Want to try out Windows 11? Here’s how to do it
Windows 11 won’t be officially released for a few months, but if you want to try it out now, you can. Here’s how to install a preview copy.
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Windows 11: Major event or major annoyance?
IT pros: How are you feeling about the prospect of Windows 11? Our resident project manager (and skeptic) is feeling, well, optimistic.
Windows 11 unveiled: Everything you need to know
Windows 11 has been unveiled, and in addition to a graphical facelift, there are also under-the-hood improvements. Here’s a look at the next-gen Windows.
Windows 11 and IT pros: It’s déjà vu all over again
Here’s an IT pro’s take on what’s new, exciting, boring, and scary about Windows 11 — with apologies to Yogi Berra.
Windows 11: Ready or not, here it comes
Are things finally starting to calm down a bit in your IT department. Don’t relax. A tsunami is coming, and it’s named Windows 11.
11 networking commands every Windows admin should use
Windows is jam-packed with networking utilities that can be accessed only at the command line. Many are past relics, but you can feast on these leftovers.
What’s New in Windows 10 Version 1511
The first major update to Windows 10 was released on November 12, 2015. Officially, it’s called Windows 10 Version 1511, but it is also referred to as the Windows 10 November Update. Here I’ll introduce many of the new features and functionality and discuss some concerns along the way.
Deploying an Exchange 2013 Hybrid Lab Environment in Windows Azure (Part 11)
In this part 11 we will configure the relevant Exchange 2013 namespaces, install the necessary trusted certificate and create the required internal, as well as external, DNS records.
What’s New in Windows 8 for Hyper-V Based Cloud Computing (Part 11) – Hyper-V Disaster Recovery Scenarios
In this article, you learn about the disaster recovery scenarios that are supported in Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V to provide high performance and scalable cloud environments.
Office 365 Integration Module for Windows SBS 2011
Office 365 Integration Module for Windows Small Business Server 2011 Essentials is available to download. OverviewThe Office 365 Integration Module feature add-in for Windows SBS 2011 Essentials allows small businesses to seamlessly combine the cloud-based productivity tools of Microsoft Office 365 with Windows SBS 2011 Essentials. Windows SBS 2011 Essentials is a first-server solution designed and priced especially for small businesses that have limited access to professional IT resources. It provides a cost-effective and easy-to-use solution that helps protect data, organize and access business information from virtually anywhere, and support the applications needed to run a business. The joint technologies provide businesses with a simplified, easy-to-manage, and affordable hybrid solution that helps employees work more efficiently and businesses run more smoothly. The Office 365 Integration Module for Windows SBS 2011 Essentials extends the features of the server Dashboard by providing seamless integration with Office 365 services. When you integrate Office 365 with the server, you can: Subscribe to Office 365 or configure the server to use an existing subscription Perform the following Office 365 account management tasks from the Dashboard: Create Office 365 accounts Assign new or existing Office 365 accounts to network user accounts Activate or deactivate Office 365 accounts Link your professional Internet domain to Office 365 View usage status and other information about your Office 365 subscription Access your Office 365 management portal from the Office 3