By Mark Minasi, 03/25/2002
Cure an illusional DNS, and use DHCP to disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP.
By Elliot King, 03/25/2002
As Microsoft readied .NET, IBM and BEA sharpened their competition.
By Sean Daily, 03/25/2002
When you need to change the local Administrator password on multiple computers, you can use Cusrmgr in a batch file.
By Readers, 03/25/2002
A reader offers an alternative for the time-consuming method of using the download version to reinstall Internet Explorer (IE).
By Readers, 03/25/2002
You can use 128-bit encryption outside the US.
By Tim Huckaby, 03/25/2002
Find out how Microsoft is positioning this server product, as well as what the product can and can’t do.
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2002
Intel’s Itanium sales are underwhelming.
By Gary Rosenfeld, 03/25/2002
Get a glimpse of AD replication’s inner workings, and learn about available troubleshooting tools.
By John D. Ruley, 03/25/2002
New features and connectivity options make the latest generation of Pocket PCs the most powerful class of shirt-pocket PDA ever offered for personal or business use.
By Christa Anderson, 03/25/2002
Scripting looks more complicated than it is. Learn the fundamentals and pick up some tips for getting started.
By Elliot King, 03/25/2002
Price cuts in Gigabit Ethernet sparked a jump in unit sales in third quarter 2001.
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2002
The ECMA ratifies C# and .NET CLI.
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2002
Sure, the Tablet PC is cool . . . but will anyone buy it?
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2002
Microsoft needs to make upgrades easier and more attractive or risk losing customers.
By Mark Weitz, 03/25/2002
Between XP’s Remote Assistance and third-party software, many software-related support calls no longer require onsite attention.
By Tao Zhou, 03/25/2002
Microsoft .NET Passport can simplify user-data management and make your e-commerce site more attractive to users.
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2002
Once all the rage, pagers join the ranks of "cool-no-more" devices.
By Gary C. Kessler, 03/25/2002
Steganography doesn’t need to be high tech or in written form. Here are some examples of different types of steganographic methods.
By Gary Rosenfeld, 03/25/2002
This tool replicates data in your system's \sysvol directory.
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2002
Doesn’t he know that miscreants love a challenge?
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2002
Sure, XP is selling like hotcakes. But is it selling better than Win98 did?
By Readers, 03/25/2002
A reader argues against disabling Windows Explorer's file-connection feature.
By Ed Roth, 03/25/2002
Migrate data without wasting time or compromising security.
By Elliot King, 03/25/2002
Last fall’s anthrax scare accelerated email volume, making companies more vulnerable to viruses.
By Readers, 03/25/2002
Method and reasons for backing up IIS's configuration information.
By Christa Anderson, 03/25/2002
Here’s a set of helpful tips for scripting in VBScript.
By Sean Daily, 03/25/2002
Some of Win2K's most useful wizards and functions aren't available through a direct GUI, but that doesn't mean you can't launch them directly.
By Paul Robichaux, 03/25/2002
Learn the basics of public key cryptography and how the technology is essential to Exchange’s Advanced Security features.
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2002
Xerox’s court win could mean big trouble for Palm.
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2002
Microsoft announces end dates for NT 4.0 hotfix support.
By Gary Rosenfeld, 03/25/2002
Discover essential conduits for your domains' replication traffic.
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2002
The company claims these new technologies will improve streaming media for broadband users.
By Gary C. Kessler, 03/25/2002
Does your encrypted data stick out like a sore thumb? Try these techniques for hiding it.
By Readers, 03/25/2002
Batch-file code to determine a system's OS.
By Readers, 03/25/2002
Tips for installing and modifying Microsoft Remote Installation Services (RIS) on a member server.
By Editors, 03/25/2002
Readers share their thoughts on Windows 2000 Professional for mobile computer users and problems with VPNs.
By John D. Ruley, 03/25/2002
The Tablet PC’s touch-screen and stylus will free you from your notebook PC’s unwieldy keyboard.
By Sean Daily, 03/25/2002
What could be causing this reader's mysterious IE 6.0 script error?