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Confessions of a Microsoft Consultant
Daniel Oxley is an Infrastucture Consultant working for Microsoft Consulting Services in Madrid, Spain. He specialises, amongst other things, in large-scale deployments of Microsoft Windows using technologies such as BDD2007 and the Microsoft Deployment
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Confessions of a Microsoft Consultant
Self-healing NTFS
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over 5 years ago
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Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 contain an often overlooked feature called NTFS Self-Healing. In a nutshell, it is basically an improvement to the NTFS system whereby Windows will detect a file system error and automatically fix it on-the...
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Hyper-V going from strength to strength
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over 5 years ago
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I saw an interesting article this morning regarding how Hyper-V is doing in the virtualization arena. It was written by IDC, an independent think-tank who has no ties to Microsoft - so hopefully that should stop most people from claiming that the...
Confessions of a Microsoft Consultant
Decorating Windows Explorer
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over 5 years ago
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This is a tip that someone recently showed me that I really liked. It allows you to display in Windows Vista (I haven’t tried it on any other Windows OS) a unique background image in Windows Explorer for each drive (internal or external) that you...
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