We don’t blame you if you want to block ads on your iPhone. It’s very annoying at the best of times, distracting you from watching your favorite content on your already huddled mobile screen. Despite being some of the best phones and best tablets around, iPhones and iPads are not immune to pop-ups. How to… Read More: How to stop pop-up ads on Safari for iOS andiPadOS »
In Windows 11, the Start Menu displays online and local search results for your query simultaneously. The default browser, Microsoft Edge on Bing, will open whenever an online result appears in the Start Menu. If you want those links to open in Google rather than Bing, this article can help. We’ll show you how to… Read More: How to Change Windows 11 Start Menu Default Search To… »
Install and configure Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) (20–25%) Install Active Directory Know the PowerShell commands: – Add the binaries Add-WindowsFeature -name ad-domain-services—lncludeManagementTools -Restart – Add a new forest Install-ADDSForest —DomainName ‘corp.contoso.com’ – Add a new domain in an existing forest Install-ADDSDomain -NewDomainName amer ParentDomainName ‘corp.contoso.com’ – Add a new domain controller in an… Read More: Cert Exam Prep: Exam 70-742: Identity with Windows Server 2019… »
This article is about the order of processing and precedence of the Group Policy Object (GPO). There is a acronym used to remember the order of processing: LSDOU – Local, Site, Domain, OU. Local GPO Site linked GPO Domain linked GPO Organizational Unit linked GPO The rule of thumb with precedence for the LSDOU order of processing is… Read More: How to Easily Remember Group Policy Object Processing And Precedence »
There’s a bug with unknown computers in 1702, in which a computer you previously built is using the GUID for the unknown computer. The symptom is that no task sequences are available but the cause is because a device with the same guid as one of the unknown computers (x86 or x64) was created. I… Read More: SCCM 1702 OSD Imaging Issue Fix/Solution “There are no task… »
Today is a big day for Apple. Earlier this afternoon it released iOS 8.1 to the masses, complete with its new Apple Pay mobile payment solution, and now it’s announced the results for its fourth quarter fiscal 2014. [adsenseyu1] Apple says that in Q4 FY14, which ended on September 27, it sold 39.27 million iPhones,… Read More: Apple reports sales of 39.27 million iPhones, 12.32 million iPads… »
There’s a fix for that! Whether caused by a virus, a new operating system or by simple mistake, being faced with an “Operating System not found” or similar error during your computer system’s boot up can be a nerve rattling experience. Assuming you have Microsoft’s Window 7 installed however, do not fear, such a boot… Read More: How to Fix Windows 7 When It Fails to Boot »
Apple isn’t leaving the car infotainment system industry to other players like BlackBerry’s QNX or Microsoft’s Windows Embedded. It has just announced its new CarPlay integration with the iPhone. The integration was first announced last year during the iOS 7 unveiling back in June 2013. [adsenseyu1] Only Lightning connector-enabled iPhones (iPhone 5s, 5c, 5) are… Read More: Apple announces CarPlay, an iOS experience on four wheels »
[adsenseyu1] Space Gray Silver Wi-Fi Wi-Fi + Cellular 1 16GB $499 32GB $599 64GB $699 128GB $799 16GB $629 32GB $729 64GB $829 128GB $929 2 6.6 inches 169.5 mm 9.4 inches 240 mm 0.29 inch 7.5 mm Height: 9.4 inches (240 mm) Width: 6.6 inches (169.5 mm) Depth: 0.29 inch (7.5… Read More: The new iPad Air specifications and prices »
Running up to the launch weekend of the iPhone 5s and 5c, analysts were conservatively predicting sales of somewhere between 5-8 million units. Turns, out, Apple beat even the most optimistic guess from industry watchers. Despite clear shortages of the 5s, Apple managed to sell 9 million iPhones between Friday and Sunday. That is –… Read More: iPhone Sales Top Nine Million, Sets New Record »