Windows Defender is a solid first-party antivirus on Windows 10. I am happy that finally, Microsoft has brought a feature-rich and secure antivirus for Windows 10 that is not a resource hog. It also comes with many features that can be helpful for users. One of the best features of Windows Defender (now called Windows […]
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In a move that has been in the making for a while, Facebook on Wednesday announced it is integrating the messaging experience on Instagram and Messenger. In a post on the official Facebook blog, the company said that the integration will bring some of the best Messenger features to Instagram and ensure that users have […]
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Xiaomi unveiled the Mi 10T lineup in Europe just yesterday. And while the Mi 10T and 10T Pro may have been the stars of the event, it is the Mi 10T Lite that instantly caught our eye. Mi 10 Lite arrives as the first smartphone powered by the recently announced Snapdragon 750G chipset. It is […]
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Google took the wraps off its first-ever 5G enabled Pixel phones, Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a 5G, mere hours ago. But, if you are someone who had been waiting to hear about the launch date of the vanilla Pixel 4a in India, it seems you are in luck, my friend. Google Pixel 4a India Launch […]
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Google has launched the new Nest Audio smart speaker today. You know, the speaker that Google revealed a while ago. The Nest Audio is aimed to be a replacement for the original Google Home speaker launched way back in 2016. The new Nest Audio looks a lot better than the original Google Home that most […]
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Google has today officially launched the new flagship Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a 5G. There’s not much that will surprise you about the new phones, considering almost everything about them had been leaked beforehand. However, we now have official pricing, confirmations on the specifications, and availability information for the new Google phones. Pixel 5 Starting […]
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Facebook on Tuesday announced that it is testing a new feature called ‘Accounts Center‘ that will enable users to control the integrations between their Facebook account, Messenger and Instagram. The feature, which can be accessed from the ‘Settings’ menu on all three apps, will also allow users to turn on or off features like ‘Single […]
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A few months after it added support for a slew of Indian languages from across the nation, Microsoft Translator has now added support for Assamese, increasing the number of supported Indian languages to twelve. Powered by Azure Cognitive Service Speech, the cloud-based service will now provide real-time translation and transliteration support for the north-eastern language […]
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If you’re someone who has enabled auto-downloads on WhatsApp, your phone is probably cluttered with a lot of forwarded media content from various WhatsApp groups. To help users efficiently manage the storage, WhatsApp is now rolling out a redesigned Storage Usage section in the latest WhatsApp beta version 2.20.201.9. The new Storage usage section has […]
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Having often come under scrutiny for the alleged privacy failings of its Alexa voice assistant, Amazon on Wednesday announced new privacy features that it says will offer users more control over how their private data is stored online. As part of the plan, users will now be able to choose whether or not to save […]
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Earlier this month, we saw signs of dark mode on Google Maps for Android. The company has now started rolling out the long-awaited feature for some users having the latest version of Google Maps. As you can see in the image below, Google Maps is indeed rolling out the dark theme along with support for […]
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Have you ever been in a situation where you happen to hear a song you like, but there is absolutely no way to figure out which song it is? I’m sure you have. It happens to all of us, and that nagging feeling of “what song is this?” just doesn’t seem to let go, does […]
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When Google made its video conferencing service Google Meet available for free to everyone with a Google account, the company had mentioned its plans to limit the duration of each session to 60 minutes by September 30. Considering that the pandemic situation is still showing no signs of slowing down, the software giant has now […]
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Ahead of its impending $40 billion acquisition by US chip giant, Nvidia, British semiconductor firm, ARM, has announced new ‘safety capable’ computing solutions aimed at a variety of autonomous systems, including vehicles and industrial machinery. These include the Cortex-A78AE CPU, the Mali-G78AE GPU and the Mali-C71AE ISP. In a press release, the company claimed that […]
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Earlier in June, Twitter started testing voice tweets on iOS to let users record voice messages and share them as a tweet. The social media company has now expanded the availability of the feature to more users on iOS. In response to user queries, Twitter clarified that the voice tweets feature is coming to Android […]
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Lenovo has finally launched the world’s first full-fledged foldable PC. Called the ‘ThinkPad X1 Fold‘, the device was originally unveiled at CES 2020, and promises to usher in a whole new computing category. Alongside the revolutionary new product, Lenovo also unveiled the ‘ThinkPad X1 Nano‘, described by the company as its lightest ThinkPad ever. ThinkPad […]
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Samsung launched the Galaxy Watch 3 last month, and then said that it will bring some of the new features from the Galaxy Watch 3 down to the Galaxy Watch Active 2 as well. Turns out, those features are coming now, with the new Tizen 5.5 update being rolled out to the Galaxy Watch Active […]
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A couple of days back, we saw a possible option in Google Messages to let users auto-delete OTPs after 24 hours. The latest development suggests that the company is focusing more on the app’s functionality, as it is now testing message categories. As XDA reports, Google Messages may soon have categories to help you organize […]
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Amazon on Tuesday announced a new contactless biometric technology called ‘Amazon One’ that allows shoppers to pay at stores by placing their palm over a scanner. It can also be used to present a loyalty card, enter stadiums, or even for badging into work. Basically, it would enable people to identify themselves or authorize a […]
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We recently wrote two in-depth guides on how to install Chrome OS on PC and how to dual-boot Chrome OS and Windows 10 on a single machine. This was an effort to bring Chrome OS to users who have been using Windows for years. While people love the lightweight OS and snappy performance, it doesn’t […]
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If you’re using a Samsung phone, or have used one in the past, you probably already know about Goodlock. For those who don’t, it’s like a suite of apps that bring some interesting customisation options to Samsung phones. Goodlock already has a lot of modules for customisation and Samsung recently added the Pentastic and Wonderland […]
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A short guide to installing Windows Server on SD Car for Cisco UCS Servers. In this lab, I demonstrate it on Cisco UCS 220 M4. The method works fin for every UCS servers.
