The Hardware-Assisted Virtualization Detection Tool is a Microsoft-supported application, which checks if a process supports virtualization. This is especially handy for testing to see if your system is compatible with Windows XP mode, which gives a Windows 7 Enterprise user complete access to a fresh install of Windows XP SP3.
When admins build their VM management and DR strategy, they must understand the differences between backups and snapshots to ...
Before you migrate from Hyper-V to VMware, you should take a comprehensive inventory, set an agreed-upon schedule and communicate...
Microsoft Azure Communication Services is now in preview, with deep integration with Microsoft Teams so developers can build ...
Mainframe apps are typically difficult to move to the cloud without modernization. Review migration options and determine if it ...
Good database design is a must to meet processing needs in SQL Server systems. In a webinar, consultant Koen Verbeeck offered ...
SQL Server databases can be moved to the Azure cloud in several different ways. Here's what you'll get from each of the options ...
Microsoft's Productivity Score update lets an organization's tech buyers monitor, without the help of IT staff, the average ...
Microsoft wants Universal Print to replace on-premises print servers. The cloud service provides printer management and ...
When an organization needs to deploy a VMware Horizon VDI environment with Windows 10 desktops, it must plan for and consider a ...
Citrix will help companies measure employee wellness with simple programs that can take surveys and distribute health and ...
