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I use pretty much the same - only variants are: Rootkit - Anti-Rootkit | Free Rootkit Removal | Rootkit Detection - Sophos Portable Antivirus - Dr.Web CureIt! (nice to have additional antivirus) a-squared Emergency USB Stick files - a-squared Anti-Malware - all round scanner Autoruns Autoruns for Windows to manually weed out start-up items initially

Something like this would do it, just have to run it multiple times for subset size required. Excel: number combinations, permutation and combinations, number combinations

I think I understand what you want Sadly, conditional formatting (at least in 2003) can't refer to cells on another sheet, so i had to have two hidden columns. Hope its ok. dates.xls

Admittedly I only used a cleartext password for a couple of my menu items, but this is from the syslinux menu.txt documentation and should help: MENU PASSWD passwd (Only valid after a LABEL statement.) Sets a password on this menu entry. "passwd" can be either a cleartext password or a password encrypted with one of the following algorithms: MD5 (Signature: $1$) SHA-1 (Signature: $4$) SHA-2-256 (Signature: $5$) SHA-2-512 (Signature: $6$) Use the included Perl scripts "sha1pass" or "md5pass" to encrypt passwords. MD5 passwords are compatible with most Unix password file utilities; SHA-1 passwords are probably unique to Syslinux; SHA-2 passwords are compatible with very recent Linux distributions. Obviously, if you don't encrypt your passwords they will not be very secure at all. If you are using passwords, you want to make sure you also use the settings "NOESCAPE 1", "PROMPT 0", and either set "ALLOWOPTIONS 0" or use a master password (see below.) If passwd is an empty string, this menu entry can only be unlocked with the master password.

hmm, 150Mb limit on staff mailboxes. That could be fun, several of our staff have "slightly" more than that on SINA.

Closest I've seen is: Communicator D2 Combo Hard Drive Dock : 2.5inch Hard Drive Enclosures : Maplin but Bluetooth not Wifi.

USBDLM - USB drive letter manager - USBDLM can do interesting things with autorun and can be used to triger different programs dependent on the contents of the drive. IIRC the key commands are OnArrival and FileExists.

For updating symbols / wordlists I just run batch file on computer startup that overwrites local copies - couldn't find a better way. I do compress the images first, copy the compressed file and then uncompress it locally which seemed to be a little quicker. Always found that when wordlists got large ( i think ours is about 32k) WWS ran terrible over the network.

I've tempoarily disabled PCE by adding this as a computer startup scripts until issues are resolved. reg delete "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run" /f /v "PCE Client" reg delete "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper Objects\{8F26EAA1-D8B4-41A2-994F-704AEEE25536}" /f and can then just re add the keys when it's fixed.

set NEWPATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin;C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\Client reg add "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment" /v Path /t REG_SZ /d "%NEWPATH%" /f Will append the values if write permission is available to that key.

try http://pceconsole.bham.org.uk/pceconsole/ (no www)

Not upgraded to 3.0.0.8 as still testing to see if it works better than 3.0.0.7 which pretty much broke Internet Explorer, especially with ePortal. However, during the testing of 3.0.0.7 I was able to kill the PCClient with taskkill from the command line, so maybe that'll work with sysserver. Sadly, every time explorer is used it respawned PCClient - so if that is calling sysserver, that'll be back too. Rather than uninstall 3.0.0.7 the following reg key can be removed to stop the respawn, but not sure if thats the same for 3.0.0.8 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper Objects\{8F26EAA1-D8B4-41A2-994F-704AEEE25536} Sorry couldn't be any more help...

Not a script, but this may help - Renamer is quite useful for file renaming. You can add a case rule to captialise every word which should do what you require.

You need the full LDAP version of the OU http://www.edugeek.net/forums/o-s-deployment/37654-fog-active-directory.html

If you are using AD authentication on the Terrastation check that the clock on the Terrastation is correct. Generally the only times our Linkstations have authentication problems is when the clock has drifted out of sync and its not updated via ntp correctly. Hehe see above

The dirty way to do it is with a spreadsheet and a batch file. Import into Excel,assuming: A1 is Forename B1 is Surname C1 is email address D1 is password Insert the following formula into E1 and copy down as appropriate. =""".\"&A1&" "&B1&"\Email Address & Password.txt""" Insert the following formula into F1 and copy down as appropriate. ="md """&A1&" "&B1&"""& echo You new Student email address is "&C1&" and your password is "&D1&". You will be required to change you password the first time you login.>"&E1&"&"&"echo.>>"&E1& "echo.>>"&E1&" & echo Student email is now located at http://studentemail.domain.com >>"&E1 copy and paste column F into a text file and save as a batch file in the appropriate folder and run it. Test first with a small sample rather than accidentally making 100's of files in the wrong place

Using an updated memdisk I've managed to get a few iso's booting as a bit of fun. http://www.boot-land.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=8258 There are restrictions as to what can be booted straight from iso though. http://diddy.boot-land.net/grub4dos/files/map.htm#hd32

I think this helps: Policy Central Enterprise Knowledge Base

You need to copy the etc folder (containing config.ini) to the same place as FOGCrypt.exe.

Long time lurker - 1st post Sophos also alerted File "C:\WINDOWS\system32\PCENT\Profile\FRCU\C32cs2.exe" belongs to virus/spyware 'Mal/Generic-A'. on all computers today. Found original C32cs2.exe file in Policy Central file "client.cab" version 3.0.0.0 on the PCE server client updates folder. Submitted to Virus Total with mixed results. File C32cs2.exe received on 2009.07.10 18:02:56 (UTC) Current status: Loading ... queued waiting scanning finished NOT FOUND STOPPED Result: 11/41 (26.83%) With it being mostly flagged as "BehavesLike:Trojan.TaskDisabler"