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Month: May 2009

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How To

Unhide the Recovery Partition on a Basic Disk with DiskPart.

29 May, 2009 145

This quick step guide describes how to unhide recovery partition on your hard drive. It was tested on a Windows Vista machine with a Basic disk. DiskPart command line syntax […]

How To

Migrating from Windows 2003 to Windows 2008 domain.

20 May, 2009 0

All right, another white paper finished! This one describes a simple migration scenario from a single forest/single domain Windows 2003 environment to Windows 2008 environment. This migration was performed at […]

How To

Migrating Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007 organization.

19 May, 2009 0

I’ve just finished writing a white paper on migrating Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007 organization. This white paper was written during a migration at a customer site and is based […]

How To

Enable VSS backups of VM’s running on Hyper-V using Windows Server Backup.

14 May, 2009 0

If you want to backup your Virtual Machines running on your Hyper-V server using the Windows Server Backup feature, you need to manually create the following registry key on your […]

How To

Integrating Active Directory in Groove Manager 2007.

13 May, 2009 0

The following steps describe how to add an Active Directory server into a Groove Manager 2007 and how to create integration points for automatic user import. First, create a simple […]

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