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@G.O.A.T.057

11 ай бұрын

i'm gonna spread ur cheeks lil bro😭🙏🏾🙏🏾 don't EVER let me catch you in my comments again or it will be OVER for you👾💯

@mkplaywebsite

11 ай бұрын

Please do another proxmox VE7

@crebspark

11 ай бұрын

we think ur wife is the more seasoned hacker XD

@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked

11 ай бұрын

This title of the video made me CHUCKle. Haha. You see what I did there? XD

@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, obfuscated is a cool word. I was born and raised in infamous Miami, FL, USA, and I thankfully left all three places. I also affiliate with NordVPN. It's pretty good once you tweak network issues. It's not very stable for IPv6 either.

High School drop out -> GED -> Associates Degree in Networking -> Help Desk -> Sys Admin -> Sr Sys Admin -> Manager of IT -> Director of IT. Don't let anyone tell you it can't be done, especially yourself! Changing my career to IT is hands down the best thing I have done in my life.

@jiSh

11 ай бұрын

Nearly my path too. Even the GED. Well, I’m on manager. High five!

@raging666

11 ай бұрын

I'm in the middle of a change myself. Finished my associates in programming and working on bachelors, hoping for a help desk or similar junior role soon.

@jessefaden7265

11 ай бұрын

well for me it cant be done

@steveyuhas9278

11 ай бұрын

Chef > IT intern > IT project manager > Devops SRE. No college degree. Started the journey in late 2021. Definitely can be done. Everyone's journey looks different but keep the passion alive and don't let up. You will get there eventually if you keep learning, networking and commit to not give up.

@Ninvus2

11 ай бұрын

I know a ton about IT and some coding and have an A+ certification, but every entry level IT job pays dog shit so I can't get into the industry without taking a job that barely covers my rent

It's true. Even if you don't like Windows, so many businesses and users rely on it. So we gotta learn how to support it as an IT professional.

@crebspark

11 ай бұрын

lubuntu actually disables my wifi so there's that XD

@migue_cc

11 ай бұрын

I really love linux, but I make money thanks to windows xd

@bt8593

11 ай бұрын

Do you have a single fact to back that up?

@JustADragon

11 ай бұрын

@@bt8593 majority of companies are usng windows or microsoft solutions. Majority of business applications is made for windows (since it has the biggest user base). Isn't that fact enough?

@dreamsneezer8668

11 ай бұрын

@@bt8593it’s true, most businesses are using windows.

Microsoft need more competitors

@RB-xq7qh

11 ай бұрын

Hard to do that. Microsoft is pretty much standard with networking and business. Linux is still like 1% of the market. So even though people love to hate on microsoft. They are still hard to beat.

@NamiberGames

11 ай бұрын

There are enough competitors but not everyone has the budget to do mass advertisement

@RB-xq7qh

11 ай бұрын

@@NamiberGamesnd also the budget to train people on their software. My company used ubuntu at first (also cause it was free) but to train people on something familiar like windows took less time. So now we’re windows (also cause the company can afford it now)

@anandmahamuni5442

11 ай бұрын

More like the competitors need better marketimg, KDE for Linux has been way better than Windows for a lot of time

@midimusicforever

11 ай бұрын

Not more, but bigger.

Just a reminder that in Azure, if you don't want to be charged for compute for a VM, you need to not just shutdown Windows. You also need to deallocate the VM. If the VM's status is just "stopped" then you need to click the stop button again in the portal and it will be deallocated. Otherwise compute charges still apply. Storage charges are another issue entirely, and will continue to rack up even with the VM deallocated, as was mentioned in a comment below. This can be a very small charge of course, but if you don't have a free monthly allocation of funds, you can't just leave stuff sitting there once your initial funds run out.

@Ace-rq9jr

11 ай бұрын

And you still get charged because stroage costs monthly too and you cannot shut off the disks in azure except you delete them

@JamesHarder83

11 ай бұрын

AWS is the same. You still get charged even if the VM is off.

