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Virtualization and 64-bit: A match made in Windows heaven
Published by: SearchWindowsServer.com | 20 May 2008
TIP - Christa Anderson explains why the implementation of 64-bit operating systems and virtualization should go hand in hand. |
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Give your system memory a boost with x64
Published by: SearchWindowsServer.com | 20 May 2008
TIP - It's no secret that memory for 32-bit systems has its limitations. By upgrading to x64 processor architectures, IT pros can access more memory while executing the same app codes. |
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Fast Guide: PCI bus
ARTICLE - It's always tempting to pick bleeding-edge technology when making new hardware purchases. One area where this actually pays off is with new system buses, particularly the PCI bus. |
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Virtual Server 2005 needs storage boost
TIP - Don't be stingy with storage capacity or else your virtual systems will underperform. Follow these guidelines for providing more disk space for optimum Win2003 Server performance. |
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Cannot delete stuck print jobs in the queue
EXPERT RESPONSE - I have computers running XP and XP Pro. I have a recurring problem with print jobs getting stuck in the print spool. I can't delete them! This creates several minor problems. I've tried everything I can think of, but I can't ... |
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Printing taking too long
EXPERT RESPONSE - When a print command is given from a laptop using Windows XP Home in a network environment, it takes a very long time to execute the print command. The printer is installed on one of the nodes. How can I speed this up? |
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PCs blind to printers across a VPN
EXPERT RESPONSE - My PCs have local printers, but when they are working across the VPN (using terminal services) they have trouble seeing their printers. Some PCs never see their printer, others always do and some are intermittent. What is the ... |
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IIS
WORD - Internet Information Server (IIS) is a group of Internet servers from Microsoft that can be installed with its Windows NT and 2000 operating systems. |
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