TOPIC: Windows 10 Diskless Server and Client Setup

pwede kayang gamitin yung NDIS driver ng CC/I-share sa OBM? tagal kasi ng response ng OBM.

Sino gustong sumubok...lolz

ito na yung video. sa ngayon installing palang ako ng mga drivers.

pag labas ng windows10 sa teamos yun n ag gamit ko sa server matino ang andar nya sa server as in nganga sa client alway nyang nadedetect na bagong setup ang client kaya back out sa client

panong laging nadedetect na bagong setup sir? sakin so far oks naman. Baka nga sir sa version lang.

remember pag bagong bukas yung were settng things up tpos installing driver ganun lagi yung super image na na dl ko e

random port din ba yung auto update ni windows 10?

^ Port 80, 443 is being used by Windows Update Service.

Kung ayaw mo ng Windows 10 updates, block mo itong Windows Update websites:




Try mo block gamit ang kahit isa sa mga ito: hostfile, firewalls, antispyware software, web accelerators, Internet security or antivirus programs, and proxy servers.

Stats show that Windows 10 is yet to take off in China

  September 2015 China OS share stats 

Windows 10’s early adoption figures show that Microsoft’s new operating system is gaining ground at a decently fast pace, and although its growth has more or less slowed down in the past month, it’s clearly going in the right direction. But data provided for the month of September points out that, in China, Windows 10 is very far behind all of its predecessors, and if the same trend is maintained, it is very unlikely to overtake any of them in the next few months. While in Denmark Windows 10 is very close to reaching a 20 percent market share (and it has already surpassed Windows 8.1 and Windows XP), in China, Windows 10 is only the fourth most-used operating system with a share of just 4.33 percent. This makes it more popular than OS X (2.13 percent) and Windows 8 (2 percent), but well behind Windows 7, Windows XP, and Windows 8.1, with 53.56%, 29.87%, and 5.3%, respectively. China’s piracy levels While it’s hard to determine the reason Windows 10 is yet to skyrocket in China, some claim that the new operating system is not as easy to pirate as its predecessors, despite the fact that cracks and activation software are already available if you know where to look. It's not a secret that China is a piracy paradise, and former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer himself admitted that, for the Redmond-based software giant, that was indeed a huge problem. Nine out of ten Windows copies running on Chinese computers were pirated two years ago, Ballmer claimed, and Microsoft had only a few options at that time. One of the ways that Microsoft turned to in order to tackle the issue of piracy in China was to convince the local government and state departments to make the move to genuine licenses. The company negotiated deals to purchase Windows XP licenses only six months before this operating system reached end of support. This, in turn, backfired for Microsoft, as China wanted extended support for Windows XP at no additional cost, a demand that was rapidly denied by the software firm. China, instead, decided to ban Windows 8 on governments computers and start an anti-trust investigation against Microsoft. Right now, it’s pretty clear that China isn’t quite Microsoft’s preferred market, although it should be, given the huge number of computers in the country and the potential the local IT business currently has.


 

Up ko lang po ang topic...

gusto ko po kasi itry win10

sa nabasa ko ccboot at isharedisk pa lang umaandar... sa NXD may problem pa

salamat

Hi gudevening mga ka-ulop,

Planning to migrate my OBM diskless server (from windows 7 to windows 10).

Okay lang po ba na windows 10 sa diskless server and windows 7 sa client?

Ano po kaya pros/cons?

Kamusta po naman un performance sa mga nakapagdeploy na?

Tia sa magrereply.