Here are the presentations of the introduction to Azure for the SMB session
Presentation Didier D’Joos:
Presentation Mike Martin:
Azure Files Demo Mike Martin:
Dec 06
Here are the presentations of the introduction to Azure for the SMB session
Presentation Didier D’Joos:
Presentation Mike Martin:
Azure Files Demo Mike Martin:
Nov 26
From the above help file. Please review the help file for details.
Source: MS Blog (link removed)
Download: MS Download Center (No longer available)
#Edit July 2020: The product is no longer supported a Microsoft advises to use MSTSC or universal Remote Desktop client
Nov 18
Nov 13
New Build has been released for the Technical Preview of Windows 10 to update if you’re running a previous build go to update and recovery in pc settings and select preview builds
To update Windows To Go recreate your stick with the new iso as source: (This can also be done from a 8.1 Enterprise Windows)
What’s new in this build?
Nov 10
introduction to azure for SMB
Location: The Clubhouse, Groeningenlei 16, 2550 Kontich http://www.ClubHouse.be
Timing: Thursday, December 4, 2014 from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM (CET)
6H30 pm : welcome
7H00 pm :Didier D’Joos – TechNine core member (https://twitter.com/DidierDJoos)
8H00 pm : Break & networking and network creation
8h15 pm : Mike Martin – Azure MVP (http://about.me/techmike2kx )
“Protecting your online and on premises assets “Cloud Style”: OOTB and practices for backup management and strategy with…
9H15 pm :
Aftertalk and networking
Drankjes & hapjes zijn voorzien
Oct 07
You may have come across a nag from the Windows Action Center that asks you to consider disabling some apps from the start-up process when Windows boots; this is all part and parcel of Microsoft trying to ensure speedy boot times, and as a result — from Windows Vista onward — it added a “Start-up delay” for apps. This is especially apparent in Windows 8, which was geared mainly toward touch and tablets.
This start-up delay can be disabled with varying results, to reduce the delay, do the following:
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerSerialize
If the “Serialize” key does not exist, you should create it in “Explorer” by right clicking on Explorer: New > Key (name it Serialize).
That’s it! Depending on how many items you have in your start-up folder, you may notice a significant boost in the speed of how apps start on boot. Of course this could result in longer boot times if you have lots of start-up processes.
Give it a try and if it’s not for you simply follow the steps above again, this time deleting the Serialize key to revert back to the start-up delay.
This tweak will also work on Windows 8 and 8.1, if you are not familiar with regedit, we recommend that you skip over this tweak.
Source: Neowin By Steven Parker
Oct 04
Enjoying the Technical Preview the last few days, only downside was my Citrix Receiver didn’t survive the upgrade…
problem:
– error message at startup
– uninstall fails
Luckily there’s an easy fix if you’re in the same situation.
– Download the latest Receiver Clean-Up Utility from Citrix here
– Run it as admin
– (Re)install the latest version of the Receiver Enterprise 3.4.300.10
Oct 01
It’s time go to http://preview.windows.com to sign up for the Windows Insider Program and get your hands on Windows 10 Technical Preview!