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In this short guide, I’ll be reviewing the necessary information for how to manage services from the command line on Windows workstations and servers. It should also go without saying that “services” are an integral part of pretty much all computer systems. You should also be aware that “services” are sometimes referred to as daemons (pronounced “demons”), especially in various ...

If you’ve ever managed workstation printer installations for a decent-sized Windows environment, you likely already know that it can be challenging at times. But if you’re just now gearing up for the first time to do some deeper management in this area, this article should prove to be very helpful! NOTE 1:  I’ve seen some very short, concise posts or ...

Have you ever needed to install printers on a workstation, and you thought to yourself, “If only I could quickly copy the installed printers from another PC, it would save me so much time!”? Well, today’s your lucky day! Microsoft has actually had a way of accomplishing this for many years (a separate utility named “Print Migrator”, which has since ...