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  1. Catalin Alexandru 22

    Intermittent vms3cap.sys Blue Screen Errors on Windows Server 2008R2 with RDP Connections

    Hi all. On a Windows Server 2012 R2 with Hyper-V role I run a Windows Server 2008R2 host. Sometimes, when I initiate an RDP connection on the host, without being able to establish a pattern, it gives me a crash on the vms3cap.sys driver. The issue first appeared in October after a host update. I...
    • Catalin Alexandru 22
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    • bluescreen crash driver issues hyper-v rdp connection server update troubleshooting vms3cap.sys windows 2008r2 windows server
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Server Forums
  2. CraigJConrad

    Windows 7 Keeping ONE Display Active

    I have an unusual question. I run a Windows 2008R2 "server" system on dual-display. The secondary monitor is devoted to an application ("Blue Iris") that displays security cameras on it. The main monitor is on a KVM, so that the monitor is switched to my laptop and/or my regular desktop...
    • CraigJConrad
    • Thread
    • blue iris computer monitoring display settings dual display home security kvm switch lock state media server monitor configuration remote access screen timeout security cameras server setup user experience windows 2008r2
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  3. News

    Compatibility with user accounts ending with the dollar sign ($)

    Starting in Windows 7/2008R2, there are potential compatibility issues with using domain user accounts ending with the dollar sign ($). Managed service accounts are identified by ending in a dollar sign ($) and there can be confusion on a system when... Link Removed
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    • Thread
    • compatibility domain accounts managed service potential issues system confusion user accounts windows 2008r2 windows 7 windows server
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Knowledge Base (KB)
  4. News

    Domain user accounts should no longer end with the dollar sign ($)

    Starting in Windows 7/2008R2, domain user accounts should not end with the dollar sign ($). Managed service accounts are identified by ending in a dollar sign ($) and there can be confusion on a system when setting a service to run under an account... Link Removed
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    • best practices configuration domain managed service accounts security service management user accounts windows 2008r2 windows 7
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Knowledge Base (KB)
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