10/01/2010
Turning 25
After a quarter-century, Windows has gone from a long-awaited experiment to the dominant software product in the world. But the operating system's past isn't necessarily a prologue for what could be an uncertain future.
After a quarter-century, Windows has gone from a long-awaited experiment to the dominant software product in the world. But the operating system's past isn't necessarily a prologue for what could be an uncertain future.
Microsoft is working hard to turn around its flagging mobile business, but success is far from guaranteed for Windows Phone 7.
With a focus on the super-small business market, Aurora offers a cross-premises Active Directory solution that's easy to manage.
25 years ago, when Windows was born, I was a young journalist who had his first encounter with Bill Gates.
A look at what FIM, Microsoft's latest evolution of meta-directory services for active directory, might be able to do for your shop.
Could there be fewer versions of Windows? More importantly, does it matter?
I'm a retired corporate lawyer who got hooked on computers, the Internet and programming back in the '80s.
Effective troubleshooting is a multifaceted exercise in diagnosis and deliberation, analysis and action. Here's a walkthrough you can use to make sure you've covered every angle -- no matter the problem.
Why, when it comes to virtualization, do-it-yourself design is often a bad thing.