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When running ADPrep on Server 2003 from Server 2008 media you may get this error: Error message: Error(110) while running C:\WINDOWS\system32\LDIFde.exe The system cannot find the file specified.(0×80070002) <error message has been trimmed> Pausing your AV software will likely allow the command to complete successfully. If it isn’t your AV there is something else [...] I had issues with the comments on line 29 wrapping, turn off Word Wrap in notepad and double check the formatting before you save. The script is written in VB, in case you don’t recognize it. I had to ask around… Nice plug-in for Explorer to show the size of folders and files. Caution, I’ve seen this chew up a lot of CPU on Server 2003 boxes… I’ve had this error a couple times, usually the message says the file is rejected by a digital signature policy (Error 1718). The fix is a patch from MS. Courtesy Aaron and Stan: Continue reading How to install x86 Printer drivers on a x64 Windows Server Here is the script that will take the files backed up, via my Profile Copy Script, and restore them to where they belong. This was written with AutoIt V3, most of the code belongs to ezzetabi The script will work on XP, Vista or Win7. Compile and execute with one command line parameter: the source (should be the same argument given to the Profile Copy Script). Will copy files from a local folder or network share. Copies files to the currently logged in user’s My Documents, Favourites, Desktop and will place the NK2 file(s) in the folder it belongs in (I believe Outlook needs to be installed before this script is run, for the NK2 file(s) to be returned correctly – Sorry, I didn’t have a computer without Outlook to test on).
I often find myself copying users’ profiles, so I thought I would make a script that would simplify it. I wrote this with AutoIt V3, most of the code belongs to ezzetabi The script will work on XP, Vista or Win7. Compile and execute with one command line parameter: the destination. Will copy files to a local folder or network share. Copies files for the currently logged in user. Also check out my Profile Restore Script. Run the command “systeminfo” from a dos/CMD window. Outputs: Computer Name, OS info – including version, registration info, Windows product id, original install date, system uptime, make and model of the computer. It also shows processor, pagefile and ram useage, timezone, Windows hotfixes, and network card info. A lo of useful information from the [...] Us this to fix profile issues or to keep an old profile after changing domain or usernames. Thanks Technibble |
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