Marc is one of the Editors of PCWDLD & loves to get his Hands into Things he Shouldn't.
He's passionate about Networking (Cisco, etc), Microsoft Server and has a knack for Audio Engineering as well.
With an Extensive History in Windows Server Administration and Exchange Server Administration, Marc is paving the Future for newcomers to learn more about Tools & Software they can use to make your job easier!
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We’ve already heard the usual complaints from end-users… “my Internet is slow…,” or “my downloads are taking too long…” and the first thing that comes to our mind is to…
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There are many ways to monitor Windows services but one of the most flexible methods is via PowerShell (PS). The advanced PS scripts referenced in this post will help you…
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