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Hi folks, Ned Pyle guest-posting today about SMB over QUIC, a game-changer coming to Windows, Windows Server, and Azure Files. In today’s world, SMB file share access for mobile users requires expensive & complex VPNs. Departments trying to use Azu… Continue reading SMB over QUIC: Files Without the VPN
Hello everyone, my name is John Clyburn and I am a Sr. consultant in MCS. I recently ran into a problem connecting to a share on a Hyper-V server configured using the SDNExpress PowerShell scripts. I’ve been working with Software Defined Network… Continue reading Can’t connect to Windows Share – Error code: 0x80070035. The network path was not found.
Annnndddddd we’re back for the monthly recap! February in HLS was filled with HLS Events, Webcasts, “How To” Posts, and Industry Expert Blogs. Take a look below:
Microsoft Teams in HLS Events:
Product Group Event – Driving Adoption of Team… Continue reading February in HLS – Teams, Live Events, AI, Power BI, Data Protection and Clinical Industry Experts!
ML.NET is a cross-platform, machine learning framework for .NET developers. Model Builder is the UI tooling in Visual Studio that uses Automated Machine Learning (AutoML) Continue reading February ML.NET Model Builder Updates
Some programs enumerate all windows in order to understand what is on the screen. For example, a “window picker” for a screen capture program, or a screen snipping tool, Continue reading How can I detect that my window has been suppressed from the screen by the shell?
The Visual Studio roadmap has been updated to provide a peek into the work planned for Visual Studio through June 2020. It captures significant capabilities that we plan Continue reading The Spring 2020 Roadmap for Visual Studio published
This March, discover the world of Xamarin and .NET development through in-person and virtual events all month long. Explore recent news and updates with your community at Continue reading Xamarin and .NET Developer Events in March
The final specifier in C++ marks a class or virtual member function as one which cannot be derived from or overriden. For example, consider the following code:
struc Continue reading The Performance Benefits of Final Classes