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Advice -
Settings
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Friday, 05 March 2010 17:37 |
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When you connect to a remote desktop and your printer does not appear we must first make sure that the drivers for your printer are on the server.
After that, if the operating system of server is Windows Server 2000 or 2003 should follow the steps below to resolve a known problem, because the server can not remap the ports directly for DOT4_USB or those connected to the network with the network adapter and TCP / IP protocol.
Click the Start button
click Run, type regedit and then click OK.
Locate and double-click on the following registry keys:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER
Software
Microsoft
Terminal Server Client
Default
AddIns
RDPDR select the key and choose New, then DWORD Value.
Type FilterQueueType and press ENTER (you must meet capitalization and leave no gaps)
Click Modify on the Edit menu.
Type ffffffff then click OK.
Close the registry editor and connect to Remote Desktop
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Windows -
Operating System
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Sunday, 03 January 2010 10:46 |
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If in the Event Viewer on your computer or domain server encountered the following error messages:
- The computer PC-NAME had tried to connect with the server \\2003SERVER using the trust relationship established by the domain DOMAIN-NAME.
- The computer has lost the correct security identifier (SID) when the domain was reconfigured. Reestablish the trust relationship.
- The time provider NtpServer encountered an error while digitally signing the NTP response for peer 192.168.0.XX: 123.
- NtpServer not able to provide the client with one hour in protected mode (with signature), then ignore the request. Error The specified user does not exist. (0x80070525)
means you have to redo the station to join the domain indicated.
These errors are caused due to reinstallation of the domain server or workstation, it is not enough that the domain or computer have the same names because the join is valid. So if your computer is already on domain should exclude it and reinsert it. In this case we must be careful to restore the data to the user profile because it will create a new one (will discuss this in the next article).
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Windows -
Operating System
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Sunday, 17 January 2010 18:11 |
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In this article we talk of copying the user profile.
In fact after a rejoin the domain or a link to a new domain, the existing user profile data is not there anymore.
Actually there are still only the data that Windows XP has created a new user profile is attributed to the different folders.
There are several methods for copying the user profile, Microsoft also features its own well described in various articles scattered throughout the Internet. But to copy the profile due to rejoin the same domain the best way to not have problems is the following:
1. Excluding the PC from the domain as part of a workgroup any. Reboot.
2. Log on as administrator user, then reinsert the machine domain. Reboot.
3. Access the domain with your username and password. Windows will run the first user's settings because the desktop will appear as classic.
4. Make the user administrator of the machine.
5. Restart and then log into safe mode (via F8)
6. Then log in as administrator in safe mode, locate the folders of the old profile present in "c:\documents and settings\old user" and copy the profile recreated from XP. Make sure you copy all files including hidden ones and see what good the old and the new profile, if not lose your files, in order to avoid this problem you can just see the files on the desktop of both profiles to realize .
7. Reboot normally and enter your user. At this point all your data and settings will reappear again without doing further work. Identified only drawback is that it must re-enter the password of your accout in Outlook Express.
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Miscellaneous software -
Internet Explorer
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Friday, 20 November 2009 18:08 |
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Event: 1041
Can not find and load the system DllName registry entry for {7B849a69-220F-451E-B3FE-2CB811AF94AE}. Probable error of registration.
Solution: Lately the error above is present on your system after you uninstall Internet Explorer 8.
Indeed IE8 will not uninstall correctly, and some classes remain in the system log, then to correct the error should go to Start - Regedit - Enter and delete the classes indicated in the braces in your error message.
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