How you should prepare for and deploy
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Technet Radio – “3-2-1” Deploy! Part 2
Here's the Part 2 of this Technet Radio Show.
How you should prepare for and deployWindows in your environment.
How you should prepare for and deploy
Technet Radio – “3-2-1” Deploy! Part 1
How you should prepare for and deploy Windows in your environment.
Microsoft Hardware – News for Windows 8 Devices
More 30 years to come!
Although not very recognizable in the overall hardware scene, I must confess that I’m a big fan of the Microsoft’s hardware division.
Great mice and keyboards and of course Microsoft’s Kinect.
As it celebrates it’s 30-year anniversary, Microsoft Hardware announces the launch of several new devices, and a lot of them are tuned for use with Windows 8.
Most of the mice and keyboards and bluetooth-enabled devices and we already know their name:
.: Wedge Touch Mouse
.: Wedge Mobile Keyboard
.: Sculpt Touch Mouse
.: Sculpt Mobile Keyboard
To take a look to the new devices go to:
Microsoft News Center - Microsoft Hardware Delivers on Windows 8, Good Looks and Mobility
TechNet Radio Community Corner - Deploying Windows Server 2012 with the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit
Just to post a quick chat between John Weston and Michael ‘The Deployment Guru’ Niehaus about Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2012 Update 1
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Troubleshooting – TechEd 2012 - How Many Coffees Can You Drink While Windows 7 Boots
Directly from TechEd 2012, here’s a very nice session where it was demoed how the new Microsoft Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK) can help to troubleshoot performance issues, with a special focus on boot times.
Monday, October 1, 2012
Outlook.com – How Microsoft Sees the Future of Email
Just to show an inspiring video about the new Outlook.com website, the future of Hotmail and the future Microsoft’s webmail.
Welcome to Outlook.com
To start using Outlook.com just go to:
http://www.outlookpreview.com
Friday, September 14, 2012
MDT 2012 – Hide Shell
Now, a very very nice new feature added to MDT 2012 that really makes your life easier and secure!
Have you ever had the funny guy that messed up a machine during deployment and ever since your never put your eyes anywhere else until the deployment finishes?
Now, in MDT 2012, just had the parameter HIDESHELL=YES to your customsettings.ini what and the explorer shell you’ll be hidden until the end!
Simple, easy and clean feature! :)
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