Moving…
Well, the time has come to move this blog. We’re heading to Azure! Hopefully most of the content will go with it, but i’m considering to just start over. Any thoughts on that?… Read the rest

Well, the time has come to move this blog. We’re heading to Azure! Hopefully most of the content will go with it, but i’m considering to just start over. Any thoughts on that?… Read the rest
I was really surprised today when I was doing research that we support a number of products running in Azure VMs. I owe my colleague a lunch, but I’m happy both for him and for our customers. The published article is a “fast publish” and you can find it at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2721672.… Read the rest
Haven’t posted for quite a while, have been waiting for everything to settle down and become official. But as of November 1:st I’m employed by Microsoft and as such I’ve got my own blue badge. I’ll be working as a TSP with the System Center suite of software.… Read the rest
Oh, sweet Jesus! I’ve been running WP 7.5 on my Samsung Omnia but that feels terribly outdated now. Having checked out both Nokias and Samsungs devices I’m leaning toward the Samsung.
You haven’t missed the release of Windows Server 2012 have you? The last few months we’ve been running beta, rc’s and now it’s finally here! Read more about it and all the new features at http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/server-cloud/windows-server/ or if you’re one of the lucky ones with a TechNet+ or MSDN subscription you can download it once you’ve logged in.… Read the rest
Ah, the joy of troubleshooting task sequences in Config Mgr! I spent a while on this one, having one task sequence performing a build and installing some software and another one while deploying that image. The deploy should also install driver applications, the one we love to hate, like bluetooth and fingerprint readers.… Read the rest
Running Windows 8? Want to use the SD-card slot with the Music or Movies-applications in Windows 8? Windows Media Player won’t include stuff in the library that’s stored on removable storage so here’s how to fool it!
Create a VHD on an SD-card (or USB, but that’ll stick out of your Slate (which I’m running)).… Read the rest
When you’ve installed Windows 8 it won’t let you edit certain settings until you’ve activated it. But to be able to do that you’ll need to enter your license key first. There’s no obvious way of doing that in the enterprise version, so just do it like it’s done in Server Core in three easy steps:
Get your copy at https://technet.microsoft.com if you’re an MSDN or TechNet+ subscriber!… Read the rest
For those of us lucky enough to have either TechNet+ or MSDN subscriptions the final version of Windows 8 will be made available today. Most likely when someone in Redmond wakes up and presses the right buttons…
http://technet.microsoft.com/subscriptions/downloads… Read the rest