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That's one the worse description of your problem. My crystal ball tell me you're using a 32 bits apps on windows 95 and it is throwing this error. Perhaps you'll provide more detail like what is throwing this error and on which operating system you get it. Also as it is the coding/scripting area, you'll have to provide the current source code of the apps generating this error.

The user has to open a new session to get the new rights. He could use runas to force a second authentification and launch another app with the admin rights.

You might want to try using the prndrvr.vbs included in xp.

Because the link for office1 is bigger 30/5 and when browsing, you're using almost only download speed. Here is an example: if the vpn take 2/2 of the bandwidth, it will use 2/2 on both link and then on the link of office1, there will still be 28/3 but on link of office 2, that should only leave 8/0. As you might know tcp is a protocol that send and receive acknowledgment when sending or receiving data. So you need to have upload bandwidth to be able to use properly all your download one and if the link is saturated by the vpn the acknowledgment packets sent by computers of office2 doesn't reach the web servers they are browsing (as there were 0 upload bandwidth left). To resolve this kind of problem, you need to use traffic shapping and QOS if you didn't manage to reduce the volume of data sent and received between offices.

It seems to point to ASCServiceCrea process as the cause of the crash dump.

This is pretty normal as vpn crypt all traffic between both offices and crypted datas are lot bigger than unencrypted data. Depending on the volume of data going between offices, you might perhaps find some way to reduce the volume of data transfered between the offices.

Using an usb 2 drive for the pagefile would be a big error as it will slow down a lot the computer because the max speed of usb 2.0 drive is a lot slower than any sata drive.

It would indeed need to mark it but , copying wouldn't be a good solution as it would slow with big files and take too much space. To resolve this, i would use depending on the filesystem shortcut creation or hardlink. Also as i understood first, you needed to create folder automatically so the name of the files you need to process might perhaps be parsed to create the list of folder and decide which file will go where and if it will need to go in many folders. But from the filenames provided, it may not be possible unless you decide that it is the first word of the name of the file and word separator can be either space or dot (but then which word would need to be parsed to get the second like in the case of apple.and.orange.comparison.001.txt). Also fruits with space in their name wouldn't be parsed properly.

Completly off topic but the file netrtle.inf you attached contains a "r" on the beginning of the first line which shouldn't be there no mater the encoding and the inf file.

Did you tried to install the APM included in Toshiba utilities ?

The BOM (if present) might help to detect to detect the encoding of the file. And this vbs will report the encoding of the file passed as argument: Function encoding(fpn) set file=CreateObject("ADODB.Stream") file.Type=1 file.Open file.LoadFromFile fpn data = file.Read file.Close a = hex(Ascb(Midb(data, 1, 1))) b = hex(Ascb(Midb(data, 2, 1))) c = hex(Ascb(Midb(data, 3, 1))) d= hex(Ascb(Midb(data, 4, 1))) encoding="unknow ascii" If a = "EF" AND b = "BB" AND c = "BF" Then encoding = "UTF-8" If (a = "FE" AND b = "FF" AND not c = "00" ) then encoding = "UTF-16 (BE)" If (a = "FF" AND b = "FE") Then encoding = "UTF-16 (LE)" If (a = "00" AND b = "00" AND c = "FE" AND d = "FF" ) then encoding = "UTF-32 (BE)" If (a = "FF" AND b = "FE" AND c = "00" AND d = "00" ) then encoding = "UTF-32 (LE)" If (a = "2B" AND b = "2F" AND c = "76" AND (d = "38" or d = "39" or d = "2B" or d = "2F" )) then encoding = "UTF-7" If (a = "F7" AND b = "64" AND c = "4C") then encoding = "UTF-1" If (a = "DD" AND b = "73" AND c = "66" AND d = "73") then encoding = "UTF-EBCDIC" If (a = "0E" AND b = "FE" AND c = "FF") then encoding = "SCSU" If (a = "FB" AND b = "EE" AND c = "28") then encoding = "BOCU-1" If (a = "84" AND b = "31" AND c = "95" AND d = "33") then encoding = "GB-18030" End Function wscript.echo encoding(WScript.Arguments.Item(0)) But many files doesn't contain the BOM.

You could use file -i using the gnuwin32 build.

