This hotfix will add 64-bit operating systems to the supported platforms list in SMS 2003 SP1.
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This problem occurs because CCM does not recognize that the Advanced Client is already installed on a 64-bit machine and therefore tries to re-push even though it should not process the CCR.
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SEATTLE - The next version of Windows will include a new document format, code-named "Metro," to print and share documents, Microsoft Corp. said Monday. Metro appears to rival Adobe Systems's PostScript and PDF (portable document format) technologies.
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Chris Liddell, former finance chief at International Paper, to move into the CFO's office for the software giant.
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Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows, OSNN, and Neowin updated their WinHEC 2005 coverages with Day 1
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SEATTLE - Microsoft has postponed most of its Next-Generation Secure Computing Base (NGSCB) security plan, company officials confirmed. Only a sliver of it will appear in the next version of Windows, code-named Longhorn, due out late next year.
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Microsoft announces the start of a design competition to rethink the desktop computer by offering a top prize of $125K to the group or person with the best PC design.
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SEATTLE - Samsung Electronics on Monday plans to show a prototype hard-disk drive that includes flash memory, promising lower power usage and less hard disk drive trouble for laptop users.
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Microsoft Accelerator for Six Sigma is an integrated set of products and services customized for Six Sigma practitioners.
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Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition is now available
An upgrade from Microsoft Windows XP Professional (32 Bit) to Windows XP Professional x64 Edition is available for $12/$22
Microsoft has released a 120-day trial of Windows XP Professional x64 Edition
Microsoft will attempt to bring Windows into the 64-bit era with a bang on Monday, unveiling its long-awaited 64-bit versions of Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP client. It will also show off the progress it has made with Longhorn and detail the role it will play in helping make 64-bit technology and advanced mobility common place.
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OSNN has posted day 0 of their WinHEC Coverage
Redmond scales back an ambitious security plan, but some pieces will show up in next Windows.
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