I would like to know if there is a way to clear the Run MRU Registry Key without having to Restart the computer or by doing what MS says at the bottom of this article, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q142298/ , by acting like your are gonna shut down but then change your mind. I know it can be...
Dim WShell
Set WShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
WShell.Run """C:\Program Files\ARINC\AIM\PACIS\MBTA\DBS\restoreGUItables.bat"""
Set WShell = Nothing
Try this out for size. Create an ASP page. With this code
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Dim WSHell
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This should do it if you are only using one log file in the directory.
set /a log=dir /b e:logs *.log
echo %log%
Explination: Set log=logfilename.log would set a variable called %log%. This is how you call a variable in a batch %var%. The /A tells it to set it as an expression, so this...
Also I believe you can go to the same area. The password policies. Look for something that says use complex passwords, and then enable this. This will keep passwords from being able to use usernames in passwords
example:
user: myuser
password: myuserpassword
It shouldn't allow this and also...
Maybe u could call in another .bat file? Not much of a programmer but I believe that this could be done somehow. Please let me know if you come up with anything and thanks again for everything.
Good luck and I'll keep trying also.
thanks guys for the responses that's what I was looking for but I can't do what I was thinking of... I'm trying to make a .bat file that runs a program with another users rights with the runas command... I could then use NTFS permissions to give permission to people who needs to run the...
for example if you wanted del a file in a folder in a dos shell it asks "Are you sure you want to del this file"(Y/N)?
I would like for me to just run the .bat file and it answer with a "Y" for me instead of me having to see the question.
One way to do it is remove the folder options menu from the tools menu in windows explorer by using GPO policy. user config > admin templates > windows components > Window explorer > remove the folder options menu item from the tools menu ... enable this setting
good luck
to be exact it is under gpo policy > user config. > admin. templates > desktop > prohibit users from changing my documents path... Enable this
good luck
you have to use a gpo policy.. not sure where it is.. but some where under the desktop configuration i believe that says do not allow users to change location of my documents...
Events 8032 and 8021 keep showing up in my event log every 2 hours both at the same time. This is what event error 8032 says: The browser service has failed to retrieve the backup list too many times on transport \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{79CD35CA-F295-4C8A-BE3B-6E9D6E1EF81C}. The backup browser is...
about your dns question..
Log on to a client with the local admin account. See if you can ping your FQDN of your domain. (du-re.com) IF not then go to the properties of the TCP/IP protocol and change the DNS ip address to the IP of your Domain Controller. Then see if you can ping your...
It may be a program that requires admin priveleges :( My work around for this isnt probably the best but it works for me with my family and friends. Create a user named somethine like "apps" then add it to the admin group. Just don't tell your users that this is a admin. Create a...
I have to agree with wbg34 it is something in the advanced properties on a folder. This is a process of elimination, but gets the job done. In the newly installed application folder go to each folder and be sure that the inherit permissions from parent folder is checked...if you find one that...
yes reinstall DNS and follow earlier recommendations also you could have changed the host name in DNS to the name of the DC, but kinda late for that now :)
good luck, let me know if you need any more help
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