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  1. Have you tried installing the language packs off Windows Update?
  2. Hyper-V has everything you need to run virtual OS. No need for for vmware and the like. I have a hyper-v server with just about the same specs as you and have no problems. I do notice a slight lag when I have more than 4 virtial boxes running at once. It is very minor and not like you describe. How much memory have you allocated to each visrtual instance?
  3. Sometimes the fix is released before they get to Windows Update. Maybe that is the case with this one.
  4. Yes that is true. The gpo is not compatible with XP.
  5. Check event viewer to see if any thing is logged during the even. Sure sounds strange to be. Maybe somethiong in the bios that is putting the box to sleep or some otyher setting that shuts it down.
  6. TSZ Admin submitted a new resource: [plain]Hyper-V Security Guide[/plain] - [plain]Hyper-V Security Guide[/plain] Read more about this resource...
  7. All 64bit drivers have to signed. There should be 64bit signed drivers at the manufacturer site. You shouldn't even need the raid driver anyway. Is something not working that you need the raid driver installed?
  8. Any 64bit motherboard will work. Even the older 64bit boards will work.
  9. If the server is set to auto change to DST then the tasks will use the new time. The task will always run at the time set. There is no way that I know of to automate the process to have them run an hour earlier or later as the case may be. You'd have to manually set the time back or forward.
  10. I would go with at least double the ram that you have now. With that many users logged in at one time the ram usage would go through the roof as you are seeing.
  11. You have to turn on wireless network service in server manager > services.
  12. You can't do it that as far as I know.
  13. From the limited info I was able to find it looks like you can set these alerts using server manager in the security > network settings. strange place to put if you ask me.
  14. You have to own the domain unless you sre using a local address such as localhost.localdomain. It would be best to let the server give out IP to the XP boxes that connect.
  15. Site isn't big enough yet, but, if you post a little about yourself and your experience with Windows 2008 I'll keep it for when the time to add mods comes. Also help out with the questions that are asked here. If you show knowledge of Windows 2008 it will help speed up the promotion.
  16. Check out the tutorial section of the site. You should be able to follow it to create an image backup and then restore it to the new disk.
  17. I beleive this is the thread. http://serverforum.org/f9/com-problem-in-ws2008-263.html
  18. There is a thread here that should help you. Do a search for dcom the site and you'll find it.
  19. If you can't activate them more than likely it was activated before on another box. Have you tried calling Microsoft to do activation that way?
  20. You can join the workgroup computers to the domain if you choose. I prefer doing it that way. Makes your file sharing a little more secure. I have no experience running a domain controller in a VM so I can't offer any comments on that one.
  21. Use the server manager. In it you'll find the roll manager to add extras to each roll.
  22. TSZ Admin submitted a new resource: [plain]Migrating a Windows Server 2003 TS License Server[/plain] - [plain]Migrating a Windows Server 2003 TS License Server[/plain] Read more about this resource...
  23. No. There is a download for Windows 2008 R2 beta. Try this link to download R2: Windows Server 2008 R2: Resources
  24. See this article I wrote. It is for Windows 2003, but, it the same way you install mysql on Windows 2008. Windows: Installing MYSQL | Admin Reports
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