Sometimes Windows Profiles gets corrupt especially roaming profiles or if different users are working on the same machine someone is deleting files from another profile just for fun or what ever. Than it often happens that you get a temporary profile (a small popup appears on the bottom right when login in. Depending on what Windows version and theme it […]
Sometimes you need to connect to an AzureAD connected device but with the normal login credentials AzureAD\userid this isn’t possible. For these cases you have to modify the RDP file corresponding to this article. So open mstsc.exe and save the connection details to a place where you can find and open it. Open the RDP file with notepad!! Now check […]
Enter in an elevated command prompt the following:
Open an elevated command prompt But don’t forget to disable it again when you have installed the drive Also SecureBoot must be DISABLED
Open an elevated command prompt But don’t forget to enable it again when you have installed the driver Also SecureBoot must be DISABLED
Restart your computer by holding the shift key while clicking on restart In the advanced boot menu choose: Troubleshoot Advanced options Start-Up Settings (may be on a second page!!) Restart Than choose F7 to disable driver signature enforcement After the reboot you can install unsigned drivers. When you have installed the needed driver reboot again to enable driver signing again.
Sometimes the password for a remote desktop connection isn’t saved. This is due too a local policy. To change this you can do the following:
Windows Firewall – Remote Access through MMC Enable rule to let the remote pc in: Enable the rule in a domain environment: Pay attention that this codes needs to be used in an elevated powershell console.
Enter in an elevated command prompt the following: Of course you have to enter your correct Product Key 😎
For that I refer an external link as it’s a bit complicated. https://4sysops.com/archives/server-roles-in-server-core-part-2-domain-controllers/ AD
2016 (even 2012) Sometimes it can happen that a key entry is corrupt and you can’t activate your Windows anymore and even worse trough the GUI you can’t change the product key or reinstall it.
The simplest way to realize that is to create a script for that. On MSDN you can find the following and it’s working like a charm. Save this to a file named WUA_SearchDownloadInstall.vbs as example and than you simply can run cscript WUA_SearchDownloadInstall.vbs and he automatically searches for Updates and than asks to install them. There is also the option trough the […]
