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• How to protect Windows startup from a compressed Boot Manager file

  I just got a Windows startup error on boot that says "BOOTMGR is compressed." What happened?

  BOOTMGR, or Boot Manager, is a hidden system file that's part of the Windows startup process. At startup, the boot sector on your system... Answer   |   SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com

• Cheap energy and green credentials lure business to Iceland datacentres

  As growing numbers of European businesses look to reduce their carbon footprint, many are turning to Iceland to build datacentres and make use of cheaper energy and natural cooling resources to improve their green credentials.

  “A fifth of... News   |   ComputerWeekly.com

• What's new with Windows 8 SSD storage management and defragmentation

  Microsoft has made some changes to storage optimization in Windows 8. The user interface has been redesigned, and the utility now runs on a schedule that is easily changeable. In addition, with the popularity of solid-state drives growing, the... Tip   |   SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com

• Microsoft Office 2013 crackable, so look to Office password recovery

  You've probably heard the analogy likening IT security to an arms race. Hackers always seem to be a few steps ahead of enterprise administrators when it comes to security. Well, bad guys aren't the only entrants in this race. There are legitimate... Tip   |   SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com

• IT pros reminisce about the best geek gifts ever

  We polled IT pros on their nominations for the best geek gift ever, and the answers came back dripping with nostalgia.

  Many said it was their very first... News   |   SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com

• The best desktop developments of 2010: Really cheap storage

   
  

  Slideshow   |   SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com Good data protection can be cheap and easy, says ICO The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) says charities and third sector organisations stand to benefit most from a data protection check-up. The privacy... News   |   ComputerWeekly.com How to manage portable passwords with storage apps and devices Passwords are still one of IT's necessary evils. Biometrics and two-factor authentication have augmented passwords and in some cases replaced them entirely, but, for the most part, when it comes to security on a PC, phone or website, it's... Tip   |   SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com Cheap consumer hardware cracks complex passwords in seconds A dream tool for hackers capable of cracking nine billion passwords a second can be bought for as little as £400, warns hosting firm UKFast. Researchers found a low-spec desktop PC with two readily available, high-power graphics cards can... News   |   ComputerWeekly.com For cheap and slow, Amazon Glacier is the way to go Amazon Web Services (AWS) this week launched its Glacier cloud storage service as a low-cost service for... News   |   SearchCloudStorage.com 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Search Again: Get Answers From Your Peers Answers about cheap: Best VM graphics for cheapest hypervisor? In an application which programming language would be best for complex calculation Data migration from AS/400 DB2 to SQL Server See All Answers Ask a Question Powered by ITKnowledgeExchange.com Search this site More from Related TechTarget Sites Virtual Desktop Windows Server Windows IT Exchange Virtual Desktop Citrix kills its Application Streaming feature, directs users to App-V Citrix has officially ceased development and support for its Application Streaming feature, and has directed IT pros to use Microsoft App-V instead. Citrix expected to tackle mobile application delivery, VDI costs As Citrix Synergy 2013 kicks off in Anaheim, attendees hope to learn about new desktop and application delivery strategies for the mobile world. How Microsoft RDP 8.0 addresses WAN, graphics shortcomings Microsoft's Remote Desktop Protocol improves the user experience with the release of RDP 8.0 in Windows Server 2012, but there are some limitations. Windows Server Microsoft delivers patch updates for Windows Server 2012, Windows 8 Microsoft delivered two critical and eight important bulletins in May's Patch Tuesday release, fixing issues in Windows Server 2012 and Office apps. Windows Azure Active Directory steps out of the shadows As Windows Azure Active Directory moves into general availability, we look at how it can help admins manage user authentication in the cloud. Steps to read XML files with PowerShell Wondering how to get PowerShell to read XML files? Our expert explains a few methods you could use. Windows IT How to advance your cloud skills and get ahead of the gap There may be a growing shortage of IT pros with cloud skills, but you can take action now and become a valuable asset with the right skills. Prepare for a SharePoint 2013 upgrade with five tips Considering an upgrade to SharePoint 2013? Find out the answers to the most common questions IT pros will ask before making the jump. Prioritize your IT tasks and finally conquer your to-do list It's easy to feel overwhelmed by a growing to-do list of IT tasks, but there are easy ways you can decide what to tackle first and what can wait. Exchange Exchange Global Address List updates not replicating to sites For some reason, an admin's Exchange Global Address List updates are not updating to sites. Our expert has several suggestions to fix the issue. Replacing Forefront TMG: Alternate reverse-proxy options for Exchange With the discontinuation of Forefront TMG, Exchange admins are left wondering what to do moving forward. The available options may surprise you. Comparing Exchange 2013 and Office 365 pricing and feature sets Exchange 2013 and Office 365 pricing and feature sets are important items to examine when weighing an email migration. Here's what to know. All Rights Reserved,Copyright 2008 - 2013, TechTarget About Us Contact Us Site Index Privacy policy Advertisers Business partners Events Media kit TechTarget Corporate site Reprints Archive Site map