Hello

have you a peace of code for mesure temperature of a disque please

thank you

Hello folks.

I have a customer, that have a big VDI infrastructure with about 350
virtual workstation on it. Based on this scenario, it run over the
VMWare ESX 3.0.2 Update 1, and on a future, will be migrate this
version of the VMware ESX 3.0.2 to the VMWare ESX 3.5 Update 1.

On the VMware upgrade, we need to have a specific free space on the
volume C of each virtual workstation to upgrade automatically the
VMWare Tools on this upgrade of the VMWare ESX. The question is:
Anyone have a script to collect information, based on a specific AD
OU, where on it have all those workstations, and get the computer name
plus the space on each computer ( like, the script consult the AD OU
information, about the computer name, and export for a spreadsheet,
consulting each workstation, the information of the computer name and
the space ( full/free space ) that the volume C have) ?

Thanks and my best regards

Hello all.

Many moons ago, I posted a request for help with this same type of
issue:

http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.scripting.vbscript/browse_thread...#8991e865aeb0bfe6

As always, I received excellent help on my previous post. Now I'm back
again with the same type of issue. I need to (do a complex) search and
replace text in a file.

I have a text file (it's the output of the Resource kit utility
secedit.exe) that looks something like this:

SeCreatePagefilePrivilege = *S-1-5-32-523
SeDebugPrivilege = *S-1-5-32-523
SeRemoteShutdownPrivilege = *S-1-5-32-523,*S-1-5-32-528
SeAuditPrivilege = *S-1-5-13,*S-1-5-19
SeIncreaseQuotaPrivilege =
SeI...

It seems that WSH does not run on WindowsCE 4.20.

Questions are:
1) Will cscript / wscript run on CE 4.20
2) How do you get it there?

I need to know if a computer is running or not. Well... I know it's very
easy to make a ping, put this into a file and read if I get the "ping" or
not. I think it's the normal way...but, there is a "professional" way to do
it???

Thanks in advance :)

G. Aranda

In Windows XP if you right-click on the taskbar a menu pops up that begins
with "toolbars" and ends with "properties." There is an a right pointing
arrow on the right side of the "toolbars" selection.

What do I change so that system-wide the arrow is left pointing and on the
left side of the menu text?

Hello everyone,
I am a newbee to Powershell Scripting and have been tasked to write a login
script to accomplish the following for the school I work at. (Boss passed it
down to me)
I am a network person. OS= Server 2003 soon to be Server 2008, PC's are
XP and Vista.
Deadline testing date: August 1, 2008 Implementating: August 14th. on 800
computer.

Objective: Login authentication must be verified using this scenario:

If computer is member of "XX computer" or "YY computer" group
and user name = "me" or "user'
Deny access and sent message back to user with login screen
Message: 'Please login using your login name and password'

Been struggling with this for hours now !

Here"s my problem, I have an .exe I run using this script in aso code:
in the download.asp file.

88 : Set WshShell = Server.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
89 : WshShell.run "D:\DATAII~1\xyz\abc\code.exe xyz"
90 : Set WshShell=nothing

I've given read and execute to code.exe to everyone and intenet gues
and its read and write paths on C:\ are authorized as well.

Now this works fine on my old Windows Server 2003 server with SP1 on
it but I just can't get it to run on my new server with SP2, I always
get this error

"Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0046'
Permission denied
/abc/download.asp, line 89 "

Does SP2 do things differently ? Do I need to authorize acces to some
kind of virtual directory used by the the .exe to run maybe ?

TIA !

Hi All,

I have lots of left handed customers running their
mice as left handers. They have no problem with it.

One particular customer with XP-Pro-SP2 can not
seem to keep it in left handed operation. He is
using the stock mouse drivers. I switch it over
to left handed operation. Two weeks later, he is
complaining it is back to right handed operation.
(He is not smart enough to do it himself.)

Is there something I can put in start up that will
automatically program it back?

Many thanks,
-T

Hi,

I surfed already for 2 weeks the internet to find a solution for my problem.
Many solutions, but not the ones I'm looking for... What I want to do is
adding a menu item in the context menu of windows...