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The information sent to Microsoft about your network is used to determine which devices on the network should be installed automatically.

Microsoft doesn’t use the information to identify, contact, or target advertising to you. If you choose turn on sharing and connect to devices when you join a network, network discovery is turned on for that network. You can choose whether to turn on network discovery at all and whether to turn on automatic setup of network connected devices by selecting Change advanced sharing settings in Network and Sharing Center.

Wi—Fi Direct is a wireless technology that allows devices to communicate directly with each other, without needing to connect to a Wi—Fi network. Depending on your device installation settings, when Windows pairs with wireless devices, Windows might send some information to Microsoft and install device software on your PC.

Device encryption helps protect your data by encrypting it using BitLocker Drive Encryption technology, which can help prevent offline software attacks. When you turn on device encryption, Windows encrypts the data on the drive Windows is installed on.

When you use software encryption, cryptographic keys in memory continually encrypt and decrypt data as it is read from or written to the protected drive. When you use hardware encryption, data encryption and decryption is performed by the drive. When device encryption is on, Windows automatically encrypts the drive Windows is installed on and generates a recovery key.

The recovery key can help you to access your protected data in case of certain hardware failures or other problems. The BitLocker recovery key for your PC is automatically backed up online in the MicrosoftOneDrive account of each administrator account that is connected to a Microsoft account. Your computer name and an identifier for the recovery key are also backed up in the same OneDrive account. Recovery information allows you to access your protected data in case of certain hardware failures or other problems, and allows BitLocker to distinguish between authorized and unauthorized users.

Microsoft backs up your recovery information in your OneDrive account so you can access it online. We might use aggregate data about recovery keys to analyze trends and help improve our products and services. For example, we might use this information to determine the proportion of PCs where Device Encryption is turned on.

If you choose to use a Microsoft account while setting up your PC, and your PC supports it, device encryption is turned on and your recovery key is backed up in your OneDrive account. If you choose to use a local account while setting up your PC, device encryption is turned off. You can view and manage the recovery keys stored in your OneDrive account here.

DirectAccess makes it possible for your PC to remotely and seamlessly connect to your workplace network whenever your PC is connected to the Internet, no matter your location. Each time you start your PC, DirectAccess will attempt to connect to your workplace network, whether or not you’re physically located at your workplace.

Once connected, your PC will download workplace policy, and you’ll be able to access configured resources in the workplace network. Your workplace administrator might leverage DirectAccess connectivity to remotely manage and monitor your PC, including the websites you visit even when you aren’t physically located at your workplace.

DirectAccess must be configured by your workplace administrator using Group Policy. While your administrator can allow you to temporarily deactivate some elements of DirectAccess, only your workplace administrator can stop Windows from attempting to connect to your workplace for management purposes. If you or your workplace administrator removes your PC from your workplace domain, DirectAccess will no longer be able to connect.

The Ease of Access Center enables you to turn on accessibility options and settings to help you more easily interact with the PC. This information is saved in a non-human-readable format and stored locally on your PC. A set of configuration recommendations are provided to you based on the statements that you choose. You can choose which statements you would like to select by going to Ease of Access in Control Panel. You can alter your choices at any time.

You can also choose which of the recommendations you want to configure on your PC. PC users, primarily administrators, can use Event Viewer to view and manage event logs. Event logs contain information about hardware, software, and security events on your PC. You can also get information from Microsoft about events in the event logs by clicking Event Log Online Help. Event logs contain event information generated by all users and apps on the PC.

By default, all users can view event log entries; however, administrators can choose to restrict access to event logs. You can access the event logs for your PC by opening Event Viewer.

If you use Event Log Online Help to look up additional information about a specific event, information about the event is sent to Microsoft. When you use Event Log Online Help to look up information about an event, the event data sent from your PC is used to locate and provide you with additional information about the event.

For Microsoft events, the event details will be sent to Microsoft. For events associated with third-party apps, the information will be sent to the location specified by the third-party publisher or manufacturer. If you send information about events to third-party publishers or manufacturers, use of the information will be subject to each third party’s privacy practices. Administrators can choose to restrict access to Event Viewer logs. Users who have full access to event viewer logs can clear them.

