Windows Server 2012... Dét var godt nok noget andet...

Jeg har for et par uger siden, i forbindelse med mit arbejde, kastet mig ud i at installere Windows Server 2012 Datacenter. Det er vist ikke mere end et par uger siden, at Windows Server 2012 blev frigivet, så der har ikke været så mange nyheder omkring det endnu. Men det kommer nok...

Installationen er sådan set let nok, lettere end med Windows Server 2008, men navigationen er godt nok noget andet... Jeg prøver på denne siden, at kaste mig ud i tips og How-To-Dos i Windows Server 2012, så måske er der nogle andre derude, der kan bruge lidt af det. Planen er, at der løbende kommer nye tips til...

1. Log off (eller "Sign out", som det hedder i denne version)
Musen ned i venstre hjørne af skærmen (eller genvejstast [WINDOWS]) 

Klik på dit navn øverst til højre og vælg "Sign out"
2. "Administrator" menu
Højre klik nederst i venstre hjørne
3. Find/start program
Klik dig ind på "den nye start side" og skriv f.eks. "note", [ENTER]. Det er nok til at starte Notepad.
4. Slå Server Manager auto-start fra
Vælg "Manage", "Server Manager Properties". Her kan du du de-aktivere auto-start.


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