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Yahoo, Oath Privacy Settings
Yahoo is now part of Oath, which includes a load (50+) of other brands, some fairly large. You might well not want your data shared amongst them. If so, here’s some useful links to help you trawl through the various … Continue reading
Outlook 2013 High CPU Usage
Outlook is, it seems, not the best coded application. Various operations cause it to lock up when things don’t go as the software is expecting. I’ve also been getting an annoying issue where the fan on my laptop will come on. I … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Outlook
Tagged 2013, account, calendar, cpu, fix, high cpu, outlook, performance, remove, resolved, sid, usage
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Remove Forefront Client Security by force
I was recently trying to upgrade the Antivirus software on some servers from Forefront Client Security to System Center Endpoint Protection 2012 R2. On most servers it worked fine. However on a few I was unable to remove some of … Continue reading
Posted in Scripting, Security, Windows
Tagged clean, client, endpoint, endpoint protection, fcs, force, forefront, forefront client security, protection, remove, scep, script, security, system center, tidy, uninstall, windows
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Find the DLL used by an Internet Explorer Add-on
Found this by accident, but it’s surprisingly easy. I’m using the latest IE, version 11. Click the IE settings cog, and then click Manage add-ons from the menu. In the Manage Add-ons dialogue box, highlight the add-on you want to … Continue reading
Posted in Applications
Tagged 11, add-on, addon, detail, file, ie, ie11, information, remove, uninstall
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Add and remove VMware NFS datastores via PowerCLI
Been experimenting with these recently, and they have to be added to or removed from each host individually, which is tedious via the GUI. Easy via PowerShell/PowerCLI though. Add: $hosts = Get-VMHost -Location “RCM” foreach($VMHost in $hosts){ Write-Host $VMHost.Name New-Datastore -VMHost … Continue reading
Posted in PowerShell, vSphere
Tagged add, datastore, new-datastore, nfs, powercli, powershell, remove, remove-datastore, vmware
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Get and delete DNS A and PTR records via PowerShell
My Remote Desktop Session Host build process is now pretty slick. I can easily rebuild a lot of RDSH VMs very quickly. The process basically involved powering off the existing VM, deleting both it and its Active Directory account, and … Continue reading
Posted in PowerShell, Scripting, Windows
Tagged a, delete, dns, find, get, get-dnsserverresourcerecord, look up, nslookup, powershell, ptr, record, remove, remove-dnsserverresourcerecord
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Tidy/Remove VMware Snapshots – possibly created by NetBackup
Diagnosis I’ve found that sometimes Symatec NetBackup v7.0/7.1 doesn’t remove the snapshots it takes of VMs whilst it’s backing them up direct from the SAN. These snapshots don’t show in the vSphere Client GUI: However, viewing the VM disk configuration … Continue reading