Unless you have previously consented to sending event information automatically when you click Event Log Online Help, you’ll be asked to confirm that the information presented to you can be sent over the Internet. No event log information will be sent over the Internet unless you consent to send it.

Administrators can use Group Policy to select or change the site to which event information is sent. Family Safety helps parents protect their children when they use a PC.

Parents can control which apps, games, and websites children are allowed to use. Parents can also set time limits and receive regular activity reports via email. Parents can manage restrictions and view activity reports locally on the PC or online using the Microsoft Family Safety website.

Activity reports can include info about time spent using the computer, time spent in individual apps and games, and websites visited including attempts to view blocked sites. Administrators on the PC can change settings and view the activity report. A parent can allow other people to view activity reports and change settings by adding them as parents on the Microsoft Family Safety website. If the parent configuring Family Safety is signed into Windows with a Microsoft account, online management is automatically turned on.

Windows and the Microsoft Family Safety website use the information collected to provide the Family Safety feature. Family Safety is turned off by default. Only administrators can turn on Family Safety, and only users without administrative privileges can be monitored or restricted. If Family Safety is turned on, the child will receive a notification that Family Safety is monitoring their account each time they sign in to Windows.

If you indicate that an account is a child account during account creation, you can choose to enable Family Safety for that account. Parent accounts can be added or removed on the Microsoft Family Safety website. To properly use Family Safety, only parents should be administrators of their PC, and children should not be granted administrative privileges. Please note that using this feature to monitor other users such as adults may violate applicable law.

The fax feature allows you to create and save fax cover pages, and to send and receive faxes using your PC and an external or a built-in fax modem or a fax server.

By default, Windows uses “Fax” as the value for each identifier. Information entered in the sender dialog box is presented on the fax cover page. Fax access is determined by your user account privileges on the PC. Unless a fax administrator changes access settings, all users can send and receive faxes. By default, all users can view the documents that they send and any fax that is received on the PC. Administrators can see all faxed documents, sent or received, and can configure fax settings, including who has permissions to view or manage faxes, and the TSID and CSID values.

Automatic learning is a handwriting recognition personalization tool that is available on PCs with touch or tablet pen. This feature collects data about the words that you use and how you write them. This helps the handwriting recognition software improve its interpretation of your handwriting style and vocabulary and also improves auto correction and text suggestions for languages without input method editors IMEs. Information collected by automatic learning is stored in the user profile for each user on the PC.

Text from messages you compose and calendar entries you create by using email apps for example, Office Outlook or Windows Live Mail including any messages that you have already sent. Recognized text from ink that you write in Input Panel or type using touch keyboards. The information collected is used to help improve handwriting recognition by creating a version of the recognition software that’s personalized to your own style and vocabulary, and to turn on auto correction and text suggestions as you type using touch keyboards.

The text samples are used to create an extended dictionary. The ink samples are used to help improve handwriting recognition for each user on a PC. Automatic learning is turned on by default. You can turn automatic learning on or off at any time by going to Advanced settings in Languages in Control Panel. When you turn off automatic learning, any data that has been collected and stored by automatic learning is deleted. Windows allows you to easily link PCs on your home network so that you can share pictures, music, videos, documents, and devices.

It also enables PCs to stream media to devices on your home network such as a media extender. These PCs and devices are your homegroup. You can help protect your homegroup with a password, and you can choose what you want to share. You can access your own files, such as pictures, videos, music, and documents, from any PC in the homegroup. When you join a homegroup, account information including email address, display name, and picture for all Microsoft accounts on your PC will be shared with others in the homegroup in order to turn on sharing with those users.

The information collected allows PCs in your homegroup to understand who to share content with and how to present it. You have the ability to add or remove PCs from your homegroup and decide what is shared with other homegroup members.

You can create a homegroup and manage its settings by going to HomeGroup under Network in PC settings. If the IME cannot find a good suggestion in your local dictionary it will send the keyboard input to Microsoft to determine if there are better candidate ideograms for that input. A randomly-generated unique identifier is also sent to help us analyze usage of this feature. Microsoft uses the information collected to look up cloud ideograms and to improve our products and services.

