adamwizard.dll

Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services Installer

adamwizard.dll. What is it?

The adamwizard.dll is a Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services Installer.

This file is part of Microsoft® Windows® Operating System. Adamwizard.dll is developed by Microsoft Corporation. It’s a system and hidden file. Adamwizard.dll is usually located in the %WINDOWS% sub-folder and its usual size is 706,048 bytes.

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Details

Author: Microsoft CorporationProcess: Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services InstallerPart Of: Microsoft® Windows® Operating SystemCommon path(s): subfolder in %WINDOWS%Keywords(s): systemFilesize(s): 706,048 bytes

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by Jocker on Aug 18, 2012 at 03:12 AM

Apple *hardware* kicks ass, you have to be fully certifiable.The OS is of crsuoe just UNIX now with some really nice work done in the shell and APIs, so thats solid.But the HARDWARE? Which part of the EFI BIOS, Intel proc, Intel chipset, NVidia video card, standard USB ports, standard SATA ports, and unnecessarily expensive, but fully standard on Xeon systems, double buffered RAM "kicks ass so hard"?Tell me you arent seriously not aware that the above describes EVERY PC."Apple hardware" on the desktop basically = a case. And yes, their case design is nice. The also havent changed it in like 10 years now. I have my G5 Mac dual sitting next to my Core i7 monster PC. The G5 Mac looks pretty much exactly the same as the absolute newest Mac Pro. So yeah, nice design, but not a lot of variety."Hardware excellence" is the WORST argument you can try to make in favor of Apple

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