This guide provides an easy and relatively quick way to PXE boot windows which means you can install Windows over the network with PXE without the need for a CD drive. This is especially useful for old laptops that have no cd drive and can’t boot from USB. This guide is much quicker than the previous guide because it just installs a plain (vanilla) version of windows without all the unnecessary stuff sysangel installs.

You may have read in a previous post how i installed Ubuntu on my sisters laptop with PXE, well this worked great, but i couldnt for the life of me get WPA to work on the wireless card, so after about a week of trying i decided to try and PXE boot windows as the [...]

The purpose of this article is to explain, step by step, how to install Ubuntu (Ubuntu is my distro of choice, but the steps should work equally well for other distros) using a Windows 2000/XP client. Introduction PXE (Preboot Execution Environment) is not something new, but not often used by home users, as installing an [...]

If you run a high-traffic Web site or any other service with high demands on Windows servers, the Network Load Balancing support may be just what the doctor ordered for you. Under Windows Server 2003, you can bind up to 32 servers together in a cluster to even the load on the boxes and keep [...]

*Please Note, i am currently in the process of changing the website, so some things might not work properly, please contact me if you find anything* DRM is used in a number of media, but is most commonly found in video and music files. There are many who argue that DRM is a misnomer, since [...]