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AD & AD LDS Services for Client in Windows 11: If you’re managing a network or developing applications and have Windows 11 Enterprise Edition, you might need to enable Active Directory (AD) or Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS). These powerful tools are essential for handling directory services, managing network resources, and keeping everything running smoothly. […]
Read guideIn this video tutorial, we will check out How to List All Windows Features using Command Prompt and Windows PowerShell. The following are the commands used in this video. Have Queries? If you have any queries about the above video, kindly let us know in the comments section.
Read guideEnable Windows Media Player in Windows 11: Windows Media Player, a long-standing multimedia player in Windows operating systems, has changed in Windows 11. While Windows Media Player as a standalone application has been discontinued, Windows 11 includes a compatibility feature known as “Windows Media Player Legacy.” This feature is designed to support older applications or […]
Read guideShow Battery Percentage on Windows 11: If you’re using a Windows 11 desktop computer, battery status isn’t something you need to think about, since your system is always connected to a power source. However, if you’re using a Windows 11 laptop like my newly upgraded Acer Laptop, keeping an eye on your battery percentage becomes […]
Read guide.NET 3.5 Framework: In the dynamic landscape of software development, compatibility with legacy frameworks remains paramount. Enter .NET Framework 3.5, a foundational component that facilitates executing applications built on earlier versions of the .NET Framework. While Windows 11 emphasizes modernity, it recognizes the importance of legacy support. In this guide, we’ll explore the seamless process […]
Read guideIn this video tutorial, we will check out How to List All Windows Features using Command Prompt and Windows PowerShell. The following are the commands used in this video. CMD Command: PowerShell Command: Sort Enabled Windows Features using PowerShell: Sort Disabled Windows Features using PowerShell: Have Queries? If you have any queries about the above […]
Read guideDxDiag Windows 11: DxDiag is the short form of the DirectX Diagnostic Tool, introduced in Windows 95. This diagnostic tool has been long-running with various Windows operating systems. It plays a crucial role in diagnosing and displaying information related to System Hardware, DirectX Components, and Drivers. This latest post will cover all the essential topics […]
Read guideAppwiz.cpl is the shortcut to the Programs and Features section in the Control Panel. It allows you to uninstall or modify programs, manage Windows features, and repair software. However, performing some actions via appwiz.cpl may require permissions to execute, especially when you are trying to make system or os wise changes. Running Appwiz.cpl with elevated […]
Read guideCustomize Copilot Key on Windows 11: Starting in 2024, many modern Windows laptops are equipped with a new dedicated keyboard key for accessing Copilot. It is a part of Microsoft’s push to integrate AI deeply into Windows PCs. New Laptops are labelled as Copilot + PCs, which include special chips called NPU, abbreviated as Neural […]
Read guideIt was a fine morning today, but I’m facing connectivity issues with my WiFi router, and I’m unable to do my work because of the network problems. I went through some tutorials online and found a way to troubleshoot the network. However, to do that, I need my WiFi IP address. Fortunately, I’ve done some […]
Read guideSysmon Tool on Windows 11: System Monitor, shortly known as Sysmon, is a Windows system monitoring utility that runs as a background service and records detailed information about system activity into the Windows Event Log, helping admins and security professionals track what is happening on a machine. Earlier, it was not built into Windows. However, […]
Read guideProcess Model for WAS: It enables the core Windows service that creates and manages worker processes for activated applications. It provides the infrastructure for starting, stopping, recycling, and monitoring application processes, including creating w3wp.exe instances used by IIS application pools. In this article, let’s check out how to enable Process Model for WAS on Windows […]
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