I have been 'googling' for sometime looking for an answer to this issue but would like to ask for help here. What I am trying to achieve is to setup roaming profiles, folder redirection and offline files with all 3 working together.
The system involves a Windows Server 2012 R2 domain controller...
active directory
client configuration
data access
domain controller
file storage
folder redirection
grouppolicy
laptop setup
local cache
network administration
network file share
offline files
profile caching
profile management
roaming profiles
user drives
user profiles
windows 7
windows server
Just to be clear, it's not one of those usual things. I got Win 7 Home Premium.
CMD, Task Manager, all exe files and GPEdit works fine. Everything works fine actually - exept regedit just does not respond.
I have Nod32 and my PC is virus / malware free.
All I want is just access to registry...
Here some issues, of which I think, that they are all related to very small or marginal systems
I am testing on an very small and underpowered system: Acer Aspire One, (Atom N270 @ 1.6 GHz, 1 GB ram, Intel 945 Express – WDDM1.0 Video, Hitachi HTS543216L9A300 ATA 150 GB disk, Realtek PCIe FE...
We have in place Microsoft System Center 2012 which houses our imaging server. We have one 'gold' standard image that we use for all of our devices. When migrating to Windows 7 32-bit, we discovered that the computer when first booting up after imaging that users have issues with double...
admin account
application access
desktop
devices
double-click
grouppolicy
hp 600
hp z600
icons
imaging
intermittent
microsoft
migration
policies
recycle bin
system center
troubleshooting
user issues
windows 7
In my testenvironment it look likes the Group Policy editor (type gpedit.msc ) is broken. Here I get all kinds of messages on symbols not being defined or being double defined.....
Is it my (too) small Acer One or is it a bug in the X86 version of build 10041?
My friend has a fairly new stand-alone (not network or domain) Windows 7 Professional desktop PC with MS Security Essentials as protection.
Using a Win7Pro User account which has administrative privileges, when attempting to access any USB flash drive (tried using a selection of flash drives)...
Severity Rating: Critical
Revision Note: V1.0 (February 10, 2015): Bulletin published.
Summary: This security update resolves a privately reported vulnerability in Microsoft Windows. A remote code execution vulnerability exists in how group policy receives and applies connection data when a...
Severity Rating: Critical
Revision Note: V1.0 (February 10, 2015): Bulletin published.
Summary: This security update resolves a privately reported vulnerability in Microsoft Windows. A remote code execution vulnerability exists in how group policy receives and applies connection data when a...
I came across this incidence in another Forum site.
An OP asked about Win 10 TP Windows Automatic Updates. He asked if he could make it Manual.
I posted an answer of using registry editor. I also mentioned that it could be done using gpeditor as well.
Then an moderator came along and copy/pasted...
Today, as a part of our regular Update Tuesday process, we released four security bulletins – one rated Critical and three rated Important in severity – to address 42 Common Vulnerabilities & Exposures (CVEs) in Microsoft Windows, Internet Explorer, .NET Framework, and Lync Server. We encourage...
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windows 7
windows server
Hi,
the problem consists that after the Win7 image installation on the computer screen keyboard, which has been previously turned off, appears on the screen. Is it possible to turn off the keyboard through the Windows registry or through the group policy? OS Win7 embedded x64. Thank you in advice
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I'm new at this whole IP Based Location Printing thing...
I'm currently managing a small school's network. They've got 3 printers on IP. All printers are shared via the domain PC (running the DC).
One printer is in the Computer Lab, the other in the Staff Lab, and the other one in...