Desktop operating systems

Windows may be the most common desktop operating system in the enterprise, but it's not alone. Linux and macOS are two other OSes IT pros could run into. As a result it's important to understand the inner workings of each OS to ensure that whatever a user is working with functions at its peak and keeps corporate data secure.

Running GPU passthrough for a virtual desktop with Hyper-V
IT needs to deliver quality to UX for desktops users, and sometimes edge cases arise. For example, they might need to configure ...
How to troubleshoot an RDP remote session stuck at configuring
Admins forced to troubleshoot a Microsoft RDP session stuck at configuration must understand these key steps to fix their issue ...
How to create and manage Azure Virtual Desktop golden images
With the help of golden images, virtual desktop administrators can deliver a secure and up-to-date system with all that end users...

How will enterprises handle changes in Exchange Server SE?
With current Exchange Server versions expiring in October, Microsoft's move to subscriptions and a tight migration deadline puts ...
Try these strategies to modernize Windows workloads
Legacy applications create tough choices for admins who must balance business needs and security. This article covers these ...
Microsoft Configuration Manager vs. Intune key comparisons
This evaluation of Configuration Manager and Intune outlines the key features, pros and cons so admins know which tool -- or a ...

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