IcemanND

never used anything to list all locked files just wholockedme to find out what was locking certain files but a quiock google search found a bunch. http://www.google.com/search?q=find+all+lo...lient=firefox-a

Yes, that is correct but what length of time do you want to spend getting into a system encrypted with SafeGuard Easy? For each incorrectly entered password the length of time until the login appears again is exponential. The user ID or password incorrectly and you will wait an hour after the 4th missed attempt. Now it you want to try and crack AES-256 you could access it directly. If you put the drive in another machine windows will recognize it as a RAW partition. Read it with a disk editor and you get the encrypted data from end to end. Now if it is incorrectly configured it could be made easier by giving you one piece of the puzzle (login ID) or using XOR encryption instead. So yes while it would eventually be possible to get the data from the drive, could you do it in a reasonably practical length of time.

try this Dim Reponse Dim AbsPath Dim Answer Dim WshShell Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Answer = "" AbsPath = Replace(WScript.ScriptFullName, WScript.ScriptName, "") Answer = inputbox("write a value,Cancel or no value to exit the script","Diskpart") If Answer = "" Then Wscript.Quit End if WshShell.Run "cmd /k " & chr(34) & abspath & "diskpart.exe" & chr(34) & " /s diskpart.txt>c:\" & Answer & ".txt"

if you open a CMD window an run the diskpart script manually does it work?

actually made it worse until i trashed all my cokies, temp files, etc. in FF, it wouldn't let me log in at all. Seems to be working now after a little browser maintenance.

I wasn't recommending regmon to compare REG files, rather to monitor registry changes live and being able to save that log file to a file to look at afterwards.

I've been getting logged out also, just started today to me, and when I try to go back to the forum the FF password manager comes up asking for the master password. I turned that off and the problem appears to have gone away. Also FF 2.0.0.4

don't think you will be able to use the same profile for both. but you can change the setting to any drive or folder you want, as long as the drive you want to put it on already exists and is formatted. This is just a settings in the answer file. [GuiUnattended] ProfilesDir="C:\Documents and Settings\"

formerly from sysinternals now microsoft has their grubby paws on it: regmon

Actually I believe nLite adds them info one of the setup INF files.

Unless you are going to call the same diskpart script multiple times on the same machine there is no need for a subroutine. Also your variable name keeps changing. The value from your input box is put into 'Response' but then you check the value for input by looking at 'Answer' and then try naming the file using 'Var1'. These should all point to the same variable name. Dim Reponse Dim AbsPath Dim Answer Dim WshShell Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Answer = "" AbsPath = Replace(WScript.ScriptFullName, WScript.ScriptName, "") Answer = inputbox("write a value,Cancel or no value to exit the script","Diskpart") If Answer = "" Then Wscript.Quit End if WshShell.Run AbsPath & "diskpart.exe /s diskpart.txt>z:\" & Answer & ".txt"

may be the root cause but may have taken other components with it when it died.

Is the old domain still functioning? Can you do this process manually?

how about using DEVCON from Microsoft.

