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Well, I can't remember everything...

Tuesday, 28 August 2012

Basic ICACLS Usage

This command will prevent a user group creating additional folders in the main folder, but allow creation of files and folders in the existing subfolders

ro = read only
rwm = read, write and modify
  • Main_Folder\ (ro)
        • sub_folder_1\ (rwm)
          • folder_1.1\ (rwm)
        • sub_folder_2\ (rwm)
        • sub_folder_3\ (rwm)

cd main_folder
icacls * /grant "domain\user_group":(OI)(CI)(M)

Tuesday, 21 August 2012

NPS Wireless Auth Stops Working: Code 65

If you use group membership as part of the Network Policy conditions for authenticating, make sure to use a Security Group and not a Distribution Group. Also make sure no one has changed it from a security group to distribution group!

Next check the user's account on AD has the Control access through NPS Network Policy selected in the Dial-in properties.

If that doesn't work, check the domain certificate hasn't expired and auto-renewed. If it has, request a new certificate on the NPS server, switch to the new cert, then back to the auto-renewed one.

Friday, 17 August 2012

Back up Windows 8 Jump Lists

Back up the files in the following folder. Do this for each user account on the computer.

%appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\AutomaticDestinations
%appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\CustomDestinations

This will only preserve the pinned documents/shortcuts for the programs you have pinned to the task bar. You will need to re-pin the programs to the task bar first, for this to work

Wednesday, 1 August 2012

Remove Public Holidays from Outlook 2010/2013

Click on Calendar
Click on the View tab
Use the drop down button Change View and select List
You should now see a list of all your calendar items
Sort by Category by using the column headings
The holidays should appear grouped together
You can now delete them all by highlighting and pressing Delete