Microsoft Office Specialist Course

After my long journey of getting many Microsoft Certified Professional Certs.

I am also done with CompTIA Certs as they served my purposes in my IT path. My 3 year certs retired and no point on renewing it and keep my original A+ & Network+ in tact. I may think about getting CompTIA Linux in the future.

I am now moving to the Microsoft Office Courses so I can become the Microsoft Specialist Certifications as it is next on my list whilst I take a pause on Microsoft Certified Professional exams. The journey may be long but I will be focusing one by one on each Office packages on both 2013 & 2016. Also work towards the Master Level.

My main goal is not just get the MOS Master Certificate but I want get the Grand Slam status.

What do I mean by Grand Slam?

Grand Slam is my personal achievement meaning I want to pass all of the Microsoft Office Specialist exams in the series.

Why am I doing this? Because I need to learn every tool on the Microsoft Office packages and also teach others on how to use them.

On the Office 2013 Series there are total of 11 exams and 2016, there are 7 to pass.
In deed that this will be a long journey

Getting the Master Certificate is one thing, the question is that "Can I get them all?"

I sure will.

Watch this space and my Microsoft Office posts on my progress.

MCSA: Mobility - My favourite Certification

After I pass my Exam #696: Administer SCCM & Intune. I finally become the MCSA Mobility.

To me Mobility is the best achievement out of all of the MCSEs because even I got other MCSEs I am certified, the Mobility to me is like the Desktop Support Cert which holds more weight that others for me as I am the best at Desktop and Technicians level.

I never knew how hard this one was because the Desktop Support are more focus on cloud other than premises along side with my MCSA Windows 10 which I achieved Charter Member Status on.

I just realised that this I have few days to pass this exam because this had few days to retire and will replace with the new one (#703: Administering Microsoft SCCM and Cloud Services Integration).

Microsoft Edge: Vintage Web Tech

I went to one of the sites and I saw this Vinage Warning sign on Microsoft Edge.

This is new to me as I never heard about the vintage web tech.

What this basically means that some websites runs on very old browser and Internet Explorer.

I found a link on how to resolve and troubleshoot the Vintage Browser:Microsoft Edge: How can I remove 'You've stumbled upon some vintage web tech. Open with Internet Explorer' message from showing?

Hardware Upgrade of the HPE Proliant Microserver Gen10

It was an interesting video I made where I have to do an extensive research thanks to Crucial make to find the correct memory to use.

It was a 40 minute video where most of the parts are from the Generation 8 Server as I be using the Generation 10 from now on.

I have to show what the soldered-down CPU so they can see what it looks like and I ran out of Thermal Paste when I was reinsert the paste on to the CPU. But at least I got some more supply which is not shown on the video.

I was an interesting video as when I was recording it I have to get the right angle to sow the viewers very clearly.

HP Generation 8 vs Generation 10 Microserver - Side by Side

I did some photoshoot of both HP ProLiant Gen8 & 10 MicroServers.

It was interesting because when I look at and compare both you see similar differences at the back of the server. Like DisplayPort no ILO socket. Even they have the same size but the Gen10 is slightly lighter that the Gen8 counterpart.

Took some good photos from the front, side and the rear view.
I also include the HP 8 Port Switch.

Link to the Photo Gallery:
HP Gen8 vs Gen10 MicroServer Photoshoot