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I’ve been asked numerous times about how one would manage Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2 servers from a Windows 7 client computer. Evidently, we (Microsoft) have not done a good enough job in getting the word out that there are a set of tools – Remote...
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Back on February 17th, I posted that Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 was available for TechNet and MSDN Subscribers. As I was doing some work on one of my home machines, I received the notification that I had some updates...
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The final step of the upgrade process was to decommission all the old servers. The first thing I did was power off all the old servers to make sure nothing else in the environment was still referencing them. I had my friend test everything that they would...
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The third phase of the upgrade involves Exchange. As with most small companies, Tailspin Toys uses a single Exchange server as well as Public Folders. They had been using the IMF along with the different filtering options available with Exchange 2003...
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Once the workstations were working decently well, we tackled the server side of the upgrade. Since we were only working during the weekends while I had time, we decided to break this into two components – Active Directory and File & Print Servers...
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Last year during CES 2010, Ceton announced a quad tuner PCI card with a single cable input. Since I have been using 2 ATI USB Digital TV Tuners with Cable Cards for the last couple of years and have encountered situations where I really could have used...
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This post is a bit late and should have been posted a month ago, but I got behind and then other things got in the way. Sorry. During the September PLUG Hackfest Presentation meeting, I volunteered to bring in a Windows 7 laptop to be the Flag during...
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I realize this is very short notice, but I was just able to work out an event for Phoenix, AZ on July 28th at the Microsoft Office located at 2929 N. Central Ave., Suite 1400, Phoenix, AZ 85012. Check-in will start at 9:30 AM and the event will...
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I know that there have been quite a few people who have already visited the Microsoft Store in Scottsdale since it opened on October 22, 2009. However, I was out of town on the grand opening and have been either sick or out of town since then and...
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I just made a separate post for the Exchange Connections in Las Vegas next week. This post is for the Windows Connections that is running at the same time. Over the past few years, I’ve been delivering sessions on Exchange or OCS at the Exchange...
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I’m sorry that I’m a bit behind in posting my follow up from the TechNet Events that I delivered in Southern California from September 9th through 11th. I had only three questions that came up during the presentations and they are as follows: What happens...
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For those of you who live in the Atlanta area and are interested in attending a free seminar from Microsoft, please read on. My compatriots in the East Region are holding an all day Firestarter Event in Atlanta, GA at the Microsoft Office. John...
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I’ve been getting numerous emails from people asking if it is possible to do an in-place upgrade from Windows 7 Release Candidate to the Final Release Code (when it becomes available). Of course, my first response is “Why would you even want to do such...
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With Windows 7 RTM scheduled for no later than July 31st, I’m wondering if anyone would be interested in me hosting another set of Install Fests based on final (released) code? Before you get too carried away, I will NOT be able to provide a free...
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On May 26th, I post the following: http://blogs.technet.com/haroldwong/archive/2009/05/26/64-bit-applications-and-drivers.aspx where I talk about challenges with 64 bit applications and drivers for hardware devices. Specifically for me, I was really...
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Over the past two years, I’ve spoken to millions of people (okay, so maybe I’m exaggerating on the number) about application and driver support for 64 bit Operating Systems. Back in the days of Windows XP, I know there were very few devices that...
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I guess I didn’t do a good job of blogging every day with a daily recap so now I’m just posting an all up recap of Days 3 through 5. First, I want to thank everyone that was willing to be interviewed by me on video!!!! I am working on getting all...
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I’m sure most people have seen by now that the Release Candidate of Windows 7 will be available to MSDN and TechNet Plus Subscribers on April 30th. On May 5th, the bits will be posted on the public site and made available to the general public....
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Rob Bagby and I have decided to host a Windows 7 Install Fest in the Phoenix Office on March 13, 2009 from 1 PM - 5 PM. Why that day, you may ask? We decided to throw caution to the wind and say "Only Good Things will happen on FRIDAY...
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