Before booting your UCS Server, check the Cisco FlexFlash section via CIMC to make sure the Server recognized the SD card.
I’ve mounted a Samsung Evo SD Card instead of dedicated Cisco SD Card.
2. In the Windows Setup press Shift+F10 to open the command prompt.
3. Type the diskpart and press enters then partition the Cisco UCS SD card for Windows Installation with below diskpart command.
list disk
Select disk 4
clean
format quick fs=ntfs label=System
assign letter=C
active
exitNow the SD Card is partitioned and ready for deploying Windows Server.
4. Run the Windows image file using the below command from the bootable USB.
X:\source>dism.exe /Apply-Image /ImageFile:d:\sources\install.wim /index:2 /ApplyDir:c:\Note: the D drive is my Bootable USB which contains the Windows Server sources contents.
5. Finally, edit the Windows Server boot manager to force the system to boot via drive C.
bootsect /nt60 C: /force /mbr<br>
bcdboot C:\Windows /s C:
6. Done. Restart your UCS Server and it will boot up via SD card.
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When Mozilla released Firefox 79 on Android, the company faced criticism over the lack of several features and limited extensions support. To address user concerns, the company added the back button with Firefox 80, followed by some other features like download manager on Firefox 81. Mozilla has now added support for a handful of extensions […]
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In a curious turn of events, HMD Global on Monday withdrew its Android 11 update timeline for Nokia smartphones shortly after making the announcement on Twitter. In a tweet that has since been deleted, the official Nokia Mobile account announced that more than a dozen devices are eligible to get the update, starting Q4, 2020. […]
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When you are buying a second-hand MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, or any other Mac for that matter, you should make sure to check its CPU configuration. Since each Mac model comes with different CPU configurations, checking the processor configuration will ensure that you are not swindled out of your hard-earned money. So, if you are […]
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Courtesy the fun-loving home screen customization coupled with a plethora of all-new features, iOS 14 has received rave reviews. While most iPhone users are busy customizing the iPhone or trying out the cool additions, a handful of them has run into some issues like the unexpected battery drain. If the problem has sneaked into your […]
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To make it easier for users to capture screenshots, Microsoft is adding a built-in screenshot tool on Chromium-based Edge. The feature, dubbed Web capture, is now live in the Dev and Canary channels of the Edge browser on desktop. The new web capture tool is a refined version of the web notes tool present in […]
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Alongside the Mi Smart band 5 and Mi Watch Revolve, which cater to your fitness, the company has also unveiled the Mi Automatic Soap Dispenser in India today. Xiaomi is making a much-needed product available in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Priced at an affordable Rs. 999 in India, it is the need of the […]
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Xiaomi is one of the biggest wearable makers, thanks to the popularity of the Mi Band across the globe. It’s an affordable and feature-rich fitness tracker but the company has finally decided to take the next step. Xiaomi has launched its first-ever smartwatch, the Mi Watch Revolve, in India today. It is a rebranded version […]
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Web browsers are constantly introducing new features to improve the multitasking experience. While Google Chrome has tab grouping to group similar tabs and is already working on an automatic tab grouping feature, the latest Canary feature attempts to efficiently manage separate browser windows. As spotted by Techdows, there exists a new feature named Window Naming […]
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Just days after launching its current-generation XPS 13 lineup in India, Dell has refreshed a number of those laptops, including the XPS 13 2-in-1, XPS 13 and XPS 13 Developer Edition, with Intel’s Tiger Lake processors and Thunderbolt 4 connectivity. They are also the first Dell laptops to offer Intel Evo certification, which means they […]
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Finally, the day we have all been waiting for years is here. Xiaomi has now launched its first-ever smart speaker in India today. The company took the wraps off the Mi Smart Speaker at its ‘Smarter Living’ IoT event. It is a rebranded version of the Mi Art Smart Speaker in China, backed by Google […]
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Chromebooks are popular for its dead-simple user interface and bloat-free operating system. Unlike Windows, here you won’t find system tools such as Device Manager, Performance Monitor, Event Viewer, and so on. Google believes that you don’t need such tools to check system performance since Chrome OS is not a resource hog. However, that seems to […]
