When the local workstation system upgrade to Windows Server 2008, we sometimes find a strange often happens that the system failure, that is to search each file in the local system or update the system, the system CPU resources, there will be 100% always depletion phenomenon, when this phenomenon occurs, the server system can not perform almost any operation, it is clear this will affect the stable operation of the server system. In fact, Windows Server 2008 system, the reason will be in the implementation of file system updates the search operation or operations, the occurrence of 100% of CPU resources, the phenomenon of depletion, the main server system that comes with Windows Module Installer system service to run automatically created. Services in order to prevent automatic installation of the module, we can set the Windows Server 2008 system, service properties, the Windows Module Installer system services from running, the following steps are specific settings:
Virtualization at Microsoft Corp. Zane Adam, senior director of accepting Server 2008, Hyper-V is built one of the. "Mendel said:" Microsofts approach is to bundle. "Mendel said:" A few years ago, Microsoft acquired virtualization technology company, we started the competition, but anyway, Microsoft has failed to exceed our, recently released a new product called Hyper-V, see it is much better than its previous products, but the technology is still immeasurably with VMwares. VMware is specifically focused on virtualization solutions, and Microsoft does, in addition to virtualization, there is much to worry about the business and to worry about things, things that distract him too much attention. " Several Yahoo shareholders are seeking at least $ 35 per share price of the shares in the hands thrown out, worth 5 billion. Most analysts believe Microsoft will eventually price of 32-35 U.S. dollars per share to buy Yahoo, so Fridays talks as no surprise. If the negotiations succeed, Microsoft will save time-consuming and money consuming hostile takeover. Although negotiations have not made progress, but investors have reacted, Yahoo shares rose 7%, combined $ 1.82, to $ 28.63 a share.