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Try to check the information from here[^]. On the other hand, I think you should put the complete name in the path to the specific place in the registry key.
jlawren7 wrote:
HKLM\system\currentcontrolset\control\ComputerName\ComnputerName
It should change too:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\system\currentcontrolset\control\ComputerName\ComnputerName
or:
My Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\system\currentcontrolset\control\ComputerName\ComnputerName
Good luck
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tried both,
no avail
the key does exist cuz i copied and pasted the key
into my script
has to be some where else in the registry that changes the PC name
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Hi,
I'm working on a web service programmed with ATL Server templates and classes. This web service is under testing in a Windows 2000 Server, IIS 5. It's running with high (isolated) application protection (so a new DLLHOST process appears when I make a request to my web service). I've noticed (using Process Explorer) that when an unhandled exception raises, Windows kills all my components in the DLLHOST process, but doesn't kill the DLLHOST process itself (of course, the user owned one, not the system DLLHOST). I just want to know why it behaves like that. Is it not supposed to kill the whole process that produces an unhandled exception?
Thanks,
Federico
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Hello all,
I'm having a problem with a call to SetCurrentDirectory, which is returning "Access denied". The folder in question has only Read access granted to the user, not List Folder Contents. This seems the correct behaviour to me, given the info in http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=303758.
However if I share the folder and make the call to SetCurrentDirectory with "\\computername\myshare\myfolder", then the call succeeds, even though it's the same folder has the same permissions.
I wondered if someone might know why this could be? I need to use the full C:\ path in my application and must not change the permissions (the app currently uses a network share which also works fine with just Read permission).
Apologies in advance if this is a daft question - I'm new to Windows security.
Thanks,
Stuart
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IF you look at What MSDN says about SetCurrentDirectory,you will find answer to your problem.
here what is what MSDN states
Each process has a single current directory made up of two parts:
A disk designator that is either a drive letter followed by a colon, or a server name and share name (\\servername\sharename)
A directory on the disk designator
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Thanks for your message. However I'm not sure it explains why I get differing behaviour i.e. success when using the "server name and share name", and failure when using the "drive letter followed by a colon", even though both strings point to the same folder.
I suspect the share permissions are overriding the folder permissions, and only come into play when the share is used to access the directory. I thought I could test this by explicitly denying "List Folder Contents" and allowing "Read" on the folder, but this option is not allowed by the Windows permissions dialog...
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I created a service using Installshield X(type is automatic).When I try to start the service it says "Error 1053: service does not respond to start or control service". Can someone tell me the causes and possible resolutions?
Thank u.
Dipeka.A.J
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dipeka wrote:
ForumOperating Systems / SysAdmin
Subject:Re: error 1053 service does not respond
Sender:dipeka
Date:5:44 16 Nov '04
I created a service using Installshield X(type is automatic).When I try to start the service it says "Error 1053: service does not respond to start or control service".
is you ever tested your Service standalone, ithinkit is missing code for Running code for service
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Good day,
Anybody know whats the equivalent API's in windows CE?
Windows XP - Windows CE
OpenProcessToken - ?
LookupPrivilegeValue - ?
AdjustTokenPrivileges - ?
ExitWindowsEx - ?
Thanks & Have a nice day
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fjlv2005 wrote:
Anybody know whats the equivalent API's in windows CE?
Windows XP - Windows CE
OpenProcessToken - ?
LookupPrivilegeValue - ?
AdjustTokenPrivileges - ?
ExitWindowsEx - ?
Thanks & Have a nice day
I think ,you want to create Shutdown application for Window ce.as all the api used for that only
you can look for InitiateSystemShutdown there,have you tested these api's in Window CE
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Yep, you got it right, im making that application =).
I've tried using those API's but it does not work and gets error during compilation.
I've also tried using InitiateSystemShutdown API but also i got error during compilation.
As for my compiler i'm using Embedded Visual C++ 4.0
Thanks Aloc
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If you have the Page size in Words, the Word size in Bits, and each Virtual Address (p, i) occupies 1 word, how do you calculate the size of the Virtual Memory (number of words) and the size of the Page Table (number of entries)?
Thanks,
S.W.
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Hi, there are a lot of linux version for free download. But I want to know are there any free UNIX version available to download on the internet?
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Depends on what you mean by unix...
Sun has some free versions of Solaris, though there are restrictions on what you can do with it. I think it is even legal to call Solaris Unix.
Any BSD systems (netBSD, openBSD, freeBSD, etc) is a direct decendent of Unix, but by this time there is no Unix left in it, so it is no longer legal to call it Unix.
At this point in time Unix does not exist except as an abstract concept. In the real world any of the above 5 (linux plus the 4 I named) are unix.
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Thank you very much for your comment. I might return to linux again to learn it from scratch.
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What is structure of Cluster ? How data link list by using Cluster?
If i had a File address, How to find all its data by using CLuster?
Thanks alot
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john_tran wrote:
What is structure of Cluster ?
Check here[^] and here.[^]
john_tran wrote:
How data link list by using Cluster?
If i had a File address, How to find all its data by using CLuster?
Checke here.[^]
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I read all these, but i still dont know how to a file link list by cluster.
It just explain what size of cluster.
If you know any other page, please give it to me.
Thanks
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Hello all,
When the system boots, and loads XP, we see the XP logo
picture boot screen , following which, we see the Desktop.
How to replace that Picture with my liking file. It is
possible in Windows 98, but I dont remember that
procedure now. Is the same possible in XP , if Yes ,how?
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Manivannan.P
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In windows 98, if you want to change the logo you have to edit the file logo.sys or logos.sys. But in windows xp, I not sure too how to the file that affect the picture of the windows xp that start up. But try to check this website[^]. It might offer some feature that you need to customize your windows xp. Let me know if it is match what you need or not.
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there's a little app called BootXP (www.bootxp.net) which will do that for you, or there are plenty of places on the internet where you can find instructions on how to change the boot screen. the easiest way is to edit your boot.ini though. the splash screen itself is contained in C:\{WinDir}\{SysDir}\NTOSKRNL.EXE. but, before you go scratching around in these files, go read up on this stuff on the internet...
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Changing or tampering NTOSKRNL.EXE to modify the bootup screen may not really be a good idea. I did end up locked off from my Win XP! So watch out. WinXP deals strictly with changed system files and will display some warnings every time this file is changed. I had this experience when I installed MacOS transformation pack. But beware that such custom packs may change quite a lot of system files and hence all your service pack updates might be rendered useless. So stick around with good commercial products (Designed for..... logo).
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OK, another similar question. In windows 2000 when it start up the user need to supply the user name and password. But before to give the user name and password you have to press Control + Alt + Delete. What I ask is the dialog that you press Control + Alt + Delete have the picture of logo windows 2000. I want to change this picture in the dialog box. How could I do that???
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Is there a way to shutdown the PC after it has been idle for sometime. I can only find, how to standbye.
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Try to check the information from here[^] and let me know whether it is match what you need or not.
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