When I apply a GPO that changes Service startup settings, where the default service startup settings are kept? And how can I read and modify them?
The reason of the question is that I have a hundred of servers where most of services are disabled by a baseline GPO for hardening purposes.
I am writing this from another working system
I have been using f17 for some time now and this is the first time
with this problem. f17 is current with updates
I can boot the system and login but after login the keyboard no
longer works.
When Windows boot it will load many programs on the background called Startup Program. These program can be easily managed using this Simple Startup Manager. This program will help you to add or remove the startup program list. Like its name, Simple Startup Manager is very easy to use, no confuse settings. You can also [...]
I use Xubuntu. As everyone knows, Keyboard Layouts Plugin is very, very buggy and it still forgets my settings.
Hello Ubuntu fans.
Since I don't want to run risks by now, I haven't upgraded to karmic yet (OK, I did it once it was released but it brought me some troubles), that's why I have it under wubi.
This is from a bug I reported that never got a response (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/console-setup/+bug/881222). That was a 11.10 upgrade and now with a Precise upgrade, the issue continues with the Precise upgrade.
Symptom
I can't add alternative keyboard layouts.
Steps to reproduce
Go to Keyboard Layout
Press the + button
Nothing at all appears.
Hi there:
I usually type in Spanish, so my first choice in system-preferences-keyboard-layouts in Spanish. However, a couple of times the keyboard has set itself to the USA config, something that can be quite annoying when trying to log in in the system (password keys dont input the same characters in both layouts, it seems)
Tips please
Preventing unneeded or unwanted services from loading at startup can improve system performance. This simple tutorial will show you how to manage your Ubuntu system’s services on boot.
First, hit Ctrl+Alt+T to launch a terminal window for running commands.
I'd like to speed up my boot a little, so I installed rcconf to edit my startup services.
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