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Dez 21
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Nov 12
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Nachdem ich am Sonntag beim Green Day Konzert war, läuft diese Musik im Moment NON-STOP. War ein Hammer Konzert
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Okt 06
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Sep 24
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Google released a new version of Picasa. An feature overview can be found here. The following video shows some of the new features:
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Sep 21
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This Video shows you, how you create a service with Apple Automator.
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Sep 21
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Microsoft released a Hotfix for the Exchange 2007 Installation, which was not running against Windows Server 2008 R2 Domain Controllers.
All informations can be found here:
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Sep 15
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Sep 14
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Federer forever
Was für ein geiler Schlag!
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Sep 07
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This video shows, how you can offline defrag your Active Directory on Windows Server 2008 R2.
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Sep 07
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This How To describes, how you can install Windows 7 using an USB Stick.
Before we start, you need to ensure, that your BIOS support “Boot from USB Stick” and that your USB Stick has enough space to hold the Windows 7 Installation files.
- Start CMD (with admin rights)
- Type Diskpart and press Enter.
- Now we need to get the Number of the USB Stick. Type List Disk to get it. Mine was Disk1
- You have to select the disk by typing Select Disk 1
- Type clean to erase the Disk. WARNING: All Files will be deleted!
- Now you have to create a new partition: create partition primary
- next step select partition 1
- we have to mark the parition as active, type active
- format the partition: format fs=ntfs
- assign a drive letter by typing assign
- insert your Windows 7 DVD into the Drive and change to the boot directory. exp: cd d:\boot
- we have to add the Bootsector to the USB Stick. Type bootsect /nt60 e: (E: is the drive letter of your USB Stick!)
- now, copy the entire content of your DVD to your USB Stick.
That’s it. Now boot your Device from the USB Stick and install Windows 7
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Sep 06
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Microsoft released Loadgen 2010, which should only be just against Exchange 2010 RC at this time.
Changes
- Requirement Changes:
- Now requires .NET framework 3.5
- Now requires Vista/W2k8 for Loadgen client OS
- No longer requires Exchange Management Tools! One less item to install!
- Configuration File Schema Change:
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Sep 06
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Here is a list of new features, provided by Exchange 2010:
Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 brings a new and rich set of technologies, features, and services to the Exchange Server product line. This topic includes a list of the new features and functionality that are included in Exchange 2010. The list isn’t comprehensive, but it provides important information to use when you’re planning, deploying, and administering your Exchange 2010 organization. This topic also includes information about some of the limitations of this release and features from Exchange Server 2007 that have been removed.
New Rights-Protected E-Mail Functionality with Active Directory RMSThe following is a list of new rights-protected e-mail functionality with Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS) that has been included in Exchange 2010:
- Transport rules to apply AD RMS protection to messages based on conditions.
- Persistent protection of attachments in rights-protected messages.
- Support for AD RMS templates.
- An Internet confidential AD RMS template for protection over the Internet.
- AD RMS protection for Unified Messaging voice mail messages
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Sep 06
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What are you thinking about
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Sep 05
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I have a fresh installed Windows Small Business Server 2008 Premium Edition on a VMWare ESX 4i Host. I installed VMWare Tools and disabled IPV6 in the Network Settings. After that, i restarted the machine, bad idea!
The Systems hangs over 30 Minutes on “Applying Computer Settings…”. Several resets didn’t help. After i started the machine in “recovery mode” and disabled IPV6 trough a registry key, the machine is booting as it should.
here is the required registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip6\Parameters\
Add a new DWord (32bit):
DisabledComponents with the value “ffffffff” (eight f )
Restart the Server and everything will be fine…
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Sep 04
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Dieses Video zeigt, wie dreiste Diebe einen Applestore in 31 Sekunden fast leer räumen.
23 MacBook Pro, 14 iPhones und 9 iPods in 31 Sekunden
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Sep 03
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some stupid guys


