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Microsoft’s Volume Activation Management Toolkit version 3 (VAMT 3) is chock-full of new features. Michael Simmons walks you through the improvements.

While the jury may still be out on Windows 8 in the enterprise, there are plenty of useful features in Windows Server 2012 for IT admins.

Power to the people! John O’Neill, Sr., shows you how to enable users to perform a remote wipe of their own mobile devices through Outlook Web Access (OWA).

Microsoft’s Edwin Yuen and Matt McSpirit Discuss Windows Server 2012, Hyper-V 3.0, Windows ODX, and SR-IOV.

Hyper-V was developed to scratch the itch that Windows Virtual PC couldn’t satisfy. Jeff Hicks discusses using Windows 8 client Hyper-V in the first of a five-part series.

You know, File History is not just another name for a backup — it also protects against accidental changes. John O’Neill, Sr., shows you how to enable and restore File History in Windows 8.

That iOS device may not be new, but it’s new to you, right? John O’Neill, Sr., walks you through how to wipe an iPhone or iPad and render it factory-fresh.

One of the perks of PowerShell 3 is the ability to update help files. Jeff Hicks shows you how to create your own update system.

The Knights Who Say NEE: VMware’s new Project NEE training platform has the potential to revolutionize online education.

Microsoft will announce later this morning that Windows Server 2012 is now generally available for purchase and download.

We’re at the end of our multi-part series on creating custom objects in PowerShell! Discover the enhancements found in PowerShell v3.0.

Learn to create PowerShell custom objects from scratch in part three of this series.