Car le bêta cycle pour 2008 s'enroule vers le bas, Microsoft aura quelques webcasts qui parlent des nouveaux dispositifs établis dans Windows 2008 services terminaux.

J'ai remonté une liste. Si vous ne pouvez pas faire le webcast de phase, Microsoft les archivera :

TechNet Webcast : La signification du dégagement terminal de services du serveur 2008 de Windows au marché
Jeudi 8 novembre 2007
8:00 A.M.†« 9 : 30 A.M. Temps Pacifique

TechNet Webcast : La session terminale de services du serveur 2008 de Windows sponsorisent
Mardi 13 novembre 2007
1:00 P.M.†« 2 : 30 P.M. Temps Pacifique

TechNet Webcast : Programmes à distance se déployants avec des services terminaux du serveur 2008 de Windows
Mercredi 14 novembre 2007
8:00 A.M.†« 9 : 30 A.M. Temps Pacifique

TechNet Webcast : Protocole à distance d'ordinateur de bureau comme plateforme de Remoting de présentation
Mercredi 14 novembre 2007
1:00 P.M.†« 2 : 30 P.M. Temps Pacifique

TechNet Webcast : Copie facile de services terminaux
Mardi 27 novembre 2007
11:30 A.M.†« 1 : 00 P.M. Temps Pacifique

En notre article précédent environ Mise à jour de Windows nous vous avons montré comment mettre à jour votre système et comment configurer les mises à jour automatiques de votre système. Dans ce cours d'instruction court nous te montrerons comment aux mises à jour d'uninstall installées par l'intermédiaire de la mise à jour de Windows.
À l'uninstall n'importe quelle mise à jour de Windows vous devez aller aux programmes et aux dispositifs. Il y a plusieurs manières de le trouver. Un des plus simple est d'employer le menu de boîte de recherche dès le début.
Dans Programmes et dispositifs fenêtre, clic sur Mises à jour installées par vue lien.
Après quelques en second lieu, Windows Vista chargera la liste de mises à jour installées. Faites défiler vers le bas jusqu'à ce que vous trouviez la mise à jour que vous voulez enlever, la choisissent avec la souris et cliquent alors dessus Uninstall.
Windows Vista te demandera de confirmer que vous voulez à l'uninstall la mise à jour que vous avez choisie. Clic dessus Oui et le procédé d'uninstall commencera.
Selon la taille de la mise à jour, le procédé d'uninstall peut…

One of the small but annoying things in Windows Vista is the fact that the System Beep is enabled by default. Every time you encounter an error or you click through the menus of applications such as the AVG antivirus, you will hear a beep. In the beginning you might ignore it but after a while it becomes very annoying.

For those of you who want to get rid of the beep, in this tutorial we will show how to disable it.

First, go to your desktop and right click on the My Computer icon. From the drop-down menu select Manage.

In the Computer Management window go to System Tools -> Device Manager. If UAC is turned on, you will need to make some additional confirmations in order to access the list of devices.
Now you will need to go to the View menu and select Show hidden devices.
If you return to the Device Manager you will see a category of devices called Non-Plug and Play Drivers. Expand that…

Speed:

Mr. Tobias Schonherr pointed out an error in my assembly of this new computer. Thank you Mr. Schonherr! I had misinterpreted the Intel manual on the DP35DP motherboard, and unwittingly installed the two memory modules in single-channel mode rather than dual-channel mode.

As I understand it, dual-channel mode enables the CPUs to make two requests on memory at one time, increasing overall memory throughput. See below. First the memory modules before and after, then the resulting Windows Experience Index before and after. The computer recognized 4 Gb of memory in each case, but you will notice that the memory sub-index jumped from 5.6 to 5.9, now as high as any other element of the system and higher than the dual-processor CPU.

Before	After

Heat:

Modern computers contain a host of self-monitoring devices, temperature monitors in particular. I installed the Intel…

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Depending on your combination of processor and motherboard, you may also be able to change the actual internal frequency multiplier of the CPU itself, which multiplies the FSB speed to arrive at the actual speed of the CPU in GHz or MHz.

For example: an Athlon XP 3000+ ‘Barton’ processor has a multiplier of 13 and uses a FSB speed of 166Mhz. 166Mhz x 13 equals approximately 2.16Ghz. Change the multiplier to 13.5 and you get (166MHz x 13.5 =) 2.24 Ghz.

Although a small change to the multiplier has a larger proportional effect on your systems speed than increasing the front side bus a considerable amount, the actual performance advantage of increasing the CPU multiplier is not so simple. (more…)

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