Windows 8 enhances the useful features for business

1 Provide some new network certificates
Microsoft has added support for a new type of network authentication in Windows 8 product key, which is WISPr (Wireless Internet Services Provider roaming), a protocol that allows users to manually By going from one Wi-Fi hotspot connection to another Wi-Fi hotspot, regardless of ISP, it's like a mobile user can use services between different carriers. .
EAP-SIM, EAP-AKA, and EAP-AKA Prime (EAP-AKA ') are protocols that can provide native authentication when connected to 3G / 4G mobile broadband networks. And the addition of support for EAP-TTLS protocols will help businesses and businesses do not need to install a third-party application on their PC when performing 802.1X authentication on their network.
2 Helps network administrators improve network connectivity
Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 include many new networking features and useful additions for administrators. The native NIC (network interface card) provides network load balancing and failover by linking two or more network interfaces. Server Message Block (SMB) Server Protocol Blocking enhances the availability, performance, administration, and security of shared files and storage resources with new features such as encryption and conversion. clear reserve.
The new Windows Server 2012 IP Address Management (IPAM) feature detects, tracks, checks, and manages a network IP address. Finally, DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) has also been improved to provide server failover and network policies.
3 Simplifies recovery options to reinstall Windows
Windows 8 offers two recovery options, Refresh and Reset, to help you save time when your computer is infected with a virus or operating system damage. Each recovery option can be started via the Metro-style Setting application within Windows, via the Windows Recovery Environment (RE) menu when Windows starts or through the Windows To Go drive.
The Refresh option will retain all your personal data, Metro applications, and important settings, then reinstall Windows product key. According to Microsoft, the recovery process takes no more than 10 minutes, regardless of your personal data more or less. While Refresh does not retain traditional desktop applications, it only saves them to a HTML formatted list (of course there is no license code). However, if you make a backup of your previous computer, Refresh will restore your computer to this copy. This will include any desktop applications that you have installed before the time of the backup, and your existing personal data, Metro applications, and critical settings will also be restored.
The Reset option removes all data and then reinstalls Windows so that your computer returns to its original factory state. According to Microsoft office 2016 product key, it will take less than 10 minutes if BitLocker encryption is enabled, 25 minutes if not enabled. The Regular option simply deletes and formats the drive before reinstalling Windows, while the Thorough option writes random data to the hard disk to significantly reduce the chance of data recovery.