Right click Domain Raise Domain Functional Level: windows server 2008 Click Ok Insert 2008 Server Disk Run – CMD – Type D: D:\cd sources D:\sources\cd adprep D:\sources\adprep>adprep/forestprep D:\sources\adprep>adprep/rodcprep 2008 Server Change the IP address to static in the same
Microsoft Data Protection Manager
Features – Microsoft Data Protection Manager Click to access dpm.pdf
How To Run The Advanced Disk Cleanup??
Posted in Windows OS by nkcode On January 8, 2015
How To Run The Advanced Disk Cleanup?? The Disk Cleanup tool offers a great way to quickly free up some disk space by deleting temporary files that are no longer needed. It is in no way as complete or thorough as third party
Windows 10 Download Windows Technical Preview
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Roles of the Active Directory Domain Controllers
Posted in Windows 2008R2, Windows Server 2012R2, Windows Server 2016, Windows Servers by nkcode On March 14, 2014
Roles of the Active Directory Domain Controllers Active Directory uses a multiple-master model, and usually, domain controllers (DCs) are equal with each other in reading and writing directory information. However, certain roles cannot be distributed across all the DCs, meaning that changes
Windows Server ebooks
Posted in Windows Servers by nkcode On February 6, 2014
Introducing Windows Server 2012 R2 Mitch Tulloch November 2013 242 pages Get a head start evaluating Windows Server 2012 R2—with technical insights from a Microsoft MVP and members of the Windows Server product team. Based on final Windows Server 2012 R2
Free ebook: Introducing Windows 8.1 for IT Professionals
Posted in Windows OS by nkcode On January 15, 2014
Windows 8.1 is ready for widespread adoption. This book focuses on things that are new, with a special emphasis on topics of interest to IT pros. Instead of tips and tricks on 8.1, You will find more about management, deployment, and security,
Microsoft’s Assessment and Planning Toolkit
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=7826 Software usage tracking tools make it easy for your IT staff to manage your organization’s software license management and compliance processes in terms of product coverage. This tool also makes it simple to track users and devices. Software Usage Tracker reports provide
Microsoft Baseline SecurityAnalyzer(MBSA)
Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer Tutorial http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=7558 MBSA is a free security scanner for Microsoft products which analyzes a computer or a group of computers for missing patches/updates and common security mis‐configurations. When run MBSA provides a checklist of configuration problems and missing updates/patches. The most important part of the security report provided by the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA) is the way information given on the lines of “What was scanned”, Result details” and “How to correct this”. Some of the checks that MBSA performs: • Check for missing Windows security updates • Check for missing IE security updates • Check for missing Windows Media Player security updates • Check for missing Office security updates • Check for file system type on hard drives • Check if Auto Logon feature is enabled • Check if Guest account is enabled • Check the number of local Administrator accounts • Check for blank or simple local user account passwords • Check if unnecessary services are running • Check if Internet Connection Firewall is enabled • Check if Automatic Updates is enabled • List the Internet Explorersecurity zone settingsfor each local