Figure 3: Configuring Windows Features. After you select your tools for use, click OK. Now, you can use your tools. If you click on the Start button and do not see them in your Start Menu, you can configure this in the Start Menu properties.
To access them, right click on the Start button and select Properties from the menu options. Now, configure the toolset to be displayed in the All Programs menu and click OK. Figure 4 shows the expanded toolset on Windows 7.
As you can see, the toolset grows as you need it. If you need to remove items, go back to Windows features and allow or block them there. Now you can manage your servers conveniently from your Windows 7 workstation. Then, click on View installed updates and remove Update for Microsoft Windows Do this by selecting it, right click it and then click on Uninstall.
To manage your servers, you first need to match your roles with your installed features. You can also connect and manage your servers to troubleshoot them. Logs are helpful, simply launch the Event Viewer and follow the same steps.
Right click the Event Viewer icon and connect to the server in which you want to view logs on. Figure 6 shows the Event Viewer used to help solve problems with Windows servers. Go through and use any of the tools that map to roles and features in your environment.
Browse through the tools and get familiar with them. You can also use the tools Help file to learn more about its usage. Because Windows administrators tend to rely on administrative tools to manage the server infrastructure, these tools will help with that task.
With Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7, you can quickly and easily manage and maintain your servers, roles, features and more, whether using Windows Server , , or R2. Here, we looked at how to download the tools, install them and configure them for use on Windows 7 as well as how to connect to and manage your server farm.
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Windows 7 expert Mark Edward Soper, author of Easy Microsoft Windows 7 , helps you discover and use advanced tools built into Windows 7 for managing your system. Sometimes a solution to the famous error message 'This update is not applicable to your computer' was to change the Windows version in the registry. Unfortunately, it appears that there is no such quick workaround this time.
I played a little with the well-known registry entries, but to no avail. Honestly, I don't understand why Microsoft neglects this important tool set. The damage to the reputation of Windows is immense. These were mostly Windows admins coming from Google, looking for a solution for this odd problem.
Many other popular sites discussed the problem as well. Therefore, this number represents only a small portion of the administrators seeking help. Of course, IT pros are the ones who first install a new Windows version. These are also the guys who often decide whether the whole organization upgrades its Windows version or not. I bet countless Windows admins gave up on Vista right after they tried to install the Adminpak.
If important programs from the Windows maker don't even work, how much compatibility can I expect from this Windows version? This time, the case is even more annoying. Heck, can someone please tell me why tools that originally don't belong to Windows come as an update?
The problem probably has something to do with the fact that Service Pack 1 for Windows Server R2 and Windows 7 were released together.
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