How to get Best Practice Analyzers to collect with PowerShell!
This update comes to us from Chuck Timon, a SSEE in CTS… In PowerShell, run – Get-BPAResult –ModelId Microsoft/Windows/Hyper-V > c:\temp\hyper—vbpa.txt Or to get […]
Windows 8 Tip of the Day
Today’s tip… To quickly start your Windows8/Server 2012 machine – Bring up Charms (Winkey+I OR mouse around in bottom-right corner to bring up Charms) – […]
Windows 8 Tip of the Day–NTFS changes in Windows 8
Good Morning Internet, todays tip of the day is on Windows 8 and NTFS changes made: There is a fundamental change to NTFS in how […]
Tip of the Day for Windows 8!
A new blog series from the Great Robert Mitchell by way of the Dude! Who is Robert Mitchell you may ask?!?! He’s this guy: […]
The one I’m proud of
I did a few talks at TechEd (and TechReady for that matter) this year. And this is the one I was happiest with. I hope […]
VDI RunAsRadio.com post
The dude did a recording on VDI for RunAsRadio with Richard Campbell. Link below. http://runasradio.com/default.aspx?showNum=289
Deconstructing the PFE VDI Optimization Script
Here we deconstruct the post that is located here: http://blogs.technet.com/b/jeff_stokes/archive/2012/10/15/the-microsoft-premier-field-engineer-pfe-view-on-virtual-desktop-vdi-density.aspx We welcome industry feedback and comments! Hope this helps you. Jeff […]
The Microsoft Premier Field Engineer (PFE) view on Virtual Desktop (VDI) Density
For some, VDI is about density. How many guests can we stuff into a host with performance and user experience still at acceptable levels? This […]
What does a good boot look like (aka, what should I be happy with)?
It’s a question I wasn’t prepared for in class last week, but one that made sense really. For the IT Pro that doesn’t eat breath […]
There and back again…a tale of XP performance tracing…
So back in the day, when Plug and Play was sort of a new concept and auto-negotiating network settings didn’t actually work properly, XP was […]