|
|
|
|
Short story version: use the CIPHER command. I had a 3-2-1 backup fail on me recently." “21,684 files could not be copied”. The original files were EFS encrypted. Here’s a picture of what was going wrong: In technical terms, the second computer did not have the EFS decryption key. The easy fix was [...] I have lots of USB memory sticks. I have plenty of lanyards as well. Who doesn’t? Go to a conference, get a lanyard, get a USB memory stick. Identifying what’s on these USB memory sticks has become a chore. I tried different coloured lanyards, but that didn’t work. Too many lanyards/colour combinations So I [...]
My guess is that they didn’t want people fiddling with the raw files. That’s a bummer for those of us who need to get at the files, such as Application Packagers. I discussed this a little in the InstallShield Temp Directory Trick. So it’s a good thing that CDMediaWorld has utilities, such as i6Comp to extract the files. Just download it (I picked i6comp02.zip) and then run i6comp. This is what i6Comp looks like when listing files from the data.cab file:
The list output is more interesting than the extract output. which is why I’ve showed list. Other options are: (Click here to continue reading How to open an InstallShield Data .cab file.) Use the LastLogonTimeStamp or the LastLogin Active Directory attribute. If you are on a Windows 2003 Functional Domain or later, use LastLogonTimeStamp. If you are on a Windows 2000 Functional Domain, you’re stuck with LastLogon (and a bit more work). LastLogonTimeStamp. This is how I got the LastLogonTimeStamp for all the computers in my [...] The biggest hardware problem I see with (older) BlackBerries is the TrackBall fails to scroll. It fails to scroll, because over time, it fills up with oil and grime from your fingers. Now, unlike a computer keyboard, you can’t stick it in a dishwasher. Doing that would certainly break your warranty and won’t fix [...] On a Friday night, on my way home from work. I say, “You little bastard”. Now, sometimes you can fix this by reloading the software on the device. But to do that, you need the BlackBerry Desktop Manager software, the BlackBerry Phone software itself, and a micro-usb cable. All were sitting on my [...] asked our newest SOE Developer. The best tool I’ve found for this is CABPACK v1.4, which was last updated in 1999. The age of the program might give you some idea about how often we need to extract files from CAB files these days. ie. not very often. It was fairly common back [...] So you’re using a Terminal Services Client (MSTSC) to connect to a remote server, and you want to change your password. The secret is to use CTRL-ALT-END. Which will bring up the Windows Security dialog box. From here, you can Change Password. Other keyboard shortcuts have been documented by Microsoft here: Keyboard Shortcuts [...] I don’t do this often enough to remember it, so here’s a quick guide for me (and anyone else out there still using SMS 2003). Start the Administrator Console, and browse to the collection you want to add the computer to. Right-click the collection and select Properties. Select Membership Rules, and then [...] One of our web developers contacted me, and asked how they could look at the settings for the Trusted Zone in Internet Explorer. The Custom Level and Default Level buttons were greyed out. And it’s not an Admin vs. Non-admin rights problem, as I have the same problem:
The answer? Set the The Web Developer can now play to her heart’s content. A breakdown of the security tab restrictions follows. (Click here to continue reading Internet Explorer Security Tab Restrictions) |
|
|
Copyright © 2010 wisefaq.com - All Rights Reserved |
|
Recent Comments