Windows Server 2008 login screens can be annoying if you are used to Windows 2000/2003. While you won’t be able to revert to the classic interface, you can at least get rid of the switch user nonsense.
How many times have you had a windows 2003 server print queue go offline even though the printer is on and working? I have seen this problem off and on for awhile and never found a good answer until now.
I’ve been doing a bit of work recently on Windows Server 2008 and I just noticed Microsoft has rearranged the search function within their newest Operating Systems. Here’s the fix to the most common complaint about the new setup.
Here’s a couple tips if you work with McAfee Virus Scan Enterprise and EPO. These are just some of the more common things I seem to come across in an enterprise environment.
It can be very frustrating when you have java confilicts on a system. Many times, you need a particular version of a JRE, loaded in a specific order to have everything work.
Here is a useful link to Sun’s java archive, which can prove invaluable when you need a specific version to install.
