If you use mapped network drives (folders), you’ve probably noticed that they aren’t showing up in programs (including the CMD and PowerShell prompts), then those apps are running with administrator…
Shadow connection mode in Windows allows administrators to connect to any user’s RDP/RDS session to view and interact with their desktop (with or without user consent). The Remote Desktop Shadowing…
In this article, we’ll look at how to centrally configure proxy server settings and the system-level WinHTTP proxy for Internet access on Windows workstations in an Active Directory domain using…
When displaying icons, shortcuts, and various file types in File Explorer, Windows attempts to retrieve their thumbnails from icon cache files. Thanks to this, Windows Explorer draws objects faster because…
In this article, we will look at how to create iSCSI storage based on virtual disks on a Windows Server 2025 host and how to connect this storage (iSCSI LUN)…
In Windows Server, you can install or remove roles and features using either the graphical Server Manager console or the Windows Admin Center web interface. However, in most cases, you…
In this article, we will review the purpose of domain controllers holding FSMO roles in Active Directory, how to identify the current FSMO role holders, how to transfer one or…
This post will cover how to manage disks, partitions, and volumes using the PowerShell command line. All disk and partition management tasks that are typically performed using the Disk Management…
Storage Spaces Direct (S2D) is Microsoft’s software-defined storage (SDS) technology, first introduced in Windows Server 2016. S2D allows you to join locally attached physical disks from multiple servers into a…
PowerShell Remoting (PSRemoting) enables administrators to remotely manage Windows computers and servers, run scripts and commands, and perform administrative tasks. PowerShell Remoting is built on the Windows Remote Management (WinRM)…