The Active Directory Recycle Bin allows a domain administrator to restore any deleted object (user, computer, security group) in the AD domain. AD Recycle Bin is available in all versions of Active Directory starting with Windows Server 2008 R2. In this article, we will show how to enable the Active Directory Recycle Bin and restore a deleted user.
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Windows lets you mount any shared (SMB) network folder located on a remote computer or server as a local drive. In this way, you can also connect a share on a NAS device or a USB drive that is connected to the network router. The mapped network folder is assigned a separate drive letter that can be accessed in File Explorer and file managers.
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When you try to select a hard disk to install Windows 10/11, Windows Setup may display an error message:
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If you have a large number of network printers connected to your Windows print server, you may find that the print queue gets stuck from time to time. A stuck job in the print queue prevents other documents from printing. In this case, you should try to remove the stuck print job or clear the print queue completely.
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Rebooting a Linux device can happen for several reasons. This could be a normal restart of the operating system by the user, an automatic installation of updates, kernel panics, physical hardware failures, software errors, or a power failure.
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Systemd provides the systemd-networkd service that can be used to configure network settings on a Linux machine. In this article, we will look at how to use systemd-networkd to configure a network on Debian/Ubuntu distro as an example.
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By default, regardless of the time zone settings on the host machine, Docker containers use UTC as the time zone.
To find out the type of partition table on a disk in Linux, run the command
$ sudo parted /dev/sdb printAn additional keyboard layout often appears in the RDP session when connecting to a remote Windows host desktop in a multilingual environment.
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When you try to increase the virtual disk size of a VM on VMware ESXi/vCenter, you might receive an Invalid operation for device ‘0’ error. In this article, we will look at the cause of this error and how to fix it.
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