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    How to Convert Install.ESD to the Bootable .ISO Image in Windows 10

    When updating the Windows 10 build using the Windows Update, the installation image of the new (or insider) Windows build is downloaded to the user’s computer in a new special image format – ESD (Electronic Software Download). ESD is an encrypted and compressed .WIM (Windows Imaging Format) image file.

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  • Windows 10Windows Server 2012 R2Windows Server 2016Windows XP

    Windows XP Can’t RDP to Windows 10 / Server 2012R2/2016 RDS

    May 12, 2023

    Despite the fact that the Windows XP OS support is over 4 years ago, many customers continue to use this OS, and it seems that nothing will drastically change in…

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    Replacing a Failed Physical Disk in Storage Spaces Direct on Windows Server 2016

    August 6, 2018

    In the last article we told about a new technology of the distributed storage that appeared in Windows Server 2016 – Storage Spaces Direct (S2D). S2D allows to create a…

  • Windows 10Windows 7

    Fixing High CPU Usage and Memory Leak Issue by Svchost.exe (wuauserv)

    September 19, 2022

    The wuauserv service is a standard Windows update service that is used to scan a computer, search, download, and install new security patches and updates from Windows Update or local…

  • Active DirectoryWindows 10Windows 11

    Configuring Kerberos Authentication in Different Browsers

    May 10, 2023

    In this article, we’ll look at how to configure Kerberos authentication for different browsers in a Windows domain to enable transparent and secure authentication on web servers without the need…

  • Windows 10Windows 8

    Auto-Mount a VHD/VHDX File at Startup in Windows 10, 8.1

    August 3, 2018

    Since Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 users can create and mount virtual hard disk files (VHD/VHDX) directly from Disk Management console. These virtual disks look like separate physical…

  • Windows 10

    RDP Scaling Issue on High-DPI Displays in Windows 10

    December 16, 2021

    Windows 10 users often complain that on high-resolution (4k HiDPI) monitors text, icons and other elements of legacy applications (that are incompatible with High-DPI screen modes) become too small, blurry…

  • Windows Server 2016

    Configure Storage Spaces Direct (S2D) on Windows Server 2016

    June 7, 2022

    Storage Spaces Direct (S2D) is a new distributed data storage technology that appeared in Windows Server 2016. Due to Storage Spaces Direct, you can turn local drives of several servers…

  • Windows 10Windows 7Windows Server 2012 R2

    Complete List of Windows Update Error Codes

    May 10, 2023

    When you troubleshoot the problems of Windows Update, you often come across different error codes. As a rule, when you see a new error in the windowsupdate.log, setup log or…

  • Active DirectoryPowerShell

    How to Check Who Reset the Password of a User in Active Directory

    May 2, 2023

    Let’s see how to track who reset the password of the particular user account in Active Directory using domain controllers security logs.

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