Download 48 Free Windows Books and eBooks - Part 3

Free Windows Vista eBook “Windows Vista Helpful Hints: Your guide to mastering the Windows Vista Ultimate operating system” from Microsoft.

Download this free eBook “Understanding Microsoft Virtualization Solutions Second Edition” from Microsoft in PDF and XPS formats. It’s now updated for Windows Server 2008 R2.

This free ebook focuses on a critical element of Office development – Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 platform, that developers can use to create collaboration applications as well as applications and features that support business intelligence, workflow, data calculation, team workspaces, document life cycle management, content management, knowledge discovery and project management.

Free Windows Vista book in pdf format. A comprehensive feature-by-feature guide to Windows Vista with Service Pack 1. With contributions from people who actually worked on the product.

A completely updated version of the bestselling first edition, this book is a real world field guide that details the design and deployment of MetaFrame XP environments.

Windows Server 2008 Essentials by Techotopia is available online for free.

Free Windows Vista book in pdf format. A comprehensive feature-by-feature guide to Windows Vista with Service Pack 1. With contributions from people who actually worked on the product, this is the definitive resource to learn about Windows Vista. The Windows Vista Product Guide is available in XPS and PDF formats.

Free online book “Hyper-V Virtualization Essentials”. Hyper-V Essentials is an in depth technical book designed teach both IT staff and students about the implementation of virtualized environments using Hyper-V technology.

“Computers for Retirees” is written for people who may be entering the computer age with a bit of trepidation. It’s written in plain English, so a generation who didn’t grow up with computers can catch up to younger generations who consider technology second nature.

Anyone faced with setting up and managing a large number of workstations quickly learns the limitations of a graphical user interface. These authors have developed a number of scripts and techniques to bypass the GUI limitations and administer the workstations centrally.