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Benefits of Windows Autopilot for Today’s IT Workforces

The number of organizations transitioning from traditional workspaces to remote or hybrid models is constantly on the rise. The global lockdown during the pandemic opened our eyes to the wonders of working from home! Jokes aside, several studies and papers have substantiated that remote work is better for both organizations and employees. Fortunately, technology has […]

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How to Migrate from FRS to DFSR for Windows Server?

File Replication Service (FRS) was a feature in Microsoft Windows Server which was used to copy and maintain files on multiple servers simultaneously and to replicate the Windows 2000 System volume (SYSVOL) on all domain controllers. This data was stored in the SYSVOL, or the system volume, of the server. FRS was discontinued by Microsoft […]

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What Is Windows 2022 Server Azure Edition?

Microsoft announced Windows Server 2022 in preview in March 2021. The upcoming version of the Windows Server builds on Windows Server 2019, which was the fastest adopted Windows Server with an advanced multi-layer security, improved hybrid capabilities with Azure, and a flexible platform to modernize applications with containers. Microsoft followed it up with the announcement […]

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How to Upgrade to Microsoft Windows 11?

Microsoft announced Windows 11 on June 24, 2021. The refreshed operating system is specifically designed for hybrid work and learning. Windows 11 promises to deliver new experiences that redefine how we learn and work. It will not only increase user productivity, but also improve student engagement, employee satisfaction, retention, and help businesses attract new talent. […]

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Windows Defender in Windows Server 2019
Windows Defender 2019

Windows Defender in Windows Server 2019

Security has been the major focus of the latest Microsoft products. This philosophy has been extended to the Windows Server 2019. The most notable feature in Windows Server 2019 is the Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) support. ATP technology protects user devices from a range of threats. It includes capabilities like post-breach detection, automated […]

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How to Use Multiple Sessions in Windows 10?

Microsoft has developed a revolutionary method that allows multiple-user desktop sessions on its cloud-based managed desktop and application virtualization service called Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD). The Remote Desktop Session Host is capable of permitting several parallel sessions on a single virtual machine, a capability that was previously restricted to Windows Server. The Azure-based Windows Virtual […]

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