@SunCrushr

11 ай бұрын

@@Ace-rq9jr This is true. The storage costs if you have a really small disk can be pretty cheap of course. But compute costs for an allocated VM are the one thing that gets out of control the fastest for people, which is why I mentioned it. I'll amend my comment accordingly.

@dreamsneezer8668

11 ай бұрын

Buy a substantial external ssd, use virtual box on your pc and put all the .vdi on the ssd

@Ace-rq9jr

11 ай бұрын

@@dreamsneezer8668 you don't even need an ssd even tough they are very cheap nowadays

A walk down memory lane. I was a customer support engineer at Microsoft (direct employee before they brought in contractors and then "outsourced" support to separate companies). Back then, your first month was training on 1) computer architecture, 2) Windows architecture, 3) customer blind interaction, and other bits and pieces. (An example of "blind" interaction was walking another CSE through solving a problem while facing away from them AND as they intentionally made every possible mistake. This really was like interacting with Windows users on the phone.) My initial support area was Windows 3.1. Then I moved to the "hardware queue", supporting hardware interfacing issues under all versions of MS products, including from an old Z80 interface in an Apple II sold by Microsoft in the Computer Stone Age running the CP/M operating system (I was the only one there that was old enough to have used CP/M, which was a popular OS before there was a Microsoft) to Windows 3.1, WinNT3.5, WIN 2000, Win 95 (code named Chicago prior to release... which really sucked), and on into the more "recent" flavors of Windoze. Well, until 1996, when I quit. I was always a hardware type, and MS changed internally, becoming less a comfortable environment, so I went back to electronics design. Windows is certainly ubiquitous in industry and academia, so if you learn to support it, you will probably have pretty good job security. At one point my wife took a CCNA (Certified Cisco Network Associate) which was TOUGH just due to all the details one was expected to know. Also good job security if you want to be a network administrator.

@bliblabl8149

11 ай бұрын

tl;dr

@haakonwibe9379

11 ай бұрын

CP/M was awesome, my older cousin had one and we played with it a lot when I was around 7-8 maybe. Used to play Roland in time, Roland in the caves, and so on I think. Good times, moved on to the Commodore Amiga which was really fun, and then later the PC. Used to look down on Windows, as the Amiga Workbench was so much better at multitasking, and even OS/2 was better. Eventually Windows got better, and now my main source of income as a consultant ...

@ashjaylk

11 ай бұрын

interesting stuff; thanks for sharing

@StarFireG3

11 ай бұрын

Still have 2 Apple //e running on CP/M or AppleProDOS.

@sdoregor

11 ай бұрын

You're lucky with your wife!

Thanks Network Chuck! After 18 months on a help desk I secured a Cloud Engineer role today! You and your brothers stories really helped me stay focused. Keep on rocking it.

@dixztube

11 ай бұрын

Good job !

@nickitaw

11 ай бұрын

Did you have cloud certs or a degree?

@leel9186

11 ай бұрын

@@nickitaw I got the Network+, the AZ-900, MS-900 cert wise… but also almost ready to sit the CCNA and AZ-104. This showed them I was serious. My help desk job is for Pearson so got to deal with quite a broad range of issues. I then practiced talking about the technology. That’s probably the most important thing… getting a top down view.

@Cam-ng8rk

11 ай бұрын

Nice work

@joseluislopezguizar9124

11 ай бұрын

This is my dream. How did you do it?

ahh..the good old days... I still remember using Windows 3.11 and being amazed that you could have 2 applications open AT THE SAME time and having them "windowed" on top of each other. It was mind blowing. ;-)

@stansova3138

10 ай бұрын

I guess you never heard of Amiga, back when 3.11 was around the Amiga could be running several programs at once, and all you had to do was click in the upper right hand corner to change what program was running. I remember taking on the new 386 computer, the idea was to run a list of about 10 programs and see who finished first, well I was done in 15 minutes, and 2 hours and 19 minutes later Windows 3.11 was done using the fastest computer of that era.

@Fredjoe5

6 ай бұрын

Yup, the Amiga was doing that back in 1985. Multiple applications running, even running different resolutions on the same screen!

