Microsoft’s April 2025 Kerberos protections — delivered to close CVE‑2025‑26647 — introduced a new operational knob, AllowNtAuthPolicyBypass, that was intended to let administrators audit then enforce stricter certificate-based authentication behavior on domain controllers; the rollout fixed a...
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I have created a new image for a Dell Latitude 5320 windows 11 and got it right where I wanted it. When logged in as the administrator of course I do everything under that account because at the time the laptop is in audit mode. I have completely uninstall quite a few apps like some of the...
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I have a windows 7 machine that is currently in audit mode. Like an idiot I didn't create user on it. Is there any way for me to VNC or RDC into the thing? (I have LogMeIn installed).
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Posted this in the Installation & Upgrade forum but might be better here.
My company has about 10 new HP 2570p laptops. These have 128GB SSD.
I have set up two of these laptops in audit mode with all drivers, updates and software configured. I then went to sysprep, selected OOBE -...
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My company has about 10 new HP 2570p laptops. These have 128GB SSD.
I have set up two of these laptops in audit mode with all drivers, updates and software configured. I then went to sysprep, selected OOBE - generalise and shutdown.
The first laptop gave me a BSOD preventing Windows...
Here is the problem. I'm an IT pro and I'm in the process of creating Windows 8 Pro (64-bit) images for my workplace using audit mode (i have done this countless times on windows 7). The problem is, the 'Change PC settings' button does NOT work when I click on it in audit mode. Nothing happens...
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I'm looking for some advice on troubleshooting the following issue!:)
To explain, Windows 8 Pro (X64) was installed by way of a clean install utilising audit mode to configure the User Profile folder location to a new partition on a secondary drive (D:\Users). The 'main' user...
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Getting the message after Sysprep stating "Sysprep Fails After Deployment With: Windows could not finish configuring the system...."
This is a new out-of-box Lenovo T530 laptop, it came pre-loaded with Windows 7 Pro.
I pulled laptop from box and inserted our Windows 7 Pro SP 1 disk and...
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In Audit mode, before running the sysprep /generalize /oobe /reboot command, I have to run the Disk Cleanup utility of Windows 7 SP1 to delete any unnecessary files or this is not necessary?
In other words, the removal of unnecessary files made with the generalize option of Sysprep is the...
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To change the default profile in Windows 7 SP1 64-bit, during the its installation, I passed immediately in Audit mode by means of the Ctrl+Shift+F3 sequence.
So, I have updated Windows 7 and I have configured it.
Then, I put in the c:\windows\panther directory the Unattend.xml file...
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Running the sysprep /generalize /oobe /reboot /unattend:c:\Unattend.xml command in Audit mode, how do I create an answer file that allows to:
1) include a partition in the system protection of Windows 7 SP1.
2) rename and put a password to the Administrator account.
3) permanently...
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I have partitioned a disk into two primary partitions.
On one of them, I installed Windows 7 SP1 Ultimate 64 bit, but, during its installation, I pressed, the Ctrl+Shift+F3 sequence to go in audit mode.
Now, wanting to activate the D local partition to the protection system, I wrote:
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On a Korean version of Windows 7, using CTRL+SHIFT+F3 on the Windows onscreen keyboard will not reboot the system into audit mode. A USB keyboard needs to be attached.
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