There are two ways:
1. Through group policy object
2. Manually remove
Sometimes we want to remove the cache logon credentials for security reason. This is true when you have Terminal server service for your users available through a public terminal such as commonly used workstation and do not want the next user to use the previously logon [...]
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I thought I would never wanted a blue screen on my machine don’t even mention about forcing the OS to die. It turns out that I needed one when I was working with Microsoft Performance Team in troubleshooting with one of the server. I won’t rewrite the details. Just refer to this article Windows feature lets [...]
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A while ago, a friend of mine asked me to check why his Exchange 2007 Distribution Group (DG) in Exchange Management Console (EMC), does not show all the members that are listed when using Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC) console. Since this group is mail-enabled, emails to this group only deliverable to those who are listed in [...]
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Acronis has produced a breakthrough enterprise (well not quite yet) backup and imaging product at a fraction of the cost of those big vendors. Their imaging product has been very successful. With all the buzz about dissimilar hardware recovery, I was thinking how sweet it will be when disaster strike where I can recover all [...]
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Quick Analyzing of Blue Screen:
1. Obtain MEMORY.dmp file
2. Download:
a. Windows Debugging Tools
b. Symbols (optional)
3. Issue this command:
windbg -y SRV*c:\symbols*http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols -z “Change this LOCATION to drive letter:\MEMORY.DMP”
Windows Debugging Tools will then obtain symbols on demand from Microsoft. This will save you time.
You also have the option to install symbol yourself but I couldn’t have windbg to [...]
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