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How to Add a Virtual Second Monitor for Mac
Presentations over video conferencing apps like Zoom and Google Meet work best when you share your entire screen but anyone with a 4K display knows the lag doing that can create. Also, if you only have one screen, this leaves you without any space for your notes. You can work around this by only sharing a portion of you screen,…
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Microsoft warns Azure Virtual Desktop users of black screen issues
Microsoft warned customers they might experience up to 30 minutes of black screens when logging into Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) after installing the KB5040525 Windows 10 July 2024 preview update. Additional symptoms include single sign-on (SSO) failures (on Office applications such as Outlook and Teams) blocking connections to backend services or preventing data syncs and Office apps losing network connectivity…
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6 Best Hosted Virtual Desktop (HVD) Solutions 2024
A Hosted Virtual Desktop (HVD) is a complete desktop environment that runs on a virtual machine using a cloud-based server’s computing and storage resources. It utilizes virtualization software from providers like Microsoft and VMware. Here is our list of the best HVD providers: Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Allows you to deliver VDI, virtual applications, and DaaS from any cloud,…
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What Is Hosted Virtual Desktop? A complete 2024 Guide
In today’s fast-paced digital environment, businesses are constantly seeking solutions that enhance productivity, reduce costs, and improve security. One innovative approach that has gained traction over the years is the Hosted Virtual Desktop (HVD). This technology enables users to access their desktops remotely through cloud-based servers, transforming how organizations manage IT resources. In this article, we will explore the concept…
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How to set up Windows 11 Hyper-V virtual machines – Computerworld
Figure 16: Double the defaults (8GB instead of 4GB) this time around, please. Ed Tittel / IDG The next step is to select the Default Switch option for the Connection field under the Configure Networking heading, as shown in Figure 17. Here again, it’s important to note the default is “Not connected,” which means the VM cannot access any networks.…
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Is a Virtual Contact Center Viable for Busy Companies?
Virtual contact centers leverage cloud-based VoIP technology, enabling high-volume communication from any internet-connected device. They combine advanced call handling, routing, analytics, agent management, and queueing into one user-friendly platform. All while enabling the people who use it to make and take calls — or manage the system — from home, a coffee shop, a hotel room, or their desk at…
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How to Disable UEFI Secure Boot on a Proxmox VE Virtual Machine
For GPU passthrough to work or for installing specific device drivers on a Proxmox VE virtual machine, you may need to disable UEFI Secure Boot on your Proxmox VE virtual machine. In this article, I will show you how to disable UEFI secure boot on a Proxmox VE virtual machine. The procedures shown in this article will also work on…
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How to Create a Fedora 40 Virtual Machine on Proxmox VE
Downloading the Fedora 40 ISO Image and Transferring it to Proxmox VE To install Fedora 40 on a Proxmox VE virtual machine, you will need the ISO installation image of Fedora 40. You can download the ISO image of Fedora Workstation (the default Fedora spin with GNOME desktop environment) from this link. Fedora 40 has other spins featuring other popular…
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How to Passthrough an NVIDIA GPU to a Fedora 40 Proxmox VE Virtual Machine
If you passthrough an NVIDIA GPU to a Fedora 40 Proxmox VE virtual machine, you get many benefits, such as: Stream the virtual machine’s display directly on the monitor connected to the NVIDIA GPU. Add a USB keyboard and a mouse to the virtual machine and use it like a real desktop computer. Get near-native 3D performance on the virtual…
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How to Passthrough an NVIDIA GPU on a Proxmox VE Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Virtual Machine (VM)
If you passthrough an NVIDIA GPU to an Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Proxmox VE virtual machine (VM), you get many benefits, such as: Stream the display of the VM directly on the monitor connected to the NVIDIA GPU. Add a USB keyboard and a mouse to the VM and use the VM like a real desktop computer. Get near-native 3D performance…
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