To view or change this setting, open PC settings, click Time and language , click Region and language , choose your language, and then click Options. Depending on the IME you use, and your settings, the auto-tuning and text suggestion features of IME might record words or word sequences to improve the selection of the ideograms displayed.

The IME auto-tuning self-learning and text suggestion features record a word or sequence of words and the frequency with which you use them. If you choose to send this data to Microsoft, it is used to improve IME and related products and services. The automatic learning and text suggestion features are on by default in those IMEs that support them.

The data collected isn’t sent automatically to Microsoft. You can choose whether or not to collect or send this data in Language in Control Panel. If errors in presenting ideograms or in converting keyboard input to ideograms occur, this feature can collect information about the errors that can help Microsoft improve its products and services.

IME Conversion Error Reporting collects information about IME conversion errors, such as what you typed, the first conversion or prediction result, the string you chose instead, information about the IME you use, and information about how you use it.

In addition, if you use the Japanese IME, you can choose to include automatic learning information in conversion error reports. Microsoft uses the information to improve our products and services. After a certain number of conversion errors are stored, the Mis-Conversion Report Tool will ask whether you want to send a conversion error report. You can view the information contained in each report before choosing whether to send it. You can also turn on automatic sending of conversion error reports in IME Settings.

Depending on the IME you use, you might be able to use word registration to report unsupported words words that might not be converted correctly to ideograms from keyboard input. Registration reports can include the information you provide in the Add Word dialog box about the words being reported, and the software version number for an IME. These reports might include personal information, for example, if you add personal names using word registration.

You have the opportunity to review the data being sent with each report before you choose to send it. Microsoft uses the information to help improve our products and services. You can view the information contained in the report before choosing whether to send it. When you share your Internet connection for the first time, Windows will automatically generate and store a network name and password.

You can change these at any time. Windows also syncs other information to let you remotely start Internet connection sharing from your other trusted devices. This information is used to set up Internet connection sharing. If you sign in to a device that supports Internet connection sharing with your Microsoft account, and you add the device as a trusted device, the information necessary to remotely start Internet connection sharing will be synced to OneDrive. You can stop syncing the information by choosing not to sync passwords.

For more info, see the “Sync settings” section of this page. When you print using this feature, you must first connect and authenticate yourself to an Internet print server. The information that you’ll need to submit to the print server will vary depending on the level of security that the print server supports for example, you might be asked to provide a user name and password. The information collected enables you to print using remote printers.

If you send information to a third-party print server, use of the information will be subject to the third party’s privacy practices. You can turn Internet printing on or off by opening Programs and Features in Control Panel, and then selecting Turn Windows features on or off. You can add the languages you prefer to use to your language list in Windows 8. Apps and websites appear in the first language available in that list.

When you visit websites and install apps on your PC, your list of preferred languages is sent to the websites you visit and is available to the apps you use so they can provide content in your preferred languages. Microsoft doesn’t use any language information to identify or contact you.

Language information sent or used by third-party websites and apps is subject to the privacy practices of the third-party website or app publisher. Your list of preferred languages is available to the apps you install and websites you visit. You can add or remove languages from this list in Language preferences in Control Panel.

Windows location services consist of two components. Windows Location Provider connects to a Microsoft online service to determine your location. If you let an app use your location, in addition to providing your location while you use the app, Windows Location Platform can tell the app when your PC moves inside or outside of app-defined geographical boundaries. For example, an app could let you set a reminder to pick up groceries when you leave work. For example, you can install devices such as a GPS receiver that might send location information directly to an app and bypass the platform.

Regardless of your Windows Location Platform settings, online services can use your IP address to determine its approximate location—usually the city your PC is in. If an app sets up geographical boundaries to monitor, those boundaries are stored encrypted on your PC.

The information stored about these boundaries includes a name, a location, and whether your PC was inside or outside the boundary the last time its location was determined. Apps that set up geographical boundaries might transmit or store this information. If you choose to customize settings, you can control the Windows Location Platform by selecting Let Windows and apps request my location from the Windows Location Platform under Share info with Microsoft and other services.

Each user can control their own location settings for apps in Privacy in PC settings. In addition, administrators can choose to turn off the location platform for all users in Location Settings in Control Panel.

