Failed to open the GP object. You may not have appropriate rights
KB ID 0000008 Problem When you try and edit a GPO, you get the error above. Solution 1. Install the Support Tools from the Windows media 2. Start > All Programs > Windows Support tools > command prompt. 3. dfsutil.exe /purgemupcache {enter} 4. Click Start, click Run, type regedit in the Open box, and then click OK. 5. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogon 6. If the WaitForNetwork...
Change the location of your Favorites folder
KB ID 0000006 Problem You want to relocate your favorites folder to another location/drive. Solution 2000/XP Change the Favorite Folder Location 1. Start > Run > Regedit 2. Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerShellFolders 3. Change the Favorites value from, C:documents and settings{your_username}Favorites To the new location. Windows 7 / Vista Change the Favorite Folder Location 1. Open a...
Windows – Black Screen Of Death
KB ID 0000152 Problem Post Microsoft KB 915597 and KB 976098 updates. You PC will boot, and you will see a totally black screen with (but not always) a Windows explorer window. Solution Credit to the guys at Prevx who have a fix online already. 1) Restart your PC. 2) Logon and wait for the black screen to appear. 3) Make sure your PC should be able to connect to the internet (black screen does not appear to affect this). 4) Press the...
Activation Error: Code 0x8007232b DNS Name does not exist
KB ID 0000157 Problem Note: For a more modern version this post go here: Error: 0x8007232B DNS Name Does Not Exist Essentially this happens because you are using “volume licensed media” to install the operating system, and the machine is looking for a server on your network that runs the KMS Service (Key Management Service). You need to have a KMS server if you are activating more than 25 machines. However most of us only...
Windows Change the RDP (Remote Desktop) Listening Port
KB ID 0000166 Problem If you didn’t already know the Remote Desktop Protocol Port is TCP 3389, that fine but what if you want to change it to something else? That begs another question, Why? Well some people like to change the port to something else, so that different ports are open in the even of a nasty type performing a port scan on your machine/firewall, even the most clueless script kiddies know that if they see TCP 3389...