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I have had the same issue with ricoh printers. Swapped from smb to ftp worked a treat. I am using synology boxes for shares.

Yes you run the commands on the client. its something to do with windows 10. after a windows 10 upgrade you need to re-authorize the Hyper-v server again, and you can do this by : running cmd as an admin and type in "winrm quickconfig" and hit enter. After that you get a few prompts and you gotta accept them all when thats done type in: winrm set winrm/config/client @{TrustedHosts="Your Hyper-v Server IP address"} and press enter. after that you should be good to go.

You might need to run winrm quickconfig and y to make changes. Then run previous command

Had the same issue yesterday had to run the following command. winrm set winrm/config/client @{TrustedHost="ip address of hyper-v server"}

Try Set objXMLDoc = CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM") objXMLDoc.Async = "False" objXMLDoc.Load("z:\test2.xml") Set colNodes=objXMLDoc.selectNodes("/SuperStarReport/Record") For Each objNode in colNodes LegalSurname = objNode.getElementsByTagName("LegalSurname").item(objNode.getElementsByTagName("LegalSurname").length -1).text Forename = objNode.getElementsByTagName("Forename").item(objNode.getElementsByTagName("LegalSurname").length -1).text AdmissionNumber = objNode.getElementsByTagName("AdmissionNumber").item(objNode.getElementsByTagName("LegalSurname").length -1).text issuing_nation = objNode.getElementsByTagName("issuing_nation").item(objNode.getElementsByTagName("LegalSurname").length -1).text Wscript.Echo LegalSurname Wscript.Echo Forename Wscript.Echo AdmissionNumber Wscript.Echo issuing_nation Next

Are you using the code in a VBS script or webpage? If the answer is a webpage what Browser are you using.

I have amended the code to use a specific node as required Set objXMLDoc = CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM") objXMLDoc.Async = "False" objXMLDoc.Load("z:\test2.xml") Set colNodes=objXMLDoc.selectNodes("/SuperStarReport/Record") For Each objNode in colNodes LegalSurname = objNode.getElementsByTagName("LegalSurname").item(0).text Forename = objNode.getElementsByTagName("Forename").item(0).text AdmissionNumber = objNode.getElementsByTagName("AdmissionNumber").item(0).text issuing_nation = objNode.getElementsByTagName("issuing_nation").item(0).text Wscript.Echo LegalSurname Wscript.Echo Forename Wscript.Echo AdmissionNumber Wscript.Echo issuing_nation Next [/Code]

I have the following code that i think is what you require Set xmlDoc = CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM") xmlDoc.Async = "False" xmlDoc.Load("z:\test2.xml") Set colNodes=xmlDoc.selectNodes("/SuperStarReport/Record") For Each objNode in colNodes Wscript.Echo objNode.Text Set cnode = objNode.childnodes For Each c In cnode temp ="" node1 = c.nodename text1 = c.text temp = temp & node1 & "=" & text1 Wscript.Echo temp next Next

We had to disable Sync Center on