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  • Blog Post: Gérer les drivers dans MDT 2010, Partie 3 – Bien choisir sa méthode pour les fichiers INF

    Continuing with our theme of how to make use of the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010 , here we have the third and final post of a 3-part series for our French-speaking readers on how to manage drivers using MDT 2010 to help ensure your deployment of Windows 7 on your new PCs works well. The series is...
    on7 May 2012

  • Blog Post: Gérer les drivers dans MDT 2010, Partie 2 – Quelle stratégie à adopter ?

    Continuing with our theme of how to make use of the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010 , here we have the second post of a 3-part series for our French-speaking readers on how to manage drivers using MDT 2010 to help ensure your deployment of Windows 7 on your new PCs works well. The series is written...
    on30 Apr 2012

  • Blog Post: Gérer les drivers dans MDT 2010, Partie 1 – Les drivers fournis sous forme d’application

    Continuing with our theme of how to make use of the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010 , here we have the first of a 3-part series for our French-speaking readers on how to manage drivers using MDT 2010 to help ensure your deployment of Windows 7 on your new PCs works well.  The series is written...
    on23 Apr 2012

  • Blog Post: Talking to MVPs & Customers at MMS 2012– Brad Bird on System Center 2012 for all Hypervisors

    This year I get the opportunity to connect with the sizeable contingent of customers, Partners and Microsoft Valued Professionals (MVPs) attending the Microsoft Management Summit 2012 (MMS 2012) in Las Vegas April 16-20. Each of the individuals I spoke to were very excited about what they will see and...
    on20 Apr 2012

  • Blog Post: Talking to MVPs & Customers at MMS 2012– Rory McCaw & Efim Idelman from InFront Consulting

    This year I get the opportunity to connect with the sizeable contingent of customers, Partners and Microsoft Valued Professionals (MVPs) attending the Microsoft Management Summit 2012 (MMS 2012) in Las Vegas April 16-20. Each of the individuals I spoke to were very excited about what they will see and...
    on17 Apr 2012

  • Blog Post: Déployer Windows 7 avec MDT 2010, Partie 4 – Utilisation la base de donnée dans MDT

    This post is the fourth and final post in a 4-part series for our French-speaking readers on how to use MDT 2010 to deploy Windows 7 in your environment. The series is written by Yannick Plavonil , a Microsoft MVP based in Quebec. You can find this and more on his own blog – Revue du Geek . Let me know...
    on16 Apr 2012

  • Blog Post: Déployer Windows 7 avec MDT 2010, Partie 3 – Déployer une image référence Windows 7

    This post is the third post in a 4-part series for our French-speaking readers on how to use MDT 2010 to deploy Windows 7 in your environment. The series is written by Yannick Plavonil , a Microsoft MVP based in Quebec. You can find this and more on his own blog – Revue du Geek . Let me know what other...
    on9 Apr 2012

  • Blog Post: Déployer Windows 7 avec MDT 2010, Partie 2 – Creer une image référence Windows 7

    This post is the second in a  4-part series for our French-speaking readers on how to use MDT 2010 to deploy Windows 7 in your environment. The series is written by Yannick Plavonil , a Microsoft MVP based in Quebec. You can find this and more on his own blog – Revue du Geek . Let me know what other...
    on2 Apr 2012

  • Blog Post: Déployer Windows 7 avec MDT 2010, Partie 1 - Installation du serveur

    This post is the start of 4-part series for our French-speaking readers on how to use MDT 2010 to deploy Windows 7 in your environment. The series is written by Yannick Plavonil , a Microsoft MVP based in Quebec. You can find this and more on his own blog – Revue du Geek . Let me know what other...
    on26 Mar 2012

  • Blog Post: Why We Love Our MVPs!

    My colleague, Paul Laberge , posted this article on the Canadian Developer Connection Blog and I had to share it.  We here on the IT Professional side love our MVPs as well.  Many of them allow us to provide you with the great content on this blog as well as through our various online and in...
    on13 Feb 2012

  • Blog Post: IT Virtualization Boot Camp Events in Vancouver A Huge Hit!

    Yesterday in Vancouver Mitch Garvis and I wrapped up the second set of IT Virtualization Boot Camps . Like the ones we delivered in Mississauga, the overwhelming feedback we received has been positive with everyone attending liking the format and the skills being gained around Hyper-V , failover clustering...
    on12 Feb 2012

  • Blog Post: One Man’s Journey from Google Apps to Office 365

    Kanwal Khipple told me about how he moved from Google Apps and Gmail to Office 365. I thought that this would be a journey that others might be interested in as well and asked him to put t ogether a post to tell you how he did it. The post below is in his own words. Whether we love life, gadgets, productivity...
    on18 Jul 2011

  • Blog Post: The Hammer of Thor, the Lightening of Zeus, None compares to Windows Powershell! It can CLOSE MY OPEN FILES!

