How to Install Windows Server 2008
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Plan your Windows Server 2008 install in two phases. Think of the first phase as a simple, plain install of a Microsoft member server. Think of the second phase as…
November 2011
Windows Server 2008 Core (or Core Server)
Server Core is a new concept for installing the the Windows Server 2008 operating system. Since there is no GUI, you have to work from the keyboard because that is…
Windows Server 2008 – Server Manager
Think of the the Server Manager as the focal point for installing, configuring, and managing your computer’s roles and features. Server Manager replaces W2K3’s Manage Your Server, Configure Your Server,…
How To Anonymize and Encrypt Your BitTorrent Traffic
Whether you’re trying to dodge an angry government, a connection throttling ISP, or the watchful gaze of media conglomerates, anonymizing and encrypting your BitTorrent traffic can help. Read on to…
Who Says Macs Don’t Get Viruses?
Lots of people say “ Don’t worry about viruses, just get a Mac.” Is this advice on the level? Let’s take a look at the history of Macintosh security, and…
How to Reinstall Windows Without Having to Reactivate
Every time you format and reinstall your PC, you have to activate Windows again, which can sometimes be a pain once you’ve done it too many times. Here’s how to…
The Painless Way to Ditch Your Old Windows XP for a More Secure Linux
Windows XP just isn’t secure anymore! If the expense of the new Windows operating systems is too great, here’s an easy and painless way to get a completely free Linux,…
How to Reset Your Windows Password Without an Install CD
If you’ve forgotten your Windows password and you don’t have an install CD laying around, there’s no need to worry. Not only are there half a dozen complicated ways to…
How To Migrate Windows 7 to a Solid State Drive
If the thought of reinstalling Windows and all your favorite apps has kept you from upgrading to a Solid State Drive (SSD), we’re here to help. Read on as we…
Outlook 2010: Add Personal Folder (.PST) File
Add a Personal Folder (otherwise known as a PST file) to Outlook 2010 so you can store your data locally. 1. Select File > Account Settings then Account Settings… again.…