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Try this article http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa175801.aspx -jhaith

I think you're mistaking what the other programs are actually doing. These program are adding a registry key setting. Believe for a folder you would look under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\Shell. Add a key "MyProgram", then a key called "command". Inside the command key add a string value (Default)...

Delete these directories. C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft\OFFICE C:\Documents and Settings\%USER%\Application Data\Microsoft\OFFICE C:\Documents and Settings\%USER%\Application Data\Microsoft\(%WORD/EXCEL/OUTLOOK/ETC%) Use...

Manually copy the profile to the server share where the profile is stored to make sure you have permissions to write to that directory under that user account. If you can't copy the files over check to see what the permissions are for that directory and user. -jhaith

Word does this by default so the citations are not confused. To force a certain format look at creating your own XSL template. Here's an article from the MS Office Blogs that will give you detail on setting up a template. Hope this helps...

Ok, using a workgroup for that situation would be fine. Check out this article and it will give you pretty good instructions on what you need to do. Good luck, have any problems post back. http://www.quantumsoftware.com.au/support/KB/Article.aspx?ID=154 -jhaith

What is your current network setup? Applying updates quarterly is ridiculous. Topkapi has the right idea of going with WSUS. You should look at rolling updates out in waves (dev/test/prod) if management is concerned with possible issues with the updates. You could also do waves by specifiying...

Before I get into too much detail what exactly are you wanting to gain by using roaming profiles? Feel free to post back any questions you have. Here's two options you have. 1. (Recommended) You should move your computers from your workgroup to a Domain by setting up Active Directory on your...

If you're on a domain you will want to do this via Group Policy, using GPMC (Group Policy Management Console). Along with enabling Remote Desktop you will want to make sure the user(s) who wish to use it have proper permissions to do so. Here's a reference that should be of more help...

Just a couple questions to help narrow the things down. What are you using for antivirus software? Have you tried disabling this to see if it had any effect? Or is there any other software that may be consuming resources at startup? You could also look at memory/cpu performance during startup...

Have you checked to see if it's trying to load a file or add-on at startup? Check 1. C:\Documents and Settings\%USER%\Application Data\Microsoft\Word\STARTUP and C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\%OFFICE%\STARTUP. 2. Check and make sure you don't have any add-on's that are causing the...

Is it doing this randomly or is there a certain pattern to the citations/documents you are using? Have you checked that the style you're using is not inserting it? Here's a microsoft article that may help also...

If you are looking for centralized logging that will pull data from various devices you can do this with a single Windows machine but you will lack real-time event monitoring and the overhead is considerably more. Check out http://www.windowsecurity.com/software/Event-Log-Monitoring/ for a list...

I don't think you'll be able to write your own script to do this without creating an application, scripting languages don't have the capability as far as I know. However you can use QRes which is a utility you can call from a command prompt...

Steve, Yeah it's hard to tell without being there what could be wrong, could be permissions/settings/etc, WMI is a little tricky and there's alot of exceptions to querying it. Probably need to experiment with the script to make sure it's pulling back the data correct. Also you may want to check...

Are your machines on DHCP? -jhaith

Steve, Try this script. You'll need to create a csv with all the IP Addresses and change the command at the bottom to the psexec/netsh command you are using for the WINS. Let me know if you have any problems. -jhaith Option Explicit On Error Resume Next Dim objWMIService Dim objNetAdapter...

Steve, Just got your reply, I'll write you a script this afternoon that will do all of that, check back later in the day =) -jhaith

I believe that is a registry setting you can change. Try something like HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\. There should be a DefaultDomainName key in there, try changing that. -jhaith

For strComputer, specify the IP Address for that particular interface. Here's an example. strComputer = "192.168.0.1" Set colNetAdapters = objWMIService.ExecQuery("SELECT * FROM Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration WHERE IPAddress = " & strComputer) -jhaith