Really digging GlassesChuck!! 🔥🔥

@Piano_Board

2 ай бұрын

underrated comment

Who thought he was going to build windows from scratch in this video 😂❤

As a manager that hires engineers and service desk staff for a modern azure / windows based consultancy, this is top notch advice, I can't reinforce enough how important the CompTIA stuff is.. learn the basics before doing vendor specific stuff, hiring managers love CompTIA

@egokenny

10 ай бұрын

@Ninvus2 stop making excuses and start labbing, proof right here that you just gotta do it.

@niksatan

9 ай бұрын

Any roadmap you recommend ?

I work as a helpdesk technician right now. I started my job 7-8 months ago, which technically it's my very first job. I know I've got a long road ahead to be a sysadmin, particularly microsoft sysadmin. This video is well informative, and I really thank you for this. Telling What steps should I take in order to get the corresponding certifications to be a microsoft sys admin really cleared that confusion in my head, now I got a vivid perspective towards this matter👍

@TommyPanigale

9 ай бұрын

You got this! Stick with it and don't allow yourself to become stale. Switch jobs every 2-3 years if you're not advancing or not learning anything. Before long you'll be there.

I setup a domain in my house and used GPO's to setup controls for my son growing up.... It was awesome, setting up times, permissions to do things, reg keys to set custom properties, and so much much more... when grounded, disabled his account and he couldnt log into ANY computer in our house... and using Microsoft LAPS with it to ensure all my windows servers and endpoints have their local admin account randomized and secured in AD.

@zzKirus

11 ай бұрын

All that text when the simple solution to circumvent all your controls is a 2nd hard drive 😂 and a fresh install of windows.

@drummerdoingstuff5020

10 ай бұрын

@@zzKirus😂 stumped

@dallysinghson5569

3 ай бұрын

Then lock the Bios, then the case. Even if the kid finds a workaround, that in itself is a form of education for the guy, praise the hax!

Chuck, I have no words to describe how amazing you are. This content is just pure gold! Thank you so much for sharing all of you expirience with us i really appreciate that

Your up there with the greatest tech youtubers chuck we appreciate you!

Thank you Chuck ! Excellent video like always. You are incredible my friend.

Here's how I view things. As a developer, we are mostly hired to provide solutions to existing problems. When 75% of the population is using windows, you just can't dev an app for exemple, without taking in consideration these 75%. All things that are meant to be highly public, should be tested on windows, and then on other OS. (And don't get me wrong, I'm a linux lover !) I made this mistake, it has cost me a lot. Don't do the same, test everywhere you can, and everywhere relevant !

@dreamsneezer8668

11 ай бұрын

Or just use containers

Just a small correction, every windows *Pro* edition has local group policies. Home editions don't have it.

The enthusiasm is so unique!

That vpn plug is one of the smoothest things ive seen. Nice job man you’re extremely creative.

Hi Chuck, if you can and have the time, I would greatly appreciate it if you made a tutorial on how to make an SSL certificate for one's website. I can't find any good explanations on how to do it. You know, you are really good at explaining and make it exciting at the same time.😁

I am only 17, but I started learning Win server when I was 12, learning the basics of AD & GP has been incredible, and will be a good skill to have once I hit the workforce once I finish high school.

@irbaboon1979

11 ай бұрын

Just get a few basic certs on windows servers (server admin is important, sql is very specialized but good money maker if you’re into DBs), Linux lpic 1&2 is also good to have - this will be a great advantage to get in the door. In your later career - let’s say 5 years in - certs won’t matter much at this point as you’ve got your ‘street creds’ already. Don’t bother with annual/bi-yearly recertification as that’s just a business model. Unless you go into hip new places, most older companies run 5-10 years behind current tech (FTP, batch files and tons of scripts and hacks are definitely still a thing to keep things going forever :) ) anyway, and that’s if you’re lucky.

@JayTechTips

11 ай бұрын

@@irbaboon1979 ty for the advice! I’ve got a family friend who’s been doing this work for 40 years and he’s helped teach me a lot, and I’ve also been talking to a sysadmin from WA. They’ve all recommended different Certs. Currently doing a Cert III in IT (general), and am planning on doing a Cert iV in Cybersecurity, and then continuing on with another Cert iV in System Administration. Also looking at getting my CompTIA A+ cert Ty for the advice :)) Edit: spelling

@fabiandrinksmilk6205

11 ай бұрын

15 here, I've been doing the same, but with Linux. I just don't like big tech companies.