To prevent apps from being notified when geographic boundaries defined by apps are crossed, an administrative user can turn off the Windows Location Framework Service in Control Panel. This list of access points is encrypted when stored on disk so that apps can’t directly access it.

The GPS information includes observed latitude, longitude, direction, speed, and altitude. The information is used by the Windows Location Provider to give Windows Location Platform the approximate location of your PC when an authorized app requests it. For more info about how to control whether apps can request your PC’s location, see the Windows Location Platform section. If you choose express settings while setting up Windows, you choose to help improve the Microsoft Location Service.

If you choose to customize settings, you can control whether to help improve the Microsoft Location Service by selecting Send some location data to Microsoft when location-aware apps are used under Help improve Microsoft products and services. Windows lets you connect Windows Store apps to accounts you use for websites.

When an app asks for credentials to sign in to a website, you can choose to save those credentials. The credentials are stored encrypted on your PC.

For more info about how these and other credentials may be synced to OneDrive, see the “Sync settings” section of this page. Windows only uses the saved credentials to help you sign in to the websites you have selected. If you save credentials while connecting an app to a website, the saved credentials won’t be used in Internet Explorer or other apps.

You can manage saved credentials in Credential Manager in Control Panel. For more information about how these and other credentials may be synced to OneDrive, see the “Sync settings” section of this page.

To provide personalized content, apps can request your name and account picture from Windows. Your name and account picture are displayed under Your account in Accounts in PC settings. If you sign in to Windows with a Microsoft account, Windows will use the name and account picture associated with that account. If you allow apps to access your name and account picture, Windows will provide that information to all apps that request it. If you sign in to Windows with a domain account, and you choose to allow apps to use your name and account picture, apps that can use your Windows credentials will be allowed to access certain other forms of your domain account information.

This information includes, for example, your user principal name like jack contoso. If you sign in to Windows with a Microsoft account, or if you sign in to Windows with a domain account connected to a Microsoft account, Windows can automatically sync your account picture on your PC with your Microsoft account picture. If you choose express settings while setting up Windows, Windows will allow apps to access your name and account picture. If you choose to customize settings, you can control access to your name and account picture by selecting Let apps use my name and account picture under Share info with Microsoft and other services.

After setting up Windows, you can turn change this setting in Privacy in PC settings. You can change your account picture in Accounts in PC settings.

You can also choose to allow certain apps to change your account picture. If you have a subscription plan for network access for example, via a mobile broadband connection , this feature provides information about your subscription plan to apps and Windows features on your PC.

Windows features and apps can use this information to optimize their behavior. This feature also provides information about your network connection, such as signal strength and whether your PC is connected to the Internet.

This feature collects Internet and intranet network connectivity information, such as the Domain Name Service DNS suffix of your PC, network name, and gateway address of the networks that your PC connects to. This feature also receives subscription plan information such as the amount of data remaining in the plan. Network connectivity profiles can include a history of all networks visited and the date and time of the last connection.

This feature can attempt to connect to a Microsoft server to determine whether you’re connected to the Internet. The only data sent to Microsoft during network connectivity checks is standard PC information. If data is sent to Microsoft, it is only used to provide network connectivity status.

Network connectivity status is made available to apps and features on your PC that request network connectivity information. If you use a third-party app, use of the information collected will be subject to the third party’s privacy practices. Network Awareness is on by default. An administrator can turn it off using the Services options in Administrative Tools in Control Panel. Disabling this feature isn’t recommended because it will prevent some Windows features from functioning properly.

Windows Store apps can automatically receive content and display notifications in several ways. They can, for example, receive notifications that are displayed briefly in the corner of the screen or on app tiles if those tiles are pinned to Start. The lock screen can display detailed or brief status for certain apps as well. App publishers can send content to your Windows Store apps through the Windows Push Notification Service running on Microsoft servers, or the apps can download information directly from third-party servers.

Windows Store apps can deliver periodic or real-time information to you that will be displayed briefly as notifications in the corner of the screen. Apps can display text, images, or both in notifications. The contents of notifications can be provided locally by the app for example, an alarm from a clock app. Notifications can also be sent from an app’s online service through the Windows Push Notification Service for example, a social network update.

