EU to Probe Microsoft Challenge
European Union judges have another chance to probe Microsoft's challenge to a landmark decision that the software giant illegally muscled out rivals.
EU to Probe Microsoft Challenge
EU to Probe Microsoft Challenge
Says businesses using Vista together with its Bitlocker hard drive encryption technology will have easy, safe way to dispose of their hard disks.
Microsoft: Bitlocker key to safe disk disposal
Microsoft: Bitlocker key to safe disk disposal
Microsoft continues its strategic investments in the growing Chinese technology market. The software vendor has signed a $900 million deal with China to promote the growth of the country's software industry, China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said Wednesday.
Microsoft invests $900 million in China
Microsoft invests $900 million in China
Asset Metrics, which delivers its tool as a service, provides inventory of different applications and maps them to known servers.
Microsoft Grabs Asset Management Company
Microsoft Grabs Asset Management Company
Microsoft says that a European Commission antitrust ruling shackled its ability to compete but a Commission lawyer rejected the charges as "absurd and frivolous."
Commission, Microsoft in Sharp Court Exchange
Commission, Microsoft in Sharp Court Exchange
Buys Canada-based AssetMetrix, which helps businesses manage their fleet of PCs and software.
Microsoft scoops up asset-tracking firm
Microsoft scoops up asset-tracking firm
Microsoft tells a court that a landmark European Commission antitrust decision prevents it from competing in the market to the benefit of its rivals.
Microsoft Opens New Attack on EU Ruling
Microsoft Opens New Attack on EU Ruling
New social networking technology from Microsoft Research automatically finds friends for users.
Microsoft Tries for a Social Wallop
Microsoft Tries for a Social Wallop
Q&A: Bob Muglia discusses Microsoft's plan to get IT shops to switch to its approach.
Microsoft High on New Service Desk Offering
Microsoft High on New Service Desk Offering
Microsoft signs a deal with China to purchase $700 million of Chinese electronic hardware over the next five years, the latest move by the software giant in the fast-growing mainland market.
Microsoft Says to Buy $700 Million of Chinese Hardware
Microsoft Says to Buy $700 Million of Chinese Hardware
Microsoft ISA Server increases branch bandwidth and security with built-in caching, VPN and firewall capabilities.
Banking on Bandwidth: Microsoft Holds €œHands-on Labs € to Help Financial Firms Maximize Branch Connectivity, Security
Banking on Bandwidth: Microsoft Holds €œHands-on Labs € to Help Financial Firms Maximize Branch Connectivity, Security
Windows PowerShell is a new task-based command line shell and intuitive scripting language for system administration that provides comprehensive control and automation for Windows administrators. Windows PowerShell makes administrators more productive by improving the manageability of the Windows operating system and applications that run on Windows. Exchange Server 2007 and System Center Operations Manager 2007 (Microsoft Operations Manager “V3”) will be built upon Windows PowerShell.
The key features of Windows PowerShell include:
Over 130 standard utilities (called “cmdlets) for completing common system administration tasks such as working with the registry, services, processes, Windows Management Instrumentation, event logs, etc..
Intuitive, task-based scripting language and support for existing scripts and command line tools..
Designed for consistency so all tools and system data stores follow a common syntax, common naming conventions and information can be easily shared/piped between tools.
Simplified command-based navigation of the operating system (including drives, startup files, and registry).
Powerful object manipulation capabilities (objects can be directly manipulated or pipelined to other tools or databases).
Designed for extensibility so that independent software vendors and enterprise developers can easily build custom tools and utilities to administer their software.
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The key features of Windows PowerShell include:
Over 130 standard utilities (called “cmdlets) for completing common system administration tasks such as working with the registry, services, processes, Windows Management Instrumentation, event logs, etc..
Intuitive, task-based scripting language and support for existing scripts and command line tools..
Designed for consistency so all tools and system data stores follow a common syntax, common naming conventions and information can be easily shared/piped between tools.
Simplified command-based navigation of the operating system (including drives, startup files, and registry).
Powerful object manipulation capabilities (objects can be directly manipulated or pipelined to other tools or databases).
Designed for extensibility so that independent software vendors and enterprise developers can easily build custom tools and utilities to administer their software.
Download for x86
Download for x64
download for ia64
Download Documentation Pack
Select number of beta testers is invited to use the service at no cost and will have early access to new features.
Microsoft makes OneCare free for some
Microsoft makes OneCare free for some
The software giant will add a service desk module and a scripting console to Exchange Server 2007.
Microsoft bulks up in management software
Microsoft bulks up in management software
Microsoft is said to be planning to buy in-game advertising heavyweight Massive in a deal worth $200 million to $400 million,...
Microsoft said to be buying Massive
Microsoft said to be buying Massive
Start-up hopes to use technology developed by Microsoft's research unit to take on sites like Friendster and MySpace.com.
Microsoft licenses new way to make friends
Microsoft licenses new way to make friends
Microsoft has published the Microsoft Security Bulletin Re-Releases for April 25, 2006
Microsoft IP Ventures program teams up with Silicon Valley entrepreneur to create a new social networking company.
Microsoft Spins Out a Wallop
Microsoft Spins Out a Wallop
While Microsoft has done little to tout the fact, the Windows Live team is scooping up big-name developers with Google, Amazon, AOL, BEA, and Technorati pedigrees.
Can the Windows Live Team Reverse the Microsoft Brain Drain
Can the Windows Live Team Reverse the Microsoft Brain Drain