    Hi, I’m Sean. I’m an ITPro and about three years ago ( and you can’t tell my wife this ) I began my affair with Windows Powershell.   As you can tell from my background (and forget all the silly letters) I really just consider myself a true blue, grease under my fingers, crimpers in my pocket...
    on6 Jul 2011

  • Blog Post: All for SAN and SAN for ALL!

    As Pierre Roman pointed out on April 5 th , Microsoft released its Software iSCSI Target to the Download Center ( The Microsoft iSCSI Software Target is now free ). I call it The Great Equalizer . Let me explain: There are two ways of creating shared storage. Network Attached Storage ...
    on7 Apr 2011

  • Blog Post: Are Resource Kits Dead? NOPE!

    UPDATE!!! The Windows 7 Resource Kit is now available from Microsoft Press. This 1700 page book and CD is the book for administrators who will be deploying, maintaining and troubleshooting Windows 7 in their organizations. The book was authored by three MVPs Mitch Tulloch, Tony Northrup and Jerry Honeycutt...
    on27 Oct 2009

  • Blog Post: Mississauga SharePoint User Group Kicks Things off with 2010!

    This week was a busy one not only because of the fact that Windows 7and Windows Server 2008 R2 hit the streets, but also because many details surrounding Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 were announced at the Microsoft SharePoint Conference in Las Vegas which just ended.  Many of you that attended...
    on23 Oct 2009

  • Blog Post: So you want to be an MVP?

    Hi Everyone, My name is Simran Chaudhry and I am the MVP (Most Valuable Professional) Lead for Developer & IT Pro MVP’s in Canada. Along with Sasha Krsmanovic & Ljupco Grmaskoski , we run the Microsoft MVP Award Program in Canada. I thought it would be a good idea to let you know who MVP’s...
    on10 Oct 2009

  • Blog Post: Exchange Server Remote Connectivity Analyzer

    Hello CanITPro readers! My name is Sasha Krsmanovic. I am the MVP Lead in Canada; you may recall my posts on this blog about the MVP program ( Part 1 , Part 2 ). Rodney has asked me to write a guest blog about a useful tool our team developed for IT Pros – the Exchange Server Remote Connectivity Analyzer...
    on18 Apr 2009

  • Blog Post: MVP Profile – Peter Piluk

    Peter Piluk is a 15 year veteran Jack of All IT guy from Cambridge, Ontario, Canada. He has used every version of Windows since 2.0 and every version of MS-DOS since 2.1 and has been using Vista since its beta days. Peter has been involved in just about every aspect of IT from custom software development...
    on21 Mar 2009

  • Blog Post: MVP Profile – Philip Elder

    Philip has been involved with Small Business Server since the BackOffice SBS 4.x days. He has worked in the SMB market for most of his I.T career. With the advent of SBS 2003, the SMB market became the primary focus due to the SBS 2003 feature set providing the best possible value to SMBs. In 2003, Monique...
    on12 Feb 2009

  • Blog Post: MVP Profile – John Policelli

    John Policelli is a solutions-focused IT consultant with over a decade of combined success in architecture, security, strategic planning, and disaster recovery planning. He has designed and implemented dozens of complex directory service, e-Messaging, web, networking, and security enterprise solutions...
    on16 Jan 2009

  • Blog Post: MVP Profile – Misha Hanin

    I met Misha a few years ago while I was an MVP still living in Winnipeg and Misha was visiting Winnipeg as planned his move to Canada.  We’d share postings between thelazyadmin.com and his site admininfo.ca and I was glad to hear he got his MVP award! ---------------------------- Misha Hanin has...
    on30 Nov 2008

  • Blog Post: MVP Profile – Tony Toews

    Between grade 8 and 9 Tony Toews took a free two week course on programming given to local high school students at the local community college. He was hooked. He is a self employed database developer and has been designing and creating business solutions for almost thirty years. He first worked with...
    on6 Oct 2008

  • Blog Post: [Guest Blogger] Microsoft takes the correct approach with Windows Home Server Power Pack 1

    Just in case you missed it - Windows Home Server has an Release Candidate 4 edition of PowerPack.  Three big things in it for me - x64 home client connector software (a must for my x64 Vista boxes) file corruption bug fix (something that never affected me - even with 15000 photos stored, edited...
    on16 Jun 2008

  • Blog Post: MVP Profile - David Elfassy

    David Elfassy began his career in IT in the early 90's; delivering Microsoft Official Curriculum, specializing in Microsoft Exchange Server since 1997. He worked as project lead on many migrations and implementations of Microsoft infrastructure technologies for governmental and corporate organizations...
    on12 Jun 2008
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