They grow so quickly! … Windows 2008 VMDKs that is!
Jeff Miller confirmed for me that after growing your VMDK for your favorite Windows 2008 Server VM, you can quickly and easily use Windows Disk Manager to grow…
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New VMware View Version – Say that 5 times!
Although not totally NEW – It’s been out for about a month; VMware View 3.1.1 Build version 175957 is out. The release notes can be found here. The …
Did you know? MSCORSVW.EXE Tip
Written by Aaron Silber: I just got finished installing the SQL 2005 tools and noticed that there was a process called mscorsvw.exe sucking up resources, around 90% of…
Clean up Unwanted TermService PerfMon EventLog entries
Written by Aaron Silber: I have seen this message in my event logs before, but being that it relates to PerfMon I never bothered to see what caused…
Official Microsoft Windows 7 Release Schedule
For all those on the Bleeding Edge, Microsoft has released their Windows 7 release schedule and Chris Hahn forwarded it to me! :) August 6 – Available on…
Scheduling VB Scripts via Scheduled Tasks
Written by : Marcos Velez Ever find yourself having problems when trying to schedule a VBScript (that requires some command-line parameters) using Windows Scheduled Tasks? If so, read…
What’s the deal with the new PVSCSI drivers?
New in vSphere are ParaVirtualized SCSI drivers. From what I have read at various places, 12% performance throughput increase with 18% decrease on guest CPU loads! Sounds great…
No Windows 7 support for VMware View yet. :(
Either as a Client or a Source. I found a workaround for running a Windows 7 Desktop VM here though : https://blog.virtualarchitect.nl/2009/03/how-to-add-windows-7-to-vmware-view/ It involves switching the VM type…
TAKE A STAND AGAINST ALL CAPS EMAILS …
A pet peeve of mine is improper use of the CAPS LOCK key in emails. Marcos Velez has written up a quick Outlook rule that will evaluate an…