@JayTechTips

11 ай бұрын

@@fabiandrinksmilk6205 fair enough, its fun to work with (and break) all a learning oportunity :)

@omegadroidzero

Ай бұрын

@@fabiandrinksmilk6205 Just KZread? Google?

Finally a new video! I was waiting for so long!

Thank you for making videos consistently again!

I totally understand why it's important to learn Azure and other cloud resources, and I'm totally on board for it, BUT, for my personal machines, I don't like putting my machines in the cloud. I don't like the idea of having the possibility of someone else being able to lock me out of my digital assets, if that makes since.

Always a good day when Network Chuck post

I love this topic of yours! Investing on my first Windows lab now.

I have the MS-500, AZ-500, SC-300, MS-100 completed and still learn something new everyday

I've been into Windows since the 3.1 days when I got my first computer. I managed to learn Windows enough to have worked in IT for 20 years. I still use Windows at home on the 3 desktop computers I built. I will always use Windows. Having said that during the pandemic shutdown I went to KZread University and learned enough about Linux where I now have it as a daily driver on one of my computers. I am currently using NixOS but I also love Arch and Arch-based distros. This channel is fantastic for learning about all things to do with computers. Keep up the great work!

@sierrachief117

7 ай бұрын

Windows just has the market share (first mover advantage) otherwise linux is a much more stable and clean environment.

I have been (and still am) in Windows Enterprise IT for over 28 years with two MCSE's and after the advent of Windows 10, malware attacks where it was not a form of social engineering were almost non-existent. After Windows Defender, there really has not been an issue, providing you have your environment secure and up to date.

@stansova3138

10 ай бұрын

Is that why the military has a whole unit to watch the computer systems they have to use. Did you know that NASA used the Amiga to do the Apollo thing, because it was one of the computer system that could restart and recalculate the data to control the flights etc. I guess today with no space flights and since MS killed the Amiga, no one complained. Now tell me the truth, Would you trust Micro Soft to run your space capsule or anything else.

Switched to Linux for all personal stuff about a year ago. Love it. Sadly all my clients on Windows, can't wait until I convince some to switch to Pop OS Linux :)

Glad to see him still doing his thing!

Landed my first help desk position...thanks NetworkC..🎉

Or before Windows AD (1999) you had Novell NDS (1993) now called eDirectory and it still exists.

If one is to understand the great mystery, one must study all its aspects. not just the dogmatic, narrow view of Linux. If you are to become a complete and wise Technician, you must embrace… a larger view of OS

I love how energetic and exciting your videos start :)

You are awesome! Thanks for your high quality top notch videos! Always enjoy watching! Thank you and your team for these valuable resources! 😁❤👍

Microsoft lost the server war to Linux when kubernetes became the standard. However Microsoft Active Directory is still king and of course like Chuck said so are Windows clients. Learning active directory and gpos is a good idea, but move on after that.

@michaelsmith6938

11 ай бұрын

You can replace AD with freeipa, and Azure AD with keycloak

@646464mario

25 күн бұрын

Windows is king for more entry-level IT, but Linux dominates more of the cloud/DevOps focused stuff (the stuff that actually makes you the big money).

Kinda scary whenever 1 company has 75% of control of the market

@fabiandrinksmilk6205

11 ай бұрын

And we all suffer from their corporate greed.

@omegadroidzero

Ай бұрын

makes it easy to learn the skills to support 3 out of 4 platforms.

great content. Your voice is also soothing. Perfect!

Good overview of what to learn about Windows in a broad sense.

I'm DCAing in REL23AM as well. ETH heavier DCA and ALGO. I'm taking your advice and starting Google tomorrow with a 50 dollar purchase and continuing Microsoft and Apple. VTI and VOO on another app and longterm portfolio. Here we go family!

