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Windows Server 2012 Requirements and Installation : Deploying Minimal Server Interface

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To convert Server with a GUI to a Minimal Server Interface, from Server Manager launch the Remove Roles and Features Wizard. Select from the features list Graphical Management Tools and Infrastructure (see Figure 1).

Converting Server with a GUI to Minimal Server Interface

Figure 1. Converting Server with a GUI to Minimal Server Interface

Click Next. Check the box next to “Restart the destination server automatically if required.” Click Remove. When prompted, allow automatic restarts. (See Figure 2.)

Allowing automatic restarts

Figure 2. Allowing automatic restarts

The result is an interface that is a Server Core UI with graphical components, such as Server Manager .

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