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Just like each year, Xiaomi has updated its affordable fitness tracker with the launch of the Mi Smart Band 5 in India today. It is a successor to last year’s Mi Smart Band 4 and brings along a myriad of upgrades. Mi Smart Band 5 was first unveiled in China in June, followed by a […]
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Multiple Microsoft 365 services, including Outlook, Office 365 and Teams, experienced a massive outage last night, affecting millions of people around the world. The company said that it started investigating the issue after users started complaining that they were unable to log into their Microsoft 365 accounts. However, users who were already logged into an […]
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In July, Google added dark mode support for Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides on Android. The software giant is now rolling out a similar update for the iOS versions of Docs, Sheets, and Slides. With this update, these three productivity apps join the list of Google apps to have dark mode support on both Android […]
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The Android and iOS apps of Google Meet are getting a new update that will enable it to intelligently filter out background noise. What that means in essence is that the app will now will automatically remove distracting from your phone’s audio input while still letting your voice through. The feature was originally rolled out […]
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Late last month, Samsung launched the developer beta for its upcoming Android 11 based software update — One UI 3.0. That beta was available to developers on the Galaxy S20 series of smartphones, which means regular folks couldn’t get the update to play around with. Now however, the company has announced that a public beta […]
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App Library has simplified apps management. Now, you no longer need to spend plenty of time to organize your apps in different folders and even run through home screen pages to find a specific app. Interestingly, you can download apps directly to the App Store to prevent the apps from cluttering the home screen. If […]
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Just as Xiaomi is gearing up to bulk up its IoT portfolio with the launch of a new smart speaker, Mi Band 5, and Mi Watch Revolve in India, its arch-nemesis Realme has gone ahead with its announcement for an AIoT event in the country. The Chinese giant has decided to go head-to-head with Xiaomi […]
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Google has today announced a change coming with Android 12 that should make it easier for users to install and use third party app stores on their smartphones. While it’s already possible for users to use third party app stores on their phones, such as the Galaxy Store, Google is hoping to make the process […]
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Samsung has announced the launch of its new mid-range tablet, the Galaxy Tab A7, in India. The device was originally unveiled earlier this month at the company’s ‘Life Unstoppable’ virtual event, where it also announced a slew of other products, including the Galaxy A42 5G smartphone, the Galaxy Fit2 smart band and even a 4K […]
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While Chromecast works remarkably well within the Android – Chrome ecosystem, the moment you step out of Google’s hallowed garden, you realize there is little choice for Windows users. You can’t cast local media stored on your Windows 10 computer to Android TV. Neither you can cast any program other than Chrome. So if you […]
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Realme is apparently set to announce a new smartphone under the Q-series next month. According to noted tipster, Digital Chat Station, the new smartphone might be announced October 13th. It will reportedly have the model number RMX2173, which suggests it will be the same device that was spotted on the website of China’s electronics certification […]
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I love the group messaging feature on iMessage. With iOS 14, the introduction of new iMessage features like the inline reply and the ability to tag or mention people in group messages have made it even better. However, the new mention feature also means that you will receive notifications even on muted group threads if […]
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Uber lost its license to operate in London back in November last year following Transport for London (TfL)’s decision to revoke its license based on security concerns. Soon after the incident, Indian ride-hailing company Ola started its operations in the city and managed to attract over 10,000 drivers. In response to Uber’s appeal last December, […]
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Motorola launched its second-gen foldable smartphone, the Motorola Razr 5G, earlier this month. It improves on the nostalgia-laden Razr revival with better cameras, new 5G-enabled Snapdragon chipset, and a more durable design. Today, the company has started teasing the launch of Motorola Razr 5G in India. Motorola teased the Razr 5G launch for India in […]
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