I'm want to edit an already production .cmd script file, to have the script delete a certain registry key in the Windows registry.
Firstly, is this even possible, and secondly (if that's not possible), could I create a .reg file and execute that file from with the .cmd file???
From within the .cmd script is not working:
del "[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\CurrentVersion\SampleKey]"
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hi i have a problem installing the hotfix for Sametime.
Terminal output when i install it.
dpkg: regarding sametime-hotfix-8.5.2-20111107.2132.i386.deb containing sametime-hotfix:i386, pre-dependency problem:
sametime-hotfix:i386 pre-depends on bash
dpkg: error processing sametime-hotfix-8.5.2-20111107.2132.i386.deb (--install):
pre-dependency problem - not installing sametime-hotfix:i386
Error
I'm trying to modify registry entries within HKCU at logoff. The corresponding script works okay when invoked manually. I was afraid there might be issues with a loopback policy kicking in, but according to rsop.msc this is not the case, i.e. the script should be executed.
Can somebody advice which is the best way to set some app related registry keys (I need put some of them to HKLM & some to HKCU) on Windows Server 2008R2 RDSH for RDS users?
If I'm not mistaken there is so called "shadow key" which is being created in "Install mode":
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Terminal Server\Install\Software (64-bit processes)
and
HKEY_L
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I use Linux personally but do repair work on windows os, mostly virus removal and repair. We keep coming up with the same issue. We believe it's the result of partially damaged or corrupted registry files or OS files. While we are able to disable and remove any virus/male-ware/spy-ware/ect, many basic OS/registry processes seem to be problematic.
I have an a couple of issues with aa-easyprof, specifically if I use a path with a space in it, even though it is escaped with a \ I get the following error
Code:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/aa-easyprof", line 63, in <module>
p = easyp.gen_policy(**params)
File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/apparmor/easyprof.py", line 446, in gen_policy
I want to script a conversion of format of a space delimited list of filenames like this:
/path/to/some/file.ext /another/path/to/some other file that has spaces in the name /still/another path/bigfile
to a semicolon-space delimited list like this:
/path/to/some/file.ext; /another/path/to/some other file that has spaces in the name; /still/another path/bigfile
The first format is the one that Ca
This is not a technical question per se, but one I'm hoping one of the "old guard" might be able to answer all the same. I'm looking for the etymology of the word "hotfix" which is surprisingly murky in its origin, even with the help of Google. A quick look at Wikipedia, for example, cites World of Warcraft as its only source, and the word is certainly a lot older than that.
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