When you are managing a Window network you are probably using group policies to preset Windows settings, and determine what user can and can’t do. To verify if the settings are applied to the clients we can use the GPResult … Read moreHow to use GPResult to verify Group Policies
A shared calendar can really help your project team when it comes to keeping track of appointments and upcoming tasks. The advantage of a shared calendar in Outlook is that, with the right permissions, every member can create and edit … Read moreHow to create a Shared Calendar in Outlook
Sharing your calendar in Outlook allows your colleagues to see your availability or even manage your calendar. To do this, we can use different Outlook calendar permissions that we can set in Outlook. Calendar permissions in Outlook determine how much … Read moreOutlook Calendar Permissions – What you need to know
The Netsh WLAN command can be used to show and manage wireless network profiles. It even allows you to read the stored wireless network password and import or export all stored wireless networks. Managing wireless networks can also be done … Read moreHow to use Netsh WLAN Commands to manage Wireless networks?
Windows system files sometimes get corrupted, which can result in errors, problems with updating Windows, or even preventing Windows from booting at all. In these cases, we can often repair Windows using the built-in DISM command. When system files are … Read moreHow to use DISM Command to Repair Windows
If you have bought a new computer or laptop with Windows already installed on it, you may have noticed that you didn’t receive a Windows key with it. When you want to reinstall Windows you will need to enter the … Read moreWindows Product Key Viewer – Easy Free Methods
You created a new task in Windows Task Scheduler and scheduled it to run. The status is Ready, but the task doesn’t run. Instead, you see in the last results “The task has not yet run. (0x41303)”. Sounds familiar? Another … Read moreFix error 0x41303 in Windows Task Scheduler
#sponsored Keeping your endpoints up to date is vital. Software patches come out almost weekly these days, and the longer it takes you to apply them, the more time attackers have to exploit the underlying vulnerability. But how can you … Read moreAction1 Review – Cloud-based Patch Management that’s Free for the First 100 Endpoints
You have installed and configured Azure AD Connect, but how do you force the synchronization? When you change a user in your local Active Directory you might want to speed things up by forcing a delta sync to Azure AD. … Read moreHow to force Azure AD Sync delta manually with PowerShell
When you are planning to synchronize your local Active Directory with Azure AD, then it’s important to first run the IdFix tool from Microsoft. This tool will help you to find and resolve problems in your Active Directory. The IdFix … Read moreHow to use IdFix to Find and Fix invalid AD objects