Images displayed in notifications may be downloaded directly from a server specified by the app publisher; when that happens, standard computer information will be sent to that server. Microsoft only uses notification information to deliver notifications from your apps to you. Some Windows Store apps can display status and notifications on the screen when your PC is locked.

Lock screen apps can also perform tasks while the PC is locked, such as syncing email in the background or letting you answer incoming phone calls. You can also use your PCs camera directly from the lock screen. Lock screen apps could also transmit or process other information unrelated to notifications and updates. Windows uses the status and notification information provided by the lock screen apps to update the lock screen.

After you set up Windows, the Mail, Calendar, and Skype apps are automatically set as lock screen apps. You can also choose one app to persistently display detailed status for example, details for the next appointment on your calendar on the lock screen. Store apps that are pinned to Start can update their tiles with text, images, or both. If tile content is downloaded directly from a server specified by the app publisher, standard computer information will be sent to that server.

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Windows Small Business Server. Note that you have also a possibility to check how many days its left… Go to the command prompt and enter this command not tested. Apparently, you can delete this key every time it expires …..

That’s good to know too. Update: The Microsoft’s script was taken down. I have been contacted by someone look at the comments section who has published an alternative. Get it here. The PowerShell script can be used to query and reset terminal server grace period to default days if it is nearing to the end. We often need to deploy Terminal Server Remote Desktop Session Host in for testing purposes in development environments allowing more than 2 concurrent Remote Desktop Sessions on it.

In the comment section, there was a user who affirmed that he verified it on Windows Server as well and it works just fine. With that, stay tuned for more. Connect on: Facebook. Feel free to network via Twitter vladan.

On the contrary! The first option, the deletion of the registry key, worked like a charm on a Windows 16 version The deletion of the registry key, worked like a charm on Windows version After delete the regkey its back after reboot server and server gets in days licens. I am also facing the same issue.

 
 

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Giving you full control over all aspects of your server infrastructure, Windows Admin Center is particularly useful for managing servers on private networks that are not connected to the Internet. Get started with Windows Admin Center. Then click Get Password. Your Windows Server R2 product key will be displayed in the easy-to-use product key finder. In our previous guide, we will tell you what you can do with your product key, how to get it for free, and how to recover the key if you lose it on your computer.

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Windows Server R2 is often cited as the best enterprise server software of the time before the cloud. This full-featured tool can be used for personal приведенная ссылка professional use. This is a Windows ke system, so you will need a valid product key to activate and use it for free on your system. However, here is a product key that works for Windows Server R2.

The following guide will show you the correct guide to getting and using your Windows Server R2 product key for free, and what you can do with it. A product key keu a series of numbers and symbols that enable you windows server 2012 r2 standard product key trial free activate your copy of the software on your computer. In this case, you can try all the features of Windows Server R2 free for days. Windowe the end of the trial period, you will be prompted to enter your product key to continue using the system.

After по этому адресу the requested password, the key was used to activate the operating system, so you can continue to use all functions of the operating system for life or until the key is valid, without any restrictions on functions or use.

Once you know what your product key can do, you may want to windows server 2012 r2 standard product key trial free how to get it for free. Fortunately, there are many ways to get your product key for install msi all users. You can use keygen, get an internet key, or purchase from Microsoft instead.

The продолжить чтение Windows Server R2 product key is also the same as shown below, and you can use one windows server 2012 r2 standard product key trial free the following on your system:. For convenience, there are several keys that you can use with Windows Server R2 on your computer.

This will help you activate the system on your computer. You can use these keys to activate Windows Server R2 on your computer. In such a situation, it is difficult to activate the system simply because the password is not accessible. Fortunately, there is a PassFab Product Key Recovery app that can help you recover lost product keys.

You can get activation keys for many programs installed on your computer, including the operating system. All you have to do is go to the app website, download it and run it on your computer. Then click Get Password. Your Windows Server R2 product key will be displayed porduct the easy-to-use product key finder. In our previous ,ey, we will tell you what you can do with your product key, how to get it for free, and how to recover the key if you lose it on your computer.

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