Martin Zugec

Hmmm, I cant be 100% sure (I never used unattended CD), but for unattended network installations there are copied to HDD, so it should be the same. You can simply try it, add cd > c:\cd.log to your cmdlines.txt and you will see where it was launched from

There is (maybe) simple answer - did you UNCHECK restart instead of BSOD in you System - Advanced? Have a look to %windir%\Minidump, can you see any files inside?

Yep, I know... There were few articles/comments about it here. What I am talking about is this board is orientated mainly on "geeks" - home/pro users, that likes to play with system. And there is nobody here really working/testing Monad I would like to have some place to talk about different cmdlets, functions etc. Official forums are quite unhandy

Well, it is because I didnt try this script ever on live system So I cant say how it will act... There is simple solution - run it from RunOnceEx instead of cmdlines...

Give it a try

Hmmm, so there is nobody interested in MSH like me?

Try ObjShell.Run ("c:\PKUNZIP -e -d -s" & strPassword & " C:\ProtectUA.zip C:\", 0, True) and let me know... Maybe it is not able to locate pkunzip

a.) DoOldStyleDomainJoin - ??? Never saw before b.) domain is FQDN, e.g. domain.com c.) dont use CreateComputerAccountInDomain, just remove it...

Hmmm, still no luck. Somehow I can see the changes are in registry (.Default), but new users are created without them This is really strange

Ah, so maybe that is the problem. Thx, I am starting my test machine

I got domain, so user accounts are not created before user logs in... I tried everything posted on this thread

Why expensive? Because of CALs?

Well, I am thinking if I shouldnt began work on another project here - professional network installations

Feedback please I want to know if you will be satisfied

Not only domain admin... I got service account for this purposes, for my main company I am using Unicenter, but for many small clients I got proprietar solution like this. Netlogon is (similar to SysVol) replicated between DCs. And variable LogonServer means DC you were authorized from. This is quite simple, but powerful solution.

I am using different method... a.) apps installation settings are stored in Netlogon, so it is universal location - %LogonServer%\Netlogon\... b.) first I am mirroring directories - it is because if you launch 10-15 computers on slow server, they will sometimes fail

Then why is it not working for me I tried applying reg for current user and also for default user (from cmdlines), but it is not working

Yep... First way (I am using it) is using PrivBar, that will show you (in iexplore) what rights you are using. Second (more universal way) is Security tab in Process Explorer from SysInternals.

It should work... The link I talked about is http://martinzugec.blogdrive.com/archive/26.html (whoa, I am not as lazy as I though )

Hi mate, sorry, I cant say. It is not secret, but I am not *nix admin, I was just working on importing SRV records... But in general it is the same - you can use any DNS server (unix, linux, windows...), but it must have support for SRV records.

SAFER - martinzugec.blogdrive.com (AFAIR article no. 26) or today bink.nu post

2Biohazard: I can see I am not the only one who is using scrolllock to switch between servers About SysRq, Delprat is right, I remember in DOS I used it to print (really print, not to screen) system configuration. That is why it is under Print Screen

Sorry, it is sometimes problem when I missed a reply. Go to registry, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\FeatureControl\FEATURE_LOCALMACHINE_LOCKDOWN and add value Winword.exe, type DWORD and value 0 Did it help?

Nope... Dim arrayAllowedHosts(1) means arrayAllowedHosts will have two members (it is counted from 0, not from one). arrayAllowedHosts(0) and arrayAllowedHosts(1) are these two members. So if you want to add another member, you must add +1 to Dim arrayAllowedHosts (so it will be arrayAllowedHosts(2)) AND create new value arrayAllowedHosts(2) = "blablabla" If you want to delete ProtectUA.zip, you cant use objFSO.DeleteFile strSystemDrive & "\ntldr", True it would try to delete ProtectUA.zip from %windir%. Instead you must use objFSO.DeleteFile "C:\ProtectUA.zip", True

I know about this way, however it is not system solution - not for 1000+ PCs