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Windows 7

How to speed up domain logon process

If you are using  a domain environment with roaming profiles or home directories that are located on remote machines (servers) and experience slow log-on process this is probably because Windows 7 and Windows Server...

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Windows Server

Manage Trusted Sites via Group Policy

Here’s quick tutorial on how to add the site to the Trusted Sites list in Internet Explorer using Group Policy. Open Group Policy Editor | Create a new GPO and link it to the...

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Windows 7

Prevent the Change of Screensaver

If you have the corporate policy to use only given screesaver, here’s how to do it on Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise or Ultimate edition. Hit Win ORB and type gpedit.msc to start up Group...

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Networking

Find out which Proxy Server I am using

One of our users asked: Is there a way to find out which proxy I am using if Internet Options are disabled by Group Policy? There are couple of ways to find out which proxy server...