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Confessions of a Microsoft Consultant
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Daniel Oxley is an Infrastucture Consultant working for Microsoft Consulting Services in Madrid, Spain. He specialises, amongst other things, in large-scale deployments of Microsoft Windows using technologies such as BDD2007 and the Microsoft Deployment
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2010 6
2009 33
- Slimming Down Office Documents
- Converting Windows Error Codes To Something More Friendly
- Ooops, that’s not right…
- Anti-Virus Software, That's Free!
- Best Practices for Windows 7 Migrations Using Microsoft Application Virtualization
- Putting iexplore.exe on a diet
- Benchmarking Windows 7
- Application Compatibility List for Windows 7
- Creating Your Own Search Provider in Internet Explorer
- Laptop Hunters and Apple
- Quicker Access to Windows 7 Virtual PC settings
- Saving The World, Printer Ink First
- PowerShell Script ExecutionPolicy
- He-Man on YouTube
- Application Installs, be gone!
- Green IT (with a difference)
- IKEA-fying my computer
- Yes, I am still alive...!
- Safely setting autologon for Windows
- Getting inside information about Hyper-V
- Windows Server 2008 doesn’t have to ignore the MBSA if you don’t want it to
- Office 2003 being put to bed
- VBS Functions
- Faster Creation of Virtual Machines
- Yet Another Core Configurator
- Network Issues prevent certain Installations (otherwise known as 0xc000000f)
- Kicking the tyres
- Free Gears of War 2 Maps
- Telefonica España vs XBOX LIVE
- Pink computing
- Not quite a perfect install of Win2K8 R2
- Just fix it for me please…
- Restarting the Microsoft File Transfer Manager
2008 51
- Translating TechNet instantly
- Performance Tuning Guidelines for Windows Server 2008
- Project Highlander
- Windows Vista Service Pack 2
- Self-writing code
- A bigger Sky
- Job/Life/Reputation protector 2.0
- A good and bad end to the Formula 1 season
- Self-healing NTFS
- Hyper-V going from strength to strength
- Decorating Windows Explorer
- Getting your own personal translation service
- HTAMount – Simplifying the mounting of Hyper-V VHD files to your computer
- Windows Vista, please can you stop changing the view of my folders without asking me?
- Mark Russinovich presents...
- Letting Hyper-V get some sleep
- Portable Applications with Live Mesh
- Just leave me alone! (for another 6 minutes and 52 seconds anyway)
- Notepad - The preferred tool of the I.T. Professional
- Photo sharing - The Next Generation
- Doesn't this thing go any faster?
- Booting up the I.T. part of my brain
- The final nail in VMWare's coffin?
- Closing time for the bar
- Disconnecting Hyper-V
- Hyper-V causing a negative effect on...
- VMWare working great on my computer
- Hyper-V on the side
- Getting my bits in a twist
- Uninstalling the uninstall
- SkyDrive - making the sky better
- Unravelling the Office Ribbon
- Group Policy migration, without the headache
- Trigger happy events
- Dude, where's my GUI?
- I want that text, and I want it now!
- Everything you ever wanted to know about Internet Explorer 8 (but were afraid to ask)
- Server Unleashed - "more than meets the eye"
- Windows Live Installer - without the installer??!?!?
- Rap to Silverlight
- Windows Vista Service Pack 1 Virtual 'Roundtable'
- Insomnia-causing Hyper-V
- Hyper-V - Hooray!
- In the immortal words of Homer, "Doh!"
- Windows 2008 Certification
- Gulp! Did I really just send that to the entire company...?
- Data theft and why are we not doing anything about it?
- Free Office 2007 training!
- Windows Update - Why 3 am? & Help! I can't update anymore!
- Bill Gates' Last Day
- Updating your deployment point programmatically
2007 8
- Fallout from Virtual Server vs VMware
- Editing the registry of your WIM without having to recapture
- 5 Vista Adoption "Gotchas" and how to get beyond them
- Virtualisation - Why would you not choose Microsoft Virtual Server..?
- Creating a WIM the quick way...
- Switching Windows Components on and off
- Junction points with network drives
- All spaced out