Windows7, Server 2008: Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
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Uploaded by technoblogical on Jul 3, 2009
The Microsoft Management Console (MMC) is a tool that has been around since Windows 2000. It's a way to create custom applets for various aspects for managing your computers. It may be be used locally or remotely. The nice thing is that if you use a control center applet frequently, you can use the MMC to create a quick launch icon on your desktop for it.
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okay not meaning to be picky but x84 is 64bit and x64 is 64 bit?
x86=32bit
x64=64bit
just for anyone watching who has confusion
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So you are running windows 7 on a server computer? Please explain how because I want the power of a server computer but consumer grade electronics don't cut it for me
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Excelent video. A two week class in only 8 minutes.
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nice, it was a journey to install AD for win 7 :)
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nice video
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