I do not need to "reset" password for my demo machine - so learned how to change the password policy. my server was domaincontroller also, so it was > Group Policy Management > configuration > polices > windows settings > security settings > accoun...

I do not need to "reset" password for my demo machine - so learned how to change the password policy. my server was domaincontroller also, so it was > Group Policy Management > configuration > polices > windows settings > security settings > accoun...

I do not need to "reset" password for my demo machine - so learned how to change the password policy. my server was domaincontroller also, so it was > Group Policy Management > configuration > polices > windows settings > security settings > accoun...

I do not need to "reset" password for my demo machine - so learned how to change the password policy. my server was domaincontroller also, so it was > Group Policy Management > configuration > polices > windows settings > security settings > accoun...

I just learned how to change the location from where the Desktop get's it files/folders. The default location is c:\users\xyz\desktop - and you can change this. Go to the ***Desktop Folder, Right click, Properties, Go to Location Tab, click move an...

I just learned how to change the location from where the Desktop get's it files/folders. The default location is c:\users\xyz\desktop - and you can change this. Go to the ***Desktop Folder, Right click, Properties, Go to Location Tab, click move and...

I just learned how to change the location from where the Desktop get's it files/folders. The default location is c:\users\xyz\desktop - and you can change this. Go to the ***Desktop Folder, Right click, Properties, Go to Location Tab, click move an...

I just learned how to change the location from where the Desktop get's it files/folders. The default location is c:\users\xyz\desktop - and you can change this. Go to the ***Desktop Folder, Right click, Properties, Go to Location Tab, click move and...

I saw today, in someones code, something like this: GO 100 At first, I thought that was some typing mistake, but then I found that GO has not only function of ending batch, but also it can execute that batch many times, as specified in: GO...

I saw today, in someones code, something like this: GO 100 At first, I thought that was some typing mistake, but then I found that GO has not only function of ending batch, but also it can execute that batch many times, as specified in: GO...