This is a very big change for small and medium sized businesses. In Microsoft’s never ending push to paid subscription services, they announced that WSUS would be deprecated. When Is WSUS Deprecated? Here are all the dates you need to know: Deprecation, Not Discontinuation: Microsoft has announced the deprecation of Read more…
Now that most companies have moved most of their servers to cloud, many are considering running user computers in the cloud. One of the many issues that come up with this migration is the cost. QUICK MATH: As you can see in the information below, a normal user desktop will Read more…
The brown box icon on some of your icons relate to OneDrive and what is now called “FILES ON DEMAND”. OneDrive’s Files On-Demand feature allows you to access all your files in OneDrive without having to download them and use storage space on your device. That icon came with a Read more…
Understanding OneDrive icons is crucial for managing your files effectively. Here’s a breakdown of all OneDrive icons: Sync Status Icons: Other OneDrive Icons:
We have a new customer whose Group Policies (GPO’s) and Scripts were not synchronizing between their two Domain Controllers, even though changes to Users and Computers were synchronized. Did you know that Active Directory changes are sync’d between DC’s using two different services? From this we were able to figure Read more…
The table provided offers an insightful exploration of the evolution of Qi wireless charging standards, showcasing their progression in technology and compatibility over time. It serves as a comprehensive reference for anyone interested in understanding how wireless charging has improved in terms of speed, efficiency, and functionality. We produced this Read more…
If you have worked with Active Directory on Windows Servers, you may have run into problems with things like GPO’s and Scripts not syncing between Domain Controllers and wondered how to troubleshoot it. In addition to the obvious, like: there is also a very handy command Microsoft Tech Support gave Read more…
The QTLeir (aka Yoxinta, Aresh, Caymuller and others) 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Stand is a game-changer for anyone looking to simplify their charging routine without breaking the bank. Possibly. We dive deep into why this product might just be the best budget wireless charging stand ever. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, Read more…
We have one of our very long standing clients wanting to know why some things are being done on a particular server at about 5:30 AM most mornings. We looked through backup schedules, scheduled tasks, and SQL maintenance plans and other things and couldn’t find anything particularly useful. We also Read more…
If you are trying to delete a user or compute from Active Directory you might be presented with the following popup message: Confirm Subtree Deletion Object {User or Computer Name} you sure you want to delete object {User or Computer Name} and all of the objects it contains? If you Read more…
Microsoft Windows uses forest structure and in that forest are Domains. Most small companies only have one domain but it is still in a forest… a forest with one domain. Whats The Difference between Enterprise Admin and Domain Admin An Enterprise Admin can make changes to things in the forest, Read more…
If you haven’t heard of “Hype” on YouTube you soon will. Currently it is only available for small creators in Brazil, Taiwan, and Turkey, but it will be going world-wide. If you are a YouTube creator you really need to understand Hype and if you are a YouTube viewer it Read more…
In VMware, the terms “delete” and “remove” have distinct meanings: If you want to keep the VM’s files for future re-registration, you should select “remove from inventory.” If you want to delete the VM and its files permanently, you should select “delete from disk, like you can see we did, Read more…
If you work with most companies there will come a time when you will need to clean out user profiles that have just too much temporary file junk in them. Earlier this month we spent a few hours developing the script below that deletes: Just run this script in an Read more…
If you are trying to change settings on a printer and you see this error: Printer Settings Could Not Be Saved. This Operation Is Not Supported The solution is likely to disable SHARING.
A long time ago when the earth was green and everyone was good, email was sent in plain text from a senders outbox, to a their mail server, then to the recipients mail server, then to the recipients inbox, all was happy. Unfortunately scumbags hackers and thieves decided to take Read more…