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Day: November 15, 2012

Converting between GUI and Server Core in Windows Server 2012 Using PowerShell V3

Converting between GUI and Server Core in Windows Server 2012 Using PowerShell V3

In Windows Server 2012, you can convert a computer installed with the full GUI option to Server Core, and vice- versa. This is a major improvement in Server Core version present in Windows Server 2008 R2, in which you can…
November 15, 2012 · by Vinith · 0

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