Emirates Boeing 777 plane attempting to land at the Birmingham in UK
Plane trying to land at Birmingham Airport in the winds
An Emirates Boeing 777 plane attempting to land at the Birmingham airport in the U.K. on Thursday was tilted sideways as it tried to land during strong wind gusts. The passengers on the plane headed to Dubai watched the drama unfold on television monitors located on the back of their seats, the Mirror reports. The plane attempted to land twice before successfully grounding at Gatwick airport.
Exchange Management with AD Users when using RSAT for Windows 7
Exchange Management with AD Users when using RSAT for Windows 7
Posted by John on January 29, 2011Leave a comment (1)Go to comments
One of the little things with the have annoyed me since I’ve started using the RSAT tools in Windows is the fact that there is no easy way to manage Exchange. Sure I can install the Exchange Management Pack and use that, but like most admin’s AD Users and Computers is open just about all the time.
First thing you will want to do is go and download the Exchange System Manager for Windows Vista (located here). Once downloaded, extract the .exe file so that you have an ESMVISTA.MSI file. Now that’s extracted, open up a command prompt window and move to the location that ESMVISTA lives. Type in the following:
ESMVISTA.MSI /Q
With that command line the message is surpressed and the installation continues without any issues under Windows 7. This will only work for Windows 7 32-Bit and I have not found a way to get it working with 64-bit.
After a few minutes you will be able to open up AD Users and computers, right click and you will have the extra Exchange Tabs (pictured right), making Administration a little easier.
Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 - PCI Serial Driver error
Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 - PCI Serial Driver error
If you are having this problem like I did in windows 8, please download the following for Lenovo Computer
Intel Active Management Technology driver for Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit), Vista (32-bit and 64-bit) and XP - ThinkCentre M58, M58p ... Learn more
Version
: 5.5.1.1012
Intel Active Management Technology driver for Microsoft Windows 7, Vista and XP
How to Use Computer Management Console to Log Off a Computer Remotely in Windows XP or Windows Server 2003
How to Use Computer Management Console to Log Off a Computer Remotely in Windows XP or Windows Server 2003
Real-World Scenario: You have two clients named Client-02 and Client-01 that run Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 (SP2). Both clients have Remote Desktop disabled. A user named User1 logs on to Client-01 locally. You log on to Client-02 locally. You need to log User1 off Client-02 remotely. You must achieve this goal without restarting Client01. Which tool should you use on Client-02?
One solution for this scenario is to use Computer Management console. Please look at the following figures:
Note 1: To remotely log off a computer, you must have administrative credential on that system.
Note 2: Firewall must be configure properly on the remote system.
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