Never, i'll never turn to the dark side

Love this video, I am currently going to enter my final year to earn a IT degree at college, whilst prepping for the AZ-900 and AZ-104. Due Certiport shennigans I can take the AZ-900 upcoming September, really stoked to start my (cloud) journey into IT!

@dangerous8333

11 ай бұрын

Good luck. Ai and automation is going to implode the IT field.

Chuck, I have a big question, but first I want to say this.... I am a brand new beginner to all things IT. I am trying to learn Python first and it occurred to me that I need an environment to apply the things I read to something physical that I can try. So because you, Networkchuck, has become my IT guru via KZread, I downloaded VS Code. It is a whole new beast. Well having done that I am seeing some confusing things that require clarity. Any time I get an error or "problem" as it is referred to in vs code, I struggle to understand not only the specific problem but also what the fix would be and where to find that information. So I've concluded that I may be missing some extensions or something of the sort and every video I have found seems to focus on older versions of the program and Python. Please, please please help a newbie like me( because I'm the only one out here) and break down what I need to do to have all the tools I need to learn something I want to learn so that I can become an awesome coffee drinking IT master such as yourself. Please help. With the deepest gratitude and appreciation, thank you Michael ( aka: redthorn)

@ayabisi

10 ай бұрын

chapgpt wil help you a lots. Just type any question and you will get the answe

@johnvickers2690

6 ай бұрын

I am too also trying to learn Python. I am taking CS50 Introduction to Python through Harvard--online. I am a Jaws user (I am blind), so learning the ends and outs of the program from an accessability standpoint has been interesting. So-far, I have the basics of inputting and printing; as well as if/elif/else conditions.

In case you are looking for ideas for future videos I would like to point out how cool the local running GPT4ALL project is and it allows you to have your own AI models running on your own machine and it just uses your CPU and it's useable. But the part I would really like to see explained is to take it a step further and get the gpt4all-ui project to work in docker because the directions are really something to be desired. This is supposed to allow you to host the AI models on your own server as far as I understand. So you really never have to use chatgpt ever again.

@Piipperi800

11 ай бұрын

I am running GPT4All on my personal server for a Discord bot, and even with the absolute best model, it is terrible when it comes to looking for more specific information. Not to mention, it needs a lot of CPU power and fast SSD to run, which people usually don't have on a server if you just use it for AD and SMB.

@markjones2349

11 ай бұрын

@@Piipperi800 @Piipperi800 You realize that these chat models only have a limited amount of data to work with correct? And also the way that you talk to it and phrase your questions plays a big part in how it responds to you. Like I work with people that can't write in complete sentences or spell correctly and that makes a huge difference. When you say a fast SSD I'm not sure what you mean they're all fast. Like a Gen 3 NVMe drive vs a SATA SSD I'm guessing would make very little difference whatsoever since it makes very little difference when loading games up. The benchmark numbers might be astounding but the real world performance is basically the same. Now if you ran it from a mechanical hard drive for sure it's going to be slower than dirt. Not to mention they probably have about 12 different models now and they're all not created equal. Some of them are double the size of the others as far as data that they can use goes. Some of the models aren't even trained for specific tasks which could make a difference. But I still would like to try it and I have no idea how to get it to run on docker. Runs on my Linux desktop just fine but I would really like it on my server so I can use it on my phone when I'm at work.

@Piipperi800

11 ай бұрын

@@markjones2349 they have a very limited amount of data to work with, which is exactly the problem. Only a very niche amount of people are able to utilize it. And I have a Gen 3 NVMe SSD in my system, it takes a good while to load a model. There are other tutorials online about running it with different systems and interpreters, why can't you use those?

@markjones2349

10 ай бұрын

@@Piipperi800 Not sure why it takes a good while to load a model for you because I have a Crucial 4TB Gen3 NVME and they load up in a few seconds and performance is pretty darn good. I already have it running on my Debian desktop machine but it would be cool to have it on my server to share the uncensored models with friends because most people aren't smart enough to tinker with this stuff or even know that it exists.

@Piipperi800

10 ай бұрын

@@markjones2349 ”in a few seconds” bro ChatGPT doesn’t even need to load a model when you start a chat

As an IT admin for 8 or 9 years, Windows knowledge is paramount. Knowing the Microsoft ecosystem will get you a job just about anywhere.

