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Reports of the demise of Windows Active Directory have been greatly exaggerated. In the wake of increasing chatter about the supremacy of cloud-based solutions, the recent enhancements in Windows Server 2025 demonstrate that on-premises solutions still hold considerable value. While Windows Server 2025 has embraced a "cloud first" philosophy, it concurrently fortifies traditional technologies like…

Reports of the demise of Windows Active Directory are greatly exaggerated, especially in light of Microsoft’s recent updates in Windows Server 2025. The ongoing discourse often emphasizes that on-premises solutions are fading away. However, until a comprehensive understanding emerges regarding the full viability of solely cloud-based solutions, the transition phase will likely continue. This is…

If Microsoft’s on-premise server business is feeling the squeeze from the rising tide of generative AI (GenAI), it’s apparent that convincing organizations to upgrade to Windows Server 2025 might prove even more challenging. Launched last November, this new version is struggling to capture the attention of customers preoccupied with implementing GPU-accelerated systems. In examining Microsoft’s…

Microsoft has announced an important change regarding Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), set to take effect on April 18, 2025. Originally introduced in 2005, WSUS has been a key tool for enterprises to manage software updates and driver downloads. However, Microsoft will soon discontinue driver synchronization functionality within WSUS, marking a major shift for its…

Microsoft has alerted administrators that the function for importing and distributing drivers through Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) will be deprecated very soon, with an official end date set for April 18, 2025. This was reiterated recently through a notification in the Windows Release Health Message Center, emphasizing the need for users utilizing Driver Synchronization…

Exchange Server administrators who are sluggish in applying updates have received a warning from Microsoft: the Exchange Emergency Mitigation Service (EEMS) may cease functioning on versions that are "significantly out of date." Since its launch in September 2021, EEMS has provided critical support by connecting to the Office Configuration Service (OCS) to assess the status…

When attempting to install SolidWorks on a Windows PC, you may run into an issue specifically during the installation of Microsoft SQL Server. This problem manifests itself after the initial installation steps when the process tries to install SQL Server and fails, leading to various error messages related to connection issues or unmet password requirements.…

PowerShell Cheat Sheet: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners PowerShell is a powerful management framework developed by Microsoft over a decade ago, combining a command-line shell with a scripting language. It enhances the command line interface by automating tasks across local and remote systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux. Executive Summary What is PowerShell? PowerShell integrates…

If you’re familiar with web hosting, you likely know about cPanel, a popular hosting control panel. Nevertheless, while cPanel is widely used, it comes with significant costs that can be a burden, especially for those managing VPS, dedicated server hosting, or reseller hosting plans. This has prompted many to seek alternative solutions. To help you…

Windows hosting services provide essential support for websites and applications that rely on Microsoft technologies such as ASP.NET and Microsoft SQL Server. While many web hosting services utilize Linux servers, Windows hosting remains critical for sites that depend on Microsoft products. Typically, Windows hosting is accompanied by Plesk for easy management and one-click installation of…