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panzer

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  1. You can automate the process using dsquery and dsrm. Run from the command prompt

    dsquery computer  -inactive X >InactComps.txt

    where X is the number of weeks of inactivty you want to check for. After you check this file place a ";" at the end of each line using search and replace. Then run the following command line to delete them.

    for /f "delims=;" %i in (InactComps.txt) do dsrm -noprompt %i

    This same procedure can also be used for users; just replace computer with user and you get a similar list of inactive users.

    when i tried to exicute the first code i got the foloowing output from the cmd:

    C:\Documents and Settings\administrator>DSQUERY COMPUTER -INACTIVE 4 >INACTAOMPS
    .TXT
    dsquery failed:The parameter is incorrect.:Windows could not run this query beca
    use you are connected to a domain that does not support this query.
    type dsquery /? for help.

  2. Hi everybody,

    I am newbi in this forum and i am seeking your help to make a recovery partition in my pc like the one in HP desktops, i need the recovery process to be run when i need it befor windows login (not using any CD'd), in my HP desktop it gives me a message to press F11 to enter to the Recovery process, so how can i do this with my PC?

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