Summary: Encrypted file names are green. Compressed file names are blue. Jennifer you have nothing to worry about. If a file isn't used after a certain amoun...
Summary: I don't know what category to post this in so since it is on a Windows 2003 Server, I will post here. I have a separator page set up on one of the pr...
Summary: Hello. In my OS course, I need to find out how to parse a file name. for example, H:\toto\tutu I want tutu this is to verify if the file exists alread...
Summary: Strangely, this morning all my files named "login" disappeared and everytime I tried to create any file or folder called "login" It disappears. What c...
Summary: In my c:\Program Files\Battle realms directory I installed the game Battle Realms. Everything worked fine. Untill today, I have opened the folder an...
Summary: Hi there Greg, I'm gonna take a stab at your post so bare with me LOL. "Is it possible to have a trojan or virus installed in the BIOS" Yes I believe...
Summary: I have a server question (2003 SP1)and was hoping that one of your skilled experts might be able to answer. The other day I noticed that one of my sha...
Summary: Install SFU 3.50, then use the 'find' command. Use this to list the files you want to delete: find <dir> -type f -ctime +7 -print Replacing <d...
Summary: i tried this way. it writes the message test.txt file is there in log file. It also writes the same mes in log file eventhough file doesnt exist. and ...
Summary: The file names and the path names are not long at all. Like E:\Music\ It was working one day and then the next it wasn't. I didn't make any changes o...
Summary: I have employees that on their workstations both a mapped drive letter and I have their My Documents redirected to the same mapped drive letter on a W...
Summary: Hello, I am new to windows scripting. Pardon me and forward me to right URL if this has been posted before. I tried but was not ale to find the...
Summary: As a guess, shorten the path name ie the folder names, you dont want a file called "the quick brown fox jumed over the lazy dog.doc" in a folder calle...
Summary: Have files named poolmon_01.pmls, poolmon_02.pmls, etc. in my C: drive folders. Is it safe to delete the older of these files or are they necessary ...
Summary: Hi, I need to insert a header line to each text file that contains the file name and the line count. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks i...
Summary: I need to create a network shared printer with an IP address that will send all documents sent to it to a network file. Everything I have see so far a...
Summary: Does anyone give me advice how to resolve the time issue in log file. I setup IIS6-FTP site and enable log using "w3c extended log file format", under...
Summary: I'm creating a batch file that is searching a folder for files that are 1 byte and then copy those files to another folder and leave the ones that are...
Summary: After overwriting a file a large number of times, it is no longer possible to overwrite the file unless the name is changed or the file is deleted. Th...
Summary: Hi all, experts I have the following problem: I need to audit object access to files contained in a particular folder. I set it up in the local securi...
Summary: Does anyone know how to attach the date to the filename? example c: dir test.txt copy (robocopy/xxcopy...) test.txt test|date.txt many thanks. ...
Summary: With winiso make an ISO image from an old XP CD or w2k CD. Open the ISO image with winsiso Delete all files, after this the ISO seems to be em...
Summary: My win 00 workstations wont log on, they are trying to copy a file from the server. The file is not on the server. The file is in fact random.(It all ...
Summary: OK so I conducted a experiment just for you. remote pc with file sharing. turned off netbios in tcp/ip properties. shares still showed up but were i...
Summary: Last week I successfully setup a Startup script that automatically assigns a classroom printer to all workstations in that classroom regardless of who...
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