After I ran power defragmenter now I have 7 MB, yes MB!! Whats up with that?! :( January 11, 2011 Ryan Ok, i retract my last comment, seems to be 60 GB now :) February 13, 2011 Ben I encountered this problem while trying to find some space for Ubuntu, and after all the trial, rebooting, error, etc. Problem is, i loaded Ubuntu 8.04 like a little noob and ended up screwing with some system files on the windows partition -,-, thus having to reload windows OS all over
Random things in IT: Windows: The Network folder specified is currently mapped using a different user name and password
http://travisepperson.blogspot.com/2007/01/windows-network-folder-specified-is.htmlTravis Epperson Thursday, January 25, 2007 Windows: The Network folder specified is currently mapped using a different user name and password Windows 2000, XP, 7, 8 ; Server 2003, 2008, 2012: Ok so if you have ever had this problem you know how really annoying it can be... Thats what I have always been forced to do until today! I finally found a solution (now granted this might not always be the problem, but I have a suspicion that it is the culprit more then not)..
AD upgrade from Windows 2003 to Windows 2012 R2 high level steps, checklist, lessons learned
There will be a period of time when VMs are offline following a physical host failure, this is important to understand and you should ensure that your customers and management are aware of this. I am not going to harp on Vista, which seems to be the new favorite pastime of many tech bloggers, I am going to acknowledge it as an important stepping stone to Windows 7
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You'll feel good to know that there are few alternatives available that could help you to reset administrator or local user passwords without installing Windows and altering your precious files. Windows Task Manager Monitors applications and services running, system performance and resources Command Prompt cmd.exe File Manager (Explore my Computer) Copies, moves, deletes files and folders Diskpart.exe Is a text-mode command interpreter that allows you to manage disks, partitions, or volumes from a command prompt or script
Ideas? LAN-Tech Network Management said: April 30, 2014 at 7:19 pm Are you switching user accounts while connected to the VPN? If so that will not work as you are changing credentials. Basically I have set up a VPN but have to start it manually everytime I connect to the internet, and was hoping to set it to automatically connect on log in or start up
i need help please thank you have a great day and i forgot to add i am useing Window OS default VPN software NOT useing 3rd party LAN-Tech Network Management said: March 19, 2015 at 2:16 pm The connect to VPN before logon option uses active directory for authentication, thus it cannot work with a router based VPN. As a result Group Policy cannot be updated, logon scripts are not applied, and most often you have to re-enter your user credentials when you do choose to connect to the office via VPN
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login - Automatically run a script when I log on to Windows - Super User
(NOTE: this is the only way to get the correct trigger) in the Create Task dialog: General tab -- provide a name for your task Triggers tab -- click New... The following example logon script contains VBScript commands that use Active Directory Service Interfaces (ADSI) to perform three common tasks based on a user's group membership: It maps the H: drive to the home directory of the user by calling the WSH Network object's MapNetworkDrive method in combination with the WSH Network object's UserName property
Windows Logon Scripts - VBScript examples to create printers, map network drives
SolarWinds have produced this Free WMI Monitor to take the guess work out of which WMI counters to use for applications like Microsoft Active Directory, SQL or Exchange Server
It's a good idea to specify that local time be used for logging traffic as this makes it easier to interpret the logs: The key of course is to review log files regularly to look for suspicious activity. Configuring Web Site Redirection Sometimes you need to take your web site down for maintenance, and in such cases it's a good idea to redirect all client traffic directed to your site to an alternate site or page informing users what's going on
9 Andrey April 3, 2013 at 2:32 am Can i get users from specific OU by scripting? 10 Rakesh November 27, 2013 at 2:39 am Hello All, I have already mapped the share drive. Today the end user updating some file in map drive that is not showing the updated file on next day.i unable to shut it out the problem can some body help me sir
Microsoft provides a sample script, called launchapp.wsf that works around this problem by running your real logon script a moment later under the correct security context. This article is a great summary (better than the one on technet) about how to go about it: Group Policy Preferences in a Windows 2003 Domain (and a Windows 2008 Domain) As another aside I've never been fond of mapping drives since windows XP (yes I know sometimes you have to)
Creating Samba User Accounts Creating Samba user accounts is an important step because without it, you users could not gain access to the Samba service. For purposes of illustration, I will lay out what you should see or have in a similar manner regarding these sections in which your configuration file is concerned
If i log in as a standard user, member of only the domain users group, with no admin rights what so ever the script runs, but still fails to mount the drives. I believe this works as the command line items called by the objShell.Run command are excecuted with the user token rather than the admin token (whereas the VBS is runnign in admin token), eitherway it works for me and seemed the simplest solution to the problem
Each user who has a profile on the target machine has a copy of their HKCU key saved under a key named with their SID, you need to find the right one and then pull the Network key information from under that. I understand this information would be stored in the HKCU registry? I would love to be able to do this in Powershell, but a vbscript or even a standalone executable would do
Admin Knowledge Tips View All Check if Computers Registered their records in DNS Server 16 July 2015 Nirmal Sharma Tip explains how you can use a simple script to check if the DNS records for computers are registered in the DNS Server. Read More Hybrid Network Infrastructure in Microsoft Azure (Part 2) In this Part 2 of this series, we start a more detailed discussion about the network related technologies that you can use when you plan and design a hybrid IT environment..
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