|
- Installing Microsoft. ACE. OLEDB. 12. 0 provider in x86 SQL Server issue.
When you register it, it's there When SQL Server enumerated providers, it will see the provider we registered 2 After you install the provider, in Management, try to create a new linked server, drop down "Provider name", you will see "Microsoft Office 12 0 Access Database Engine OLE DB Provider"
- WMI becomes corrupt during OSD - social. technet. microsoft. com
I'm having a problem where WMI is becoming corrupt at some point during OSD It seems to occur prior to installing software packages The errors I'm getting in smsts log are:
- Protecting Windows DNS Server from being abused for DNS amplification . . .
Server 2008 and above loads the dns information from AD DS and if the DNS server is hosted on DC , the zones gets enumerated from the active directory including the root hints
- The log search service was unavailable on server lt;server name gt;
Then removing it from the network just makes the other 2 mad So I guess there is nothing special about the first CAS server created in the system? Nope, not really :) ( Ok, it it was the first CAS installed, its typically the first CAS enumerated for autodiscovery- but thats no biggie)
- Find Printers search from XP across trusted domains
If anyone's interested, the printers can be easilly enumerated using 'net view \\servername|Find "Print"' and the printqueue objects can be created using an ADSI based vbs script
- Terminal Server crashing - RDR_FILE_SYSTEM and PNP_DETECTED_FATAL_ERROR
Arguments: Arg1: 0000000000000001, Duplicate PDO A specific instance of a driver has enumerated multiple PDOs with identical device id and unique ids Arg2: ffffcf8a66674740, Newly reported PDO
- Extremely large NTDS. DIT after enabling AD recycle bin
The size of our NTDS DIT on all of our domain controllers has been growing at a steady rate of ~40 MB per day since enabling the AD recycle bin and I’m trying to determine why
- Driver INF file structure changes required to amend a WIN7 driver (e. g . . .
for WIN7, and NTx86 6 2, NTx86 6 3 for WIN8 WIN8 1 respectively, for example However, I have seen two mentions of what the value should be for WIN10, e g NTx86 10 0 or NTx86 7 neither of which changes made a driver acceptable to WIN7 acceptable to WIN10
|
|
|