by certifiedbug on April 13, 2010
in Microsoft
The three day event takes place at the Microsoft Conference Center on Microsoft’s campus in Redmond, WA May 25–27 and is designed for people who engineer and test Windows 7 PCs, devices, and software.
Opening keynote, Tuesday, May 25, 9:15am
Michael Angiulo
General Manager
Windows Planning and PC Ecosystem teams
Featured session, Wednesday, May 26, 1:30pm
Mark Russinovich
Technical Fellow
Windows Division
Details and registration
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Tech Ed 2010 will be held June 7-10 in New Orleans, LA. Register
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by certifiedbug on December 6, 2009
in Microsoft
The SpringBoard Series Blog
With Windows 2000 Server and Client and Windows XP SP2 support ending July 13, 2010 are you aware of all the resources available to help you move to a new client and server operating system?
We have created a End-of-Support Solution Center to help with the planning of your migration strategy from Windows 2000 or Windows XP to Windows 7, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2.
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by certifiedbug on November 13, 2009
in Microsoft
Microsoft announces that it has launched a dedicated Twitter feed for its anti-piracy enforcement team. Despite attempts by Microsoft and other IT companies to curb piracy, often through aggressive policies, a recent report by McAfee suggests that the rate of file-sharing sites hosting unauthorized content has been rising steadily in the past few months.
eWeek
MSFTGenuine: http://twitter.com/MSFTGenuine
Mark Russinovich announced the availability of the 5th Edition of Windows Internals.
It’s been a long road, but a writing a book of this scope is an incredibly detailed endeavor. This new edition covers Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 (32-bit and 64-bit) and besides revisions and enhancements to existing content, adds an additional 250 pages, bringing the total page count to over 1200 (25% longer than the previous edition). Besides new experiments highlighting the Sysinternals tools, new topics covered include Hyper-V, the image loader, debugging infrastructure, Kernel Transaction Manager, Code Integrity, Thread Pools, Mandatory Integrity Controls, Windows Driver Framework, and Bitlocker, to name a few.
Russinovich and David Solomon speak about the book and their history of collaboration in a Channel 9 interview recorded a couple of weeks ago.
Russinovich has another thing to share, a video that made him laugh out loud when he saw it. “You’ve angered the great Master Russinovich!”
Made by the Windows marketing team as part of the Talking About Windows campaign.
Visit the Windows Internals book page for more information.
