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  1. jlotz1

    VBScript to check all computers for a particular file

    I have been tasked with writing a vbscript to help audit our company PC's. The script will be ran on-demand, and when ran it will query AD for all domain computers, ping each one, and if it can ping it, it will then check for the existance of a particular .exe file (in our case, an antivirus...
  2. jlotz1

    VBScript to edit hosts file

    PHV: Works perfectly! Thanks so much for your quick response.
  3. jlotz1

    VBScript to edit hosts file

    Hi all, I use a vbscript to modify the hosts file on a group of about 90 field tech laptops on a regular basis. (I know...but using the hosts file is the easiest method in this situation.) I've been using the below vbscript, running it as a startup script, and it has worked well until...
  4. jlotz1

    Query AD for home directory

    mrmovie you are awesome! The only problem I just noticed is that my c:\users.txt file must contain the CN of the user (Robert. P. Smith) for it to work. I'd rather be able to work from a list of user ID's (rpsmith). Can your script be tweaked to allow for that?
  5. jlotz1

    Query AD for home directory

    Hello everyone, I have a list of 167 user ID's. I need to query active directory and return a list that shows the user ID and their home directory path. For example: jbsmith \\server1\home\jbsmith jxjones \\server1\home\jxjones Outputting a text file would work, but .csv or...
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    Need vbscript to check folder size

    Hello everyone. I need a script that will tell me the size of approximately 1500 home directories. What I'd like as output is an Excel spreadsheet with the folder name and the size (in MB, preferably). I found some scripts that'd do the job, but they report on EVERY subdirectory in each...

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