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Microsoft in 2012: the good, the bad and the no shows

It was a packed 2012 for Microsoft. Here are some of the more notable developments coming out of Redmond this past year.
Windows 8 features: The good, the bad and the ugly

With the release of Windows 8 comes a raft of new features and considerations. Find out the good, the bad and the ugly.
Windows words of the week: Huge and simple

Windows news made big headlines this week, but the most significant story had to do with downsizing.
Words of the week: Skype and Skynet

Windows admins aren’t happy about the surprise Skype update in WSUS, new RemoteFX requirements or Microsoft’s latest licensing changes – and had plenty to say about it this week.

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Clients getting 'connection reset' and authentication failures during file transfers

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Microsoft's next-generation firewall hits homestretch

A refresh of the ISA firewall will be introduced in May at TechEd 2004. Article
Why does SUS think a pre-install reboot is required?

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Does software metering really not work with 1000+ clients?

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Why can't cumulative security patches be pushed via SMS?

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I cannot get the Web reports to show any of the software updates.

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XP SP2 pushed back

The second service pack for Windows XP will be available later than sooner. But the delay doesn't seem to bother customers. Article
The pros and cons of MS Office System 2003

The concept of the "virtual office" has been a hallmark of discussion since the advent of the minicomputer, which brought computing out of the computer center and into the office. From the 1960s on, "office systems" was a common term used for tools w... Column
Memory leak cripples apps and requires a restart of IIS

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Unfolding the layers of virtualization

Forget the obsession with operating systems. IDC says the complex layers of virtualization will determine the effectiveness of future IT infrastructures. Article

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