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a blog by Sander Berkouwer

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August 2007 - Posts

Add or Remove programs in Server Core
After playing around with Server Core for a while I'm beginning to wonder how to perform certain administrative tasks. Today I found myself wondering about software management after reading a post on the Microsoft TechNet forums and decided to put my Read More...
Server Core KnowledgeBase articles
Today I saw three Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Server Core articles published to the Microsoft KnowledgeBase in the Help and Support pages . They are basic "How to" articles on stuff I wanted to shed some light on here. Since Yuval Sinay and the Windows Read More...
Changing Server Core's Look and Feel, Part 4
After three rather serious posts on changing Server Core I feel it's time to change some settings that are just fun to change. Let's look at the splash screen at boot time and the picture on the logon screen. I'll conclude with a grand tip to show off Read More...
Changing Server Core's Look and Feel, Part 3
Yesterday I wrote down information on the missing desk.cpl (the Display Control Panel applet) and how to change most of the settings through the registry. Today I look at configuring input devices. Left handed admins should read this! In this post I'll Read More...
Changing Server Core's Look and Feel, Part 2
After playing with the remaining Control Panel applets it's time to look at how Server Core looks on your screen. Despite the absence of desk.cpl we're still going to adjust the settings you can adjust using the Display Properties Control Panel applet. Read More...
Changing Server Core's Look and Feel, Part 1
Windows Server 2008 Server Core installs with a couple of default settings. In this post I'll look into the Control Panel applets available in Server Core to change some settings. You'll find how to: Change Regional and Language Options (also called: Read More...
Get Windows Server 2008 now
It is possible to obtain Windows Server 2008 through various public channels, even if you're not a devoted IT Professional or a technology craving geek like me. Some channels are more useful, offer more features or are kept more up-to-date than others. Read More...