Excel will do it nicely and very easily using the integrated increment function. But if you want to generate it with a script, this batch will create a csv (if you redirect its output to a file after removing the ending pause) and all you need is to import it in excel or any other spreadsheet. @echo off SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION for /L %%j in (0,1,499) do ( set D= for /L %%i in (0,1,19) do (set D=!D!!res!, set/A res=!res!+1 ) echo !D! ) endlocal pause

Don't try to write anything to the drive and formating /creating partition would only worsen the situation. The same apply if you try to use it a member of a raid array. File recovery program should be run from a boot cd/dvd/usb key or another physical drive. Best practices are to create a full raw disk image before anything and work on it but as you tried without success to write on it in many different ways, the resolution of the bsy state might not be complete.

If there is no activity or only very little then it is pretty normal it take only few seconds. And yes only for the F: drive. Be sure to remove it after checking it was created successully and disable the automatic creation of news shadow copies as creating one could change the parameters on some OS. Then you issue isn't vss related. I find it strange that you don't get any related eventlogs when the backup run / fail.

I wouldn't do that task like this because: - the way you do it, if groups are members of the group you're trying to get members, you won't see the users members of those groups. - if the DN (you're parsing it in your script) doesn't contain the same "display name", you might end up getting wrong accounts. Usually i prefer extracting the samid or samaccountname (login for a user account) as they are unique and they can't contain space or special character. - for the same reason, i replaced a query on the samid of the group instead of its name. @echo off CLS echo. set /p groupname=enter groupname: dsquery group -samid %groupname% |dsget group -members -expand |dsget user -display >%groupname%Extract.txt Depend on your task, you might prefer using adfind as it is a lot more powerful and can format properly the output.

Indeed vss might not be broken except if there is an application vss compliant on the F: volume. Microsoft SQL server or exchange for example are vss compliant. When the backup start, it ask vss to create a shadow copy of the volume which will ask all vss compliant applications to do the same and when everyone is ready the shadow copy will be created and the backup tool will backup the shadow copy will be deleted after the backup. You could try to manually create a shadow copy or do it from command line with "vssadmin create shadow". This way you'll know if the issue is vss related or not.

The vss fix from symantec is to fix vss issues that can cause backup to fail it is related to all vss based backup tools and not to a specific product. And wbackup is vss based by default.

Something like this should work: ' Scan each file in the folder For Each sFolder In oFSO.GetFolder(sTorrents).SubFolders ' check if the folder name contains TV Show Parameters If InStr(1, sFolder.Name, "hdtv", 1) OR InStr(1, sFolder.Name, "s0", 1) <> 0 Then ' TV Show Detected - Move File objLog.WriteLine Now() & " - " & sFolder.Name & " Detected as TV Show - Moving to " & sTV oFSO.MoveFile sTorrents & sFolder.Name, sTV & sFile.Name ' Move all other Files to Movies Directory Else objLog.WriteLine Now() & " - " & sFolder.Name & " Detected as Movie - Moving to " & sMovie oFSO.MoveFolder sTorrents & sFolder.Name, sMovie & sFolder.Name End If Next

First, you should try to go the website (without doing anything more don't pay or use a login/password). At the right side of the address bar, you should see certificate error and there click and click show certificates and go to the certification path tab as explained there. This will help to resolve your but you should be extra careful as your computer either have lost root certificates or redirected to fake websites. In both case, that is not normal at all especially for google.

Does the server was restarted since acronis was removed ? Could you describe exactly what you did to remove acronis properly ? What does the eventlogs give you when the error happen ? Does this happen with every kind of data ? Did you tried this kind of vss fix ?

HP Windows 2008 R2 drivers will work on Windows 7 x64 but the right way isn't to slipstream them: - HP proliant will automatically install the right mass storage driver (there is a functionnality in the bios to disable this virtual floppy). - The HP proliant support Pack (PSP) will install all drivers and needed tools (ilo online configuration, hp raid array configuration utility, HP system management homepage......). For some tools to works properly, you'll need to install windows snmp before. Anyway, you could do this unattended using the rights tools provided by HP.

it could be firewall (you should try to disable firewall for all profiles on the 2012) or security option (specially ntlm settings) in local security policies.

To backup the server, you might try to boot from a CD and do the backup through the network. You should then do the chkdsk /r and be prepared to restore all files that might be deleted if the raid was damaged (sometimes chkdsk /r delete almost everything). Then restoring the deleted/corrupt files will help and might solve the problem. All this process might take a long time so perhaps starting from scratch will be faster.

You removed the active directory database (ntds.dit) !!!! What you did is plainly wrong from the begining, you should have imaged the drive/partition then, after the faulty drive was resynced in the raid controller bios, you should have done a chkdsk /r and then it have booted properly (but might not if the raid was destroyed as it seem it was). Your only option is to restore the drive/partition if you had a backup or try to recover all the missing files.