By Readers, 05/24/2005
When Murphy’s Law struck, this reader struck back. Learn about the resources he used to restore a tombstone in AD.
By Paul Thurrott, 05/24/2005
IE 7.0 will focus on security, but will also incorporate a host of new functionality, including antiphishing technology and an IP traffic encryption capability.
By Dick Lewis, 05/24/2005
You can build a versatile reporting tool to troubleshoot user and PC problems remotely or locally--before you turn a support technician loose.
By Readers, 05/24/2005
Learn how you can restrict a specific user from editing the registry on a machine running XP Pro or Win2K.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 05/24/2005
To transfer security settings from one GPO to another, export the first GPO's settings to a security template, then import them into the second GPO
By Douglas Toombs, 05/24/2005
Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) is the latest version of Microsoft's patch-deployment service. Doug Toombs shows you how to configure the WSUS Release Candidate (RC) and ...
By Anne Grubb, 05/24/2005
If you're still on Windows NT, your options for deploying Microsoft fixes are limited. Here's how one Windows IT pro solved that problem.
By Paul Thurrott, 05/24/2005
Paul rates the Windows Server 2003 x64 Editions and previews Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0.
By Mark Russinovich, 05/24/2005
They hide malware on unprotected systems, and they're easily installed when you run under an administrative account. Before root kits can spread to your enterprise, get the tools ...
By Michael Otey, 05/24/2005
Small businesses might think they can save money by buying XP Home instead of XP Pro. Here are 10 reasons not to give in to that temptation.
By Adam Carheden, 05/24/2005
Still need to migrate to Active Directory? We review 4 tools that can ease the transition.
By Michael Otey, 05/24/2005
Are you charged with managing a SQL Server system but don't know where to start? Sit back, relax, and take this comfortably paced tour of fundamental SQL Server concepts.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 05/24/2005
Use the Secedit command's /export and /mergedpolicy functions to build a security template based on your computer's effective settings.
By Readers, 05/24/2005
For easy administration of and access to common shortcuts, place them in a shared folder on the network and have users access that folder through a common mapped drive letter
By Jeff Fellinge, 05/24/2005
This product picks up where OWA leaves off when it comes to attachment handling.
By Karen Forster, 05/24/2005
Microsoft answers readers' questions about SBS 2003's limitations and upgrade options and the features and functionality of SBS 2003 SP1.
By Michael Otey, 05/24/2005
We take a look at 33 systems that boast revved-up 64-bit processing power.
By Carolyn Mader, 05/24/2005
Readers highlight favorite products: Vamsoft ORF, Special Operations Software Active Directory Janitor, SomarSoft DumpSec, and Alexander LAN Alexander SPK for Windows
By Editors, 05/24/2005
Our editors share insights from their conversations with Lucid8 Information Services, Quest Software, EMC, and DesktopStandard.
By Readers, 05/24/2005
Readers comment on size limits in Exchange Server, hardening Windows, Virtual Server clustering, and more.
By Paul Thurrott, 05/24/2005
It might finally be time to ditch Internet Explorer and settle on a more secure and stable alternative.
By Michael Otey, 05/24/2005
The evolutionary changes in Windows Server 2003 SP1 reflect Microsoft's commitment to working on quality, not quantity. Learn more about the service pack's enhancements.
By Carolyn Mader, 05/24/2005
Check out the latest products to hit the marketplace. PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: FullArmor 's IntelliPolicy for Clients
By Editors, 05/24/2005
Learn to track system time changes, create a security template from a configured server, and how to create a script to automatically delete files on a shared computer. Also, learn ...
By Bob Chronister, 05/24/2005
When presentation files quickly accumulate on a shared system, use this script to automatically delete them at reboot.
By Adam Carheden, 05/24/2005
This UNIX-focused product promises cool secure-communications functionality for Windows but comes up short in workability.
By Adam Carheden, 05/24/2005
This software tells you everything you would ever want to know about changes that have been made to your AD implementation.
By Karen Forster, 05/24/2005
We're recognizing best products at TechEd and innovative IT pros, and offering must-have and very cool technical information.
By Readers, 05/24/2005
As it’s name suggests, Simple File Sharing (SFS) is easy to set up in XP Pro.