Review Event IDs 19, 41, 1001, 1074, and 7045 for the causes of reboot Event IDs 19, 41, 1001, 1074, and 7045 might indicate reboot causes. Some reboots are caused by OS updates, bug checks, and user initiated shutdowns … Continue reading →
Moving virtual guest Windows machines around between virtual hosts, sometimes the network adapters get lost or hidden. This creates a situation where you move a machine and it looks like it forgot the static ip address settings. So you go … Continue reading →
I have hit this problem several times – a member server changes from “Domain” to “Public” or “Private” network after reboot. Permanent fix I have found Add below registry key and reboot your member server. Once below reg key is … Continue reading →
To uninstall hidden (physically removed) network adapters in Windows, open the Device Manager console in the special mode. Open the command prompt as an administrator; Run the command: set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1 Start the Device Manager console: devmgmt.msc In the top … Continue reading →
We can easily retrieve AD user’s home directory path by using the Active Director powershell cmdlet Get-ADUser. In this post, I am going to write powershell script get home directory path for an ad user, users from specific OU … Continue reading →
First, open the command prompt with administrative privileges. Type ntdsutil and press Enter. Type roles and press Enter. Type connections and press Enter. Type connect to server DC01 and press Enter, where DC01 is the server computer name that will … Continue reading →