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Thanks dm4ever! Basically I just need to to dynamically pick up on any file and/or folder events below a search root. I tried using the LIKE operator within the WQL query but with unsuccessful results...

Anyone?

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/qanda/apr05/hey0404.mspx The following code monitors for all files created or deleted in C:\Scripts. Does anyone know how I can extend this to files or folders created anywhere within of the subfolders of a root point? strComputer = "."...

Hi there, I have an existing spreadsheet which in the first column lists date and time like this:- 20050430124224Z Whereas for clarity, what I really want is something like this:- 2005 04 30 124224Z (the last digits could even be deleted) How do I go about modifying the text stream to add...

Tried that it doesn't work. $ seems to be used to specify parameters.

We're using ADS for server builds and are trying to specify a UNC path in teh XML. however the $ character in our share seems to be illegal. How do we escape the character? Thanks

why might it take 5 minutes to start on a newly built server? Thanks...

I have created a script which using logic and wscript.echo commands, creates a web page (I would run the script by creating a scheduled job in the format C:\myscript.vbs > C:\mypage.htm). What I would like to do is add a refresh button or link to the bottom of the page which reruns the...

Hi there, I've just built a server and despite being certain that I had run a system erase prior to kicking off a scripte build it appears I may not have done. I am now missing the System Partition on the Hard disks. Is there anyway to install this without having to rebuild the server or do I...

Can anyone tell me what the maximum path length is for a directory tree in Windows 2000/2003?

Hi there, We are trying to restore a backupset from tape onto a server at our DR site using the following command - dsmc restore backupset \\.\tape0 {\\servername\s$}\* D:\restore\ -loc=tape but it is only restoring the root folders (no sub and no files whatsoever, anyone have any ideas why...

Hi there, We are trying to restore a backupset from tape onto a server at our DR site using the following command - dsmc restore backupset \\.\tape0 {\\servername\s$}\* D:\restore\ -loc=tape but it is only restoring the root folders and no files whatsoever, anyone have any ideas why...

Hi guys and gals, Does anyone know where I can find some detailed documentation on this? I want to use it as a sort of efficient replication tool but am not sure how, or even if this is possible. Anyone able to help? M

Hi guys and gals, Does anyone know where I can find some detailed documentation on this? I want to use it as a sort of efficient replication tool but am not sure how, or even if this is possible. Anyone able to help? M

Yeah... Am certified by Citrix but don't it too much now. What's the prob?

Oh and for the pop up - Group policy | Computer Configuration | Windows Settings | Security Settings | Local Policies | Security Options | Message Text for users attempting to log on AND message title for users attempting to log on

The setting you are looking for is in Group policy | Computer Configuration | Windows Settings | Security Settings | Local Plicies | User Rights assignment | log on locally

Hi, can someone tell me what obects a group plicy can be applied to. Obviously OUs and domains - but can you apply them to things like groups and forests etc...??? Thanks, Mark

HI there, I have a user who has come in the last 3 days in a row to find that different keys on his keyboard have just stopped working (Monday it was 'D', yesterday 'C' today various keys..). A reboot solves the problem but changing the keyboard does not. This user has set up Scan Code...

I'm assuming you've done all the normal stuff of looking through the logs etc.. I know you said nothing has changed on the server but as we all know on here that doesn't always matter to MS software. Sometimes it just goes worng because it wants to and there's nothing you can do. Have you...