Here is the login script I use which maps network drives according to a users AD Group memberships. I added some comments to it, if you have any questions let me know. Option Explicit Dim objWMIService, objItem Dim colIPItems Dim i Dim blnOnCampus : blnOnCampus=False Dim strComputer : strComputer="." Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2") Set colIPItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration where IPEnabled=True") 'Checks to verify that the machine is on the company network, since our DNS servers are not available remotely 'the only way they would be listed is if the machine was in house, this eliminates the script trying to run on 'laptops that are away For Each objItem in colIPItems objDNS = objItem.DNSServerSearchOrder if not isNull(objDNS) and isArray(objDNS) then for i = lbound(objDNS,1) to ubound(objDNS,1) if objDNS(i)="192.168.100.100" or objDNS(i)="192.168.100.250" then blnOnCampus=True end if next End If Next if not blnOnCampus then WScript.Quit(1234) Const ForReading=1 Const ForWriting=2 Dim objNetwork, objDrive, objSysInfo Dim objUser, objGroup, objDNS, objFSO, objFile Dim intDrive, intNetLetter Dim strUserPath, strGroupPath, strGroupName Dim strCaterproDrive, strCaterproPath, strCaterproDriveDefault Dim strCheftecDrive, strCheftecPath Dim strCorporateDrive, strCorporatePath Dim strUserNetfileDrive, strUserNetfilePath Dim strText, strAllText, strGroup Dim blnFileUpdated : blnFileUpdated=False 'Sets variable for a drive that contains a database which the drive letter must be set in an ini file on the 'local machine inorder for it to run strCaterproDrive="Q:" strCaterproDriveDefault="Q:" strCaterproPath="\\myserver.mydomain.com\caterpro" 'Sets variables for a drve that contains a database which only needs to be mapped no settings are otherise 'requied when the application is installed. strCheftecDrive="O:" strCheftecPath="\\myserver.mydomain.com\cheftec" 'Sets variables for departmental corporate filespace strCorporateDrive="Z:" strCorporatePath="\\fileserver.mysubdoamin.mydomain.com\deptname\private" 'Sets variable for users personal filespace strUserNetfileDrive="N:" 'On Error Resume Next Set objSysInfo = CreateObject("ADSystemInfo") Set objNetwork = CreateObject("Wscript.Network") Set objDrive = objNetwork.EnumNetworkDrives 'Sets variable with path to users personal filespace using the logged in username strUserNetfilePath="\\myserver.mydomain.com\" & objNetwork.UserName 'bind to local directory and get AD info on loggied in user strUserPath = "LDAP://" & objSysInfo.UserName Set objUser = GetObject(strUserPath) 'Check for any currently mapped network drives in case they are already mapped but to a different drive letter 'store the current drive letter so that it can be remapped the same, otherwise it will use the defaults set above. if objDrive.Count <>0 then for intDrive = 0 to (objDrive.Count -1) Step 2 if instr(1,objDrive.item(intDrive +1),"caterpro",1)>0 then strCaterproDrive=objDrive.item(intDrive) objNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive strCaterproDrive end if if instr(1,objDrive.item(intDrive +1),"cheftec",1)>0 then strCheftecDrive=objDrive.item(intDrive) objNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive strCheftecDrive end if if instr(1,objDrive.item(intDrive +1),"deptname",1)>0 then strCorporateDrive=objDrive.item(intDrive) objNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive strCorporateDrive end if if instr(1,objDrive.item(intDrive +1),objNetwork.UserName,1)>0 then strUserNetfileDrive=objDrive.item(intDrive) objNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive strUserNetfileDrive end if Next end if 'Remap drives according to users AD group membership For Each strGroup in objUser.MemberOf strGroupPath = "LDAP://" & strGroup Set objGroup = GetObject(strGroupPath) strGroupName = objGroup.CN Select Case strGroupName Case "Caterpro users" objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive strCaterproDrive, strCaterproPath Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile("C:\caterpro\caterpro.ini", ForReading) Do Until objFile.AtEndOfStream strText = objFile.ReadLine if instr(1,strText,"CaterPro=",1)>0 then if instr(1,strText,"CaterPro=" & strCaterproDrive & "\")=0 then strText="CaterPro=" & strCaterproDrive & "\" blnFileUpdated=True end if end if strAllText=strAllText & strText & vbcrlf loop objFile.Close if blnFileUpdated then Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile("C:\caterpro\caterpro.ini", ForWriting) objFile.WriteLine strAllText objFile.Close end if Case "Cheftec Users" objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive strCheftecDrive, strCheftecPath Case "Deptname - Dept Netfile Users" objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive strCorporateDrive, strCorporatePath End Select Next objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive strUserNetfileDrive, strUserNetfilePath WScript.Quit(0)

The wired one is windows xp compatible. Not sure about the blue tooth version.

glad we could help out. if the script you have works for you then why change? Or is there something additional you wanted to do that moinuddin_sh is doing in his script?

run gpresult in a cmd window on a machine with this problem and check to make sure it is not pulling that startup script from mulitple GPO's.

expand the driverpacks to the hard drive and add the paths to the driverpath key in the registry. You can use setdriverpath.exe found on the forum here to automatically set the registry key or there is the sysprep driver scanner from http://www.vernalex.com/tools/spdrvscn/index.shtml

moved

drivers are detected shortly ater the t-39 point as I recall, so you don't want this to take to long.

install them as textmode drivers if the controller you are adding is the controller you will boot your os from. if it is a secondary controller and not used for booting it does not need to be added as a text mode driver.

Sysprep is provided by Microsoft to reseal the os. It is not an imaging utility but an imaging prep utility. Version 1.1 is on your windows xp cd. Search Microsofts webs site for the 'Deployment tools' download for version 2. Once you have your os set up on a base machine you create an answer file and run sysprep, the machine shuts down, then you capture your image with your prefered imaging utility and then deploy to the destination machines. depends upon how you set the sysprep answer file. It can either set a random name, or a single name to all of them. But you can specify a script to run at the end which could eith do a lookup against your DNS server if the name is registered, or against a text file containing the MAC address. Search the forum and you should be able to find multiple sample scripts to do either. If the machines are domain members, then you could advertise the applications for install from a group policy. get more rights or have the people who do advertise the desired apps and set them to force install. again requires the machines be member of the domain. Define programming with a GUI. You can write almost any script with some kind of a GUI, some better than others. If you want it silently installed though you don;t want any GUI for the install.

for use in a batch file: for %%A in (%_ok%) do if Exist %%~dpA ( set _target=%_ok% ) else ( echo. echo Error: The path "%_ok%" does not exist. goto _settarget pause ) set _target pause how's that for 1.5k in posts.

for %A in (%MyImage%) do if not Exist %~dpA goto GetPath