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For everyone asking when is the MCSA/MCSE Windows server 2019 coming out, here is the response from Microsoft! “We haven’t received any information if an MCSA: Windows Server 2019 certificate will be available since Microsoft is moving away from MCSA,… Read More ›
Introduction Storage Replica. This new feature in Windows Server 2016 enables replication—between servers or clusters that are in the same location or different sites—for disaster recovery. Storage Replica includes both synchronous and asynchronous replication for shorter or longer distance… Read More ›
Since the release of Windows Server 2016 there are now two “tracks” of Windows Server: the Semi-Annual Channel (SAC), which puts out two releases a year (Server Core with no GUI) and the Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC), which will… Read More ›
If you get the message: “Virtual machines cannot be started until Windows hypervisor is running.” Check the Windows Server catalog to see if this server is qualified to run Hyper-V. Next, make sure the BIOS is enabled for hardware-assisted virtualization… Read More ›
What is this about? Giving you a detailed view of everything you can do with Hyper-V in Windows Server Technical Preview It is not… A complete overview of everything that will be in the final release of Windows Server It… Read More ›
The Export-StartLayout cmdlet exports the layout of the Start screen of the current user. You can export layout as an .xml file to verify the layout, or you can export layout as a .bin file to modify the layout of an existing… Read More ›
Client Hyper-V is the name for the virtualization technology that was introduced in Windows 8. Client Hyper-V is an optional feature that can be installed through Programs and Features in the Control Panel. The following prerequisites are required to successfully run Client… Read More ›
Use Problem Steps Recorder to automatically capture the steps you take on a computer, including a text description of where you clicked and a picture of the screen during each click (screen shot). Once you capture these steps, you can… Read More ›
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