Windows 7 Takes Flight At Korean Air
InformationWeek
More enterprises will soon have to follow in Korean Air's flight path, as Microsoft is set to phase out all support for Windows XP (only a handful of businesses made the move to XP's most immediate successor, Windows Vista) by 2014. ...
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Windows XP usage share falls by record amount
Computerworld
The combination of Windows XP's decay and Windows 7's surge puts the two operating systems on a collision path, with projections showing that the latter will pass the former in the first half of next year, perhaps as early as May. ...
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BridgeSTOR in rash NAS cash splash
Register
The PCIe (x4) card has an Exar 8200 processor and accompanying software that adds deduplication, compression, thin provisioning, and encryption to Windows Server 2008 R2 Network-Attached Storage (NAS). It operates in-line with the data path, ...
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Windows Password Resetter, Restore or Reset A Windows Account Pass
Ghacks Technology News
You basically need to mount the partition or hard drive your Windows operating system is stored on. You then need to supply the path to the Windows Registry directory and have then all options available to reset some or even all user account passwords ...
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Is PowerShell Really the Only Future for Windows Admins?
Redmondmag.com
... IT is all about -- seems to point toward the Windows of tomorrow being the Unix of decades ago. Just in case it does happen, you might start prepping now. Those grease burns...well...they hurt more than your former career path could've ever imagined.
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