Quick clarification, to edit local group policy, you need Windows Pro or better. Windows Home does not have Local Group policy (without doing some tinkering) nor can it be joined to a domain.

The thing is that Windows is not as fun compared to *nix. I know a number of people that got into *nix in 90s because they had a 386 or even 286 that by then was ancient and just went to town on Minix, BSD or Linux. Windows just doesn't let you run it on anything the same way.

@fabiandrinksmilk6205

11 ай бұрын

On *nix, everything is very familiar even when switching between MacOS, Linux and BSD. But then there's Windows that just does thing differently. All lot of things just feel like a worse experience on Windows to me. Programming on Linux feels more natural. Like a lot of commandline tools work just like any other program in Linux, but feel out of place in the Windows command prompt.

00:43 I don't need to learn how to break it; it'll do that well enough on its own ;)

Fun and informative episode! Thanks

Thats Windows 95 sound was so nostalgic. Thanks for adding that in ❤

Why not run windows VM on Microsoft integrated hypervisor hyper-v?

@FlexibleToast

11 ай бұрын

Came to say the same thing. If you're in a Windows machine use hyper-v, if you're on Linux use KVM.

Great video Chuck - I hope it inspires people to think beyond the utterly boring linux/windows discussion. In the end windows is a tool like Linux is; both have strengths, weaknesses, (dis-)advantages and their usecases in the professional field. The windows desktop is what the world uses to work on (sorry Apple and Linux fans, let’s be realistic here) so managing and administration of workplaces is a huge job market; windows server and Linux are both very valuable skills in the pro world but windows is most likely everyone’s first exposure as most IT starts in support and you don’t really touch servers in support; maybe also do a video to introduce the real power of group policies and AD and how to utilize that power responsibly as you’ve just touched the tip the iceberg? Your corporate AD in general is not something to click around in, there’s hopefully an entire design behind it…there’s really a ton of cool technologies hiding in windows servers which are relatively unknown so maybe a nice failover cluster or IIS video?

I don’t care what anyone says - chucks positivity has me always feeling better afterwards. Clickbait photos, cheesy catch phrases? I don’t care. I regained my love for pcs and wanted to learn networking from his channel so I’m here for it. Eff the haters.

Brings back memories, did my MCSE, MCSE+I, MCT on NT4. So wish i had continued, but moved into web dev.

Man the background music in this is too loud. I had to really focus to understand you.

@hippiekiller

11 ай бұрын

Yes! I was hoping someone else mentioned this!

my sister doesnt even know how to turn off a pc while she's 17

@CozyChalet

Ай бұрын

Everyone at work comes to me for computer issues. I told them for any problem just google it. There is probably a solution. My co-worker said: Who has time for that. 🤦. They would rather waste so much time and wait someone to fix it than 10 second google search.

I've made a good career over the last 20+ years concentrating entirely on windows server support. knowing all sorts of things (Linux, Mac, Windows, networking, hardware, etc) is the best way to ensure you are employable.

@B1GL0NGJ0HN

6 ай бұрын

Agreed. Make yourself invaluable.

Another great video. Thank you.

Next:you need to learn life

Issue with microsoft and their products. They are good undoubtedly, but they have one or two ways in which you are supposed to do things. Those ways aren't always very functional. For instance, windows 11 clearly tries to push the gui elements of windows, and revamps a lot of the old control panel menues, to the point that some (display) are literally impossible to open the old version of. Suspect microsoft is intending on removing the old control panel menues slowly. No matter how much you try to hack the windows you're sitting on, some things will not work because microsoft has their vision. There's a big upside to having a very large userbase though. When there's a problem, it's easy to find solutions, or find ways to hack around issues using scripting or small programs accessing api's, and honestly probably the most fun I have at my job. Using linux mint as a personal computer, and I wont allow any microsoft or apple product in my home - linux's vision of computing is one I very much share, and it embodies what is fun about computers.

love your channel, great video!

