Hi, I'm encountering a challenge with this script. It worked flawlessly on my Windows 10 desktop, but since I've switched to a new laptop running Windows 11, I'm unable to get the suspend hotkey shortcut to work. I often need to suspend the AutoHotkey script, and I'm wondering if the problem...
On October 8, 2024, the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) published important information regarding a security vulnerability identified as CVE-2024-43584. This particular flaw presents a critical security feature bypass in the Windows Scripting Engine, which could potentially allow an...
Introduction
In an intriguing look at the shifting landscape of scripting languages, The Windows Club published an article on September 20, 2024, detailing how to install or uninstall VBScript in Windows 11. The header itself raises eyebrows, considering that VBScript, once a darling of web...
CrowdStrike Fix:
If your Windows computer is currently serving you the Blue Screen of Death, take heart in the fact that you aren't alone.
Windows outages are being reported across the globe, apparently caused by a CrowdStrike issue.
Automated Fix:
Included in this package is an ISO file that...
Introduction
Microsoft Update Catalog is a valuable resource for Windows users seeking to obtain essential updates for their operating systems. To access these updates, enabling scripting within the website is crucial. It is necessary to adjust security settings to allow ActiveX controls and...
In the realm of scripting for web development and task automation, evolution is a constant. To keep pace with modern efficiency, Microsoft is making strategic changes, including phasing out VBScript in favor of more advanced alternatives like JavaScript and PowerShell. Let's delve into the...
I'm currently working on a script to uninstall a msi program that is installed on a client. The package doesn't have a GUID in registry but it does have its own uninstaller.exe I'm currently trying to use a msiexec /x %path/to/exe% /qn /f bat file to uninstall the package quietly without having...
This guide is to automate many manual and error-prone steps of "How to create a Windows 10 ISO image for clean, in-place upgrade and repair install" when is used to prepare Custom Windows 11 ISO with pre-installed software, no user accounts.
This guide is only applicable to Windows 11 (both...
Creating a Windows ISO can be an essential task for IT professionals and enthusiasts. This guide will take you through the process step-by-step using UUPDump.
Step 1: Access UUPDump
1. Open your preferred web browser.
2. Go to the UUPDump website: UUPDump
3. Alternatively access or visit our...
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What is the best way to read a files owner and permissions, create a new file then apply those permissions without using the subprocess method or command line icacls etc.
Hello,
I bought a new laptop and I am trying to change the location of windows key + E.
Until now I used a method with script.reg with launch.vbs :
Script.reg:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00...
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My old computer seems to lack TPM 2.0 support. Can I bypass the TPM check and force-install Windows 11 on a computer and on virtual machines? Share your idea or useful script.
I want to connect my .js code with my .py in a Chrome Add-on.
I want some text from JS being analyzed by the Python ki I've implemented. Then the return value from Python should get passed back to my JS file. Is this possible to do?
It's ok when the Add-on is only runnable locally. I'm looking...
Hi I made this batch code, to move all subfolders from "C:\1" to a new created folder inside folder "C:\2"
@echo off
set "sourceDir=C:\1"
set "destinationDir=C:\2"
set "newFolderName=NewSubfolder"
mkdir "%destinationDir%\%newFolderName%" 2nul
for /D %%I in ("%sourceDir%\*") do (...
Hi Guys,
I have a one to run by you.
I have a simple Windows batch script I run in the morning that basically opens various programs I use for the day. Lazy doing this...yup LOL.
Issue is the command prompt window that pops up never closes after the script is run.
I have tried ending the...
Good afternoon, here at the company I have a Win Server 19 file server. Each department has its own folders and there is a folder for document processing where everyone has access. When a department needs to process a file for another department, they move the file to the processing folder so...
Windows 11: I receive "access denied" by calling "Pin At Start" from the command line, no mather wich language PowerShell or VBscript.
Both are called using administrator rights.
PowerShell
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Error
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PS C:\Users\roberto> .\t.ps1
Pin-App : App(s) not found: C:\Program...
Dears,
I need to download excel file from my Gdrive account with current date as filename and save it at specific folder when computer starts.
I tried from internet but could not succeed. Kindly guide me
Regards,
Hi,
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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Hi,
This is my first post and need some help with adding IP security rules to IP security policy.
Setting IP security policies on local computer.
We have already created IP security policy and blocked the internet.
But we need to allow/add certain DNS (WebURL).
rule:
This rule does not...