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The undocumented “deleteconfigurationobject” parameter

Add a Domain User to the Machines Local Administrators Group

 

 

The command:

Net Localgroup Administrators /add Domain\UserName

 

The add_user.bat file:

p:
cd P:\Downloads\AD Tools
set pstoolshome=C:\Util\Sysinternals\
set serverlist=%pstoolshome%servers_list.txt
set psexec=%pstoolshome%psexec.exe
set psservice=%pstoolshome%psservice.exe
set psinfo=%pstoolshome%psinfo.exe
set outputfolder=%pstoolshome%output3\
set outputfile=temp.txt
rem echo %date% %time% >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo ********************************** >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
for /f %%i in (%serverlist%) do (
echo %%i >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
%psexec% \\%%i net localgroup Administrators /add Domain\UserName >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo ******************************************************************** >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
)

Colw32.exe causes 100% CPU usage

rem @echo off
echo =======================================================================
echo Script To Check for Zen Issue Colw32.exe causes 100% CPU usage
echo =======================================================================
d:

set pstoolshome=D:\Util\Sysinternals\
set serverlist=%pstoolshome%servers_list.txt
set pslist=%pstoolshome%pslist.exe
set outputfolder=%pstoolshome%output\
set outputfile=server_proc_zen.txt
set filtered_file=services_ipconfig.txt

rem echo %date% %time% >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo ********************************** >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
for /f %%i in (%serverlist%) do (
echo %%i >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
%pslist% \\%%i colw32 >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo ******************************************************************** >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
)

@echo off
echo completed

Add a Domain User to the Machines Local Administrators Group

 

 

The command:

Net Localgroup Administrators /add Domain\UserName

 

The add_user.bat file:

p:
cd P:\Downloads\AD Tools
set pstoolshome=C:\Util\Sysinternals\
set serverlist=%pstoolshome%servers_list.txt
set psexec=%pstoolshome%psexec.exe
set psservice=%pstoolshome%psservice.exe
set psinfo=%pstoolshome%psinfo.exe
set outputfolder=%pstoolshome%output3\
set outputfile=temp.txt
rem echo %date% %time% >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo ********************************** >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
for /f %%i in (%serverlist%) do (
echo %%i >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
%psexec% \\%%i net localgroup Administrators /add Domain\UserName >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo. >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
echo ******************************************************************** >> %outputfolder%%outputfile%
)

Remember…

Lao Tzu - "Give a Man a Fish, Feed Him For a Day. Teach a Man to Fish, Feed Him For a Lifetime"

AspxFormsGen 3.5

http://www.junnark.com/AspxFormsGen.aspx

Disable Loopback

I can’t remember if I have this or not:

Follow these steps to Disable the loopback check which is causing the error:

1. Click Start, click Run, type regedit, and then click OK.
2. In Registry Editor, locate and then click the following registry key:

   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa

3. Right-click Lsa, point to New, and then click DWORD Value.
4. Type DisableLoopbackCheck, and then press ENTER.
5. Right-click DisableLoopbackCheck, and then click Modify.
6. In the Value data box, type 1, and then click OK.
7. Quit Registry Editor, and then restart your computer.

TFS – Deleting a Team Project Collection

 

Use "TFSConfig.exe Collection" to delete a team project collection

1. On your TFS Server open a command window (as TFS Administrator) to [TFS Install Drive]:\Program Files\Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2010\Tools
2. Enter "TFSConfig.exe Collection /delete /collectionName:$COLLECTION NAME$"
3. Respond to the "Are you sure" prompt