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• How to Rename Domain Name in Windows Server

  Domain rename is intended to be a supported method for renaming domains when domain renames are necessary. It is not
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• Prevent users from installing software (domain group policy)

  DisableUserInstalls is a machine policy which will block per-user installations. There is also an option for "hiding" existing per-user installed applications
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• Prevent users from installing software (local group policy)

  1. In the taskbar, search for Edit group policy and open it.   2. Expand "Administrative Templates "--"Windows Components"--"Windows Installer", find" Turn
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• Remove Network Icon from File Explorer Navigation Pane via Group Policy

  How to disable the Network icon from the left side of the File Explorer navigation pane on a PER USER
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• Create a local account in Windows 11

  Unplug any ethernet cable that is connected.During setup, press Shift + F10At the command prompt, type: oobe\bypassnro and press enter.
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• Windows Server - Error 9061: DFS Replication

  “It has been too long since this machine last replicated with the named source machine. The time between replications with
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• Create a de-bloated Windows ISO

  Download NTlite x64: https://www.ntlite.com/download/ Run the installer.  You can install to the PC or create a portable version.  Your choice. Download a
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• Create an Automated Windows Install

  Create your autounattended.xml file: https://schneegans.de/windows/unattend-generator/When finished, click "Download xml file" Download the Media Creation Tool from Microsoft.  Click the "Download Now" button
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• Configure the applications pinned to the taskbar

  Before you begin Here are some considerations before you start configuring the taskbar pinned applications: There's no limit to the number of
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• Find the Application User Model ID (AUMID) of an installed app

  To get the names and AUMIDs for all apps that appear in the Start menu, open a Windows PowerShell command
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