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Full-system encryption with BitLocker vs. third-party alternatives
The BitLocker feature in Windows allows for full-system encryption, but it may not do everything you need. Consider third-party encryption products, but be aware of their costs. Tip
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Best practices: Standardizing client deployment
Are you refreshing your hardware in the coming year? Our expert presents some tips on how to go about standardizing your client deployment with minimal fuss. Tip
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Considering IPv6 support in Windows 7 shops
Internet Protocol version 4 addresses will soon be exhausted, so organizations with Windows 7 PCs will need to consider adding support for the new IPv6 addresses. Tip
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It's not too soon to think about Windows 8 licensing
Microsoft licensing is getting even more convoluted with the future release of Windows 8. Our expert explains why it's a good idea to start thinking about licensing Windows 8 now. Tip
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How Windows 8 could affect the future of Microsoft Hyper-V
With the release of Windows 8 approaching, a revised version of Microsoft Hyper-V will be included in both desktop and server versions. Find out what this new version has to offer. Tip
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Microsoft Windows 7 Task Manager troubleshooting tips
Here are some troubleshooting tips for Microsoft Windows 7's improved Task Manager -- from identifying processes and services to using the Resource Monitor. Tip
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Automating Windows 7 Deployment: tools and strategies
Enterprises have some decisions to make as they deploy Windows 7. Should they use Microsoft's tools or use third-party options? Here are some steps to follow and example tools. Tip
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Using Windows 7 management tools to your advantage
The potential benefits of the management tools that come with Windows 7 have yet to be realized by many enterprises. Our expert picks three of his favorites. Tip
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The facts about Windows 7 licensing
Windows 7 licensing can be complicated, partly because the OS has had multiple predecessors and editions. Get control by using helpful tools and avoiding common problems. Tip
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How to build a WIM file in Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010
WIM files let admins consolidate desktop images onto a single disk to simplify OS deployments, such as Windows 7. Tip