This quick fixed removed the required to input a shutdown/restart reason -> http://www.win2008r2workstation.com/disable-shutdown-event-tracker/
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Windows 2008 Remove Shutdown / Restart Reason
So I've been working with a Windows 2008 VM and was finding it a real pain to keep typing in a message every time I needed to restart / shutdown the VM, and as we know Windows loves restarting after every patch / update / software installation.
Monday, September 23, 2013
NetIQ / Novell IDM 4.0.2 Engine Patch 3
I was getting the following error when trying to install engine patch 3:
"Script for patch install,patchUpgrade.sh,does not have correct permissions,exiting the installation.."
You need to make the following files executable on Linux for the install to work:
- install.sh
- config/patchUpgrade.sh
- config/NonRootPatcher.sh
Since when do you put executable files in the config directory? Especially when there is already a bin folder as part of the patch. Really sad to see the lack of quality control on patches being released.
"Script for patch install,patchUpgrade.sh,does not have correct permissions,exiting the installation.."
You need to make the following files executable on Linux for the install to work:
- install.sh
- config/patchUpgrade.sh
- config/NonRootPatcher.sh
Since when do you put executable files in the config directory? Especially when there is already a bin folder as part of the patch. Really sad to see the lack of quality control on patches being released.
Thursday, September 19, 2013
McAfee Registry Madness
Just had to make a quick note about this.
So I could not seem to get Explorer to show hidden files. Eventually I found out it was an issue writing to the following registry tree:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced
Checked numerous online posts about registry permissions. Eventually I found out the McAfee was blocking me writing to this specific part of the registry. I have now decided to can McAfee and go back to MS Security Essentials. What an absolute waste of time just to fix something so simple.
So I could not seem to get Explorer to show hidden files. Eventually I found out it was an issue writing to the following registry tree:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced
Checked numerous online posts about registry permissions. Eventually I found out the McAfee was blocking me writing to this specific part of the registry. I have now decided to can McAfee and go back to MS Security Essentials. What an absolute waste of time just to fix something so simple.
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