I want to reinstall Windows XP on a HP D220 desktop workstation. I cannot find my OEM disk so I likely will buy another one.
My missing in action OEM disk was pre-SP1. If I but a newer OEM disk will my older product code with it.
I quit smoking almost nine years ago, it will be 9 years on Jan 4, 2008.
Of all the bad habits I've ever had during my lifetime smoking was by far the most difficult for me to break. I had many false starts and I tried two different brands of patches with mixed results.
Finally I decided I...
My script is working just fine at grabbing My Docs, Favorites, and Desktop. I would also like to scan the hard drive for certain files not listed in Docs and Settings (since anyone with ADMIN rights may have other files on C drive in who knows where).
What can I add to my script that will...
I agree with you but robocopy is not an option with this particular task. We need to capture data on about two dozen workstations that are scattered throughout the US. The end goal is to transfer the data over to another workstation that has already been provided to the end user.
My target...
:light: My test machine is a laptop with Folder Redirection enabled, the folder redirection is causing me grief. I am confident this batch file will work on workstations without folder redirection turned on (unfortunately I don't have a machine around here set up without it).
:) Thanks to all...
This is what I have right now; it copies one file (at least it is a start).
mkdir "C:\Migration\My Documents"
xcopy "c:\documents and settings\%username%\my documents\*.*" /E "C:\Migration\My Documents"
I need help writing a simple batch file to copy "My Documents" to a new folder on the C:\drive.
mkdir "C:\Migration"
mkdir "C:\Migration\My Documents"
This creates the destination folders okay.
xcopy C:\Windows\Profiles\%username%\My Documents\ *.* /s "C:\Migration"
This line does...
The symptoms really sound like a corrupt .pst file.
What format is the .pst file?
Right click on .pst file.
Properties for Personal Folders
Advanced button
Any format of 2002 and earlier can be problematic because of the 2GB max size limitation. I have seen .pst files show corruption...
This symptom reminds me of an issue I once saw in Exchange 2000 and Outlook 2000.
Folks would accept Calendar events such as meetings but it would not show up in their Mailbox Calendar and they would see frequent free/busy errors.
All of the affected persons used Personal Folders for...
What have you tried so far?
The only fix I can think of at the moment is the CleanFreeBusy command.
Close Outlook
Go to Start | Run
"c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\Outlook.exe." /CleanFreeBusy
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