I love it you make it so fun with all that energy that you have.🤩

Can't deny the fact that Amazons REL23AM is the strongest bet to bring power back to this industry after we suffered FTX, Celsius, Tera and so on. Sure if they fail it's done for good, but I don't see that the biggest tech company in the world would put everything at risk just for that.

@leonstone3443

11 ай бұрын

BOT

The last version of Microsoft Windows based on MS-DOS is Windows Me (Millennium Edition). All of the versions of Microsoft Windows from Windows 2000 to Windows 11 is based on Windows NT.

Nostalgia hit me hard when that start sound played. so much fun on the windows xp.

👊🏻👊🏻

More people need ro invest in the blue chips here. I'm around 90% between BTC and REL23AM combined. Good advice Lark thanks!

Sweet sweet memories. Thank You 🙏

My first experience of windows was Windows 2.03 which was pre-installed on my Amstrad PC2086. Those were the days

Just read the title. Hard no! But I let myself be convinced

Search bar would be great in the group policy editor. But that would make things much easier.

EARLY GANG!! thank you network chuck, I thought I knew everything and you helped me so much from all your videos. Thank you :)

Thanks, I will go for the md-102, az-800, 801, 900, and 104!

11:49 in high school, my favorite prank was taking a desktop screen shot, setting it as the background, and using group policy to disable the desktop. People kept trying to click icons that weren’t really there!

My First Job was Software Developer since I had BS in Software Engineering from Penn Engineering College. Now I am Founder of Software Development Company.

thank for sharing your knowledge about windows.. looking forward to see more about basic computer skills and knowledge. awesome video it helps me to understand in easy way... I already subscribed to your channel 👍👍

When I was studying Windows Server, in 2015 I practiced on a Computer with 4GB RAM 😅 1GB was used by OS - Windows 7 768MB - Windows Server 2008 2 VMs with Windows 7 each 512MB

Chuck, we miss your short hacking videos, please bring them back we miss those for sure but good content overall keep it up

frig chuck... u stress me out so much with these videos about how much i don't know

Thank you. Very good video.

Your mic and voice sound amazing!!!

That's why you need you do the CompTIA A+ it covers the basics if you can get your hands on a lab!

I've been using Windows since 2010, I think. I've learned a lot since then.

Best practice is you don’t create users in the Users root folder of AD. You have a create a different OU for Users.

OMG I feel so old. I had every one of the windows. But alongside all the windows I had. I had this big box that had a bunch of red books in it called novell

FOR WINDOWS HOME USERS: You can’t open edit group policy editor without windows pro. You have to find special 3RD party apps that is group policy editor for windows home installation. It is IMPORTANT to pin this without it, most people will call you liars but somehow it’s not.

A fun exercise to learn how the firewall works; try REMOVING the windows firewall, not just disable it... then put it back. Windows support senior admins couldn't even properly do it, but it'll teach you the firewall and registry really well

i ran an active directory when i was 14 for my house with server 2012 r2, along with hosting a vpn, file shares, and a web server

Getting my MCSE was pretty useful for me as a red teamer, so I can concur.

You could use the glasses as like something to immediately put on right as you start showing something on the computer! If edited well, it would look cool!

Thank Mr. NetworkChuck 😊

Do you have a video that talks about the day today of someone in the networking section of IT or talk about the different types of certificates and what they look like (like what the path looks like from nothing to these certs)? Kinda new to the scene, have a small pi cluster with plex and a NAS...that's it so far. Love your content btw! Are you always so excited about everything?

Will you make a video about enabling networking for usb WiFi adapters in virtual box? I’ve been looking everywhere but the answers are all different/everyone’s versions are different and I think you could really shed some light on the topic.

Love your videos bro. Going to join your discord!

Chuck is the only one who can convince me 🎉

Network Chuck. The most IT looking IT guy that ever IT guy’d.

Hey @NetworkChuck great videos, I always enjoy seeing your passion and insights in the IT industry. I would love to know what are you using when you do the free drawing on the screen? It is an attached physical device or a tablet?

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Most likely a WACOM Tablet

very helpful guide helped me know windows alot better and know how to handle windows servers and virtuel mechines!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!