Hi,
I would like to create a script in PowerShell that could backup the system state of a computer running Windows XP, Vista, or 7. Does anyone know some resources that could help me create a script like that?
Thanks
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As soon as I knew that, I "uped" my UAC level to Vista's default.jamie said:youre welcome
UAC: off since 2007
The planet is safe once again! -
It will probably be release in 2009 as much as Vista was supposed to be release in 2004.
Personally, Vista is all right to me.
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Ok, so legal issues are blocking the Zune to be sold outside of US.
So, what if I ask a friend in the US to buy one for me and he brings it (send it) back to Canada? -
Now, in about a month, it will be the first year of Zune availability in the US. Now that you have played with it enough, do you know when other countries (like Canada) will be able to play with it too?
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Ok, for #8 : did you restart your computer? Some time, the NTuser.dat file stay in memory. You should not log on you destination account before making the copy to.
for #9 : It may be normal that nothing happen : there is no progress bar to indicate the status of the copy. If you have 45 go then let it run. Just check that you hard disk led on you computer flash : that is the only feedback you gonna have. Whene the copy is over, you going to get back to the account selection list.
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Easy :
log as you destination user
Reboot (not mandatory but can save some time)
Log as an other admin
Right click on computer
Properties
Advance system parameters
In the user profiles section click on settings
select your user account you want to copy from
click copy to...
click on Browser... and navigate to you destination folder you have create at step 1 (c:\users\my.name.domain)
click the change button in the Permitted to use section and type your domain user account : this will set your permissions
click ok
logoff
logon you domain account
It works
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typemismatch wrote:The process isn't aware any code files changed and is keeping the old compiled .cs file - close the asp.net hosting process if you're using it and hit F5 - the rebuild will fix the problem. If you're bound to IIS do an iis reset.
If you're using VPPs then your file hash isn't working.
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Cool it works. If I close ASP.NET developement server the changes are taken into account.
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prec wrote:
It sounds to me like it's due to caching in your browser, try putting this in the Page_Load:
Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache);
This is of course not recommended for real applications though.
Not it doesn't work. The same effect. Could it be a Visual Studio bug or a bad configuration -
Yes I’m running the Web Developer as administrator. I'll try the cache trick tonight went I'll be back at home
Just in case it could help : If I directly access my web app the change are taken. Like if I go to http://www.MyServeurName.com/WebApp, the first time it's output 2, make the change, save second access it's output 3.
Thanks for your help
