The Windows Registry is a hierarchical database that stores low-level settings for the Microsoft Windows operating system and for applications that opt to use the registry. The kernel, device drivers, services, Security Accounts Manager, and user interface can all use the registry.
If you have ever had to share your computer with others, you probably have user profiles set up on it. User profiles allow each user to have their own customized desktop, settings, and files. However, if a user profile is Read More …
When trying to connect an end-user workstation to a Shared Printer on a Windows Server you get the error “Operation Could Not Be Completed Error 0x00000bc4 No Printers Were Found“. This issue can be because by many different reasons. To Read More …
While preventing users from saving in Unauthorised Location MS Outlook has come up with the error where it can not create a new *.PST file. Outlook seems to be defaulting the new PST location to the “My Document” folder for Read More …
When looking at GPO to uninstall software the answer is really simple. Group Policies can only uninstall software that was installed via Group Policies. Well even though this statement remains true we can still use Group Policies to run PowerShell Read More …
Probably one of the biggest known threats out there know to all administrators is Removable Storage (USB Access). Not only does it bring the potential for Viruses and much other harmful Software. This also makes it easy for a disgruntled Read More …
So I had to recently Reload a MAC to Windows which went all smoothly. We installed Office 365 and setup the corporate account and left the Machine to download over a weekend. On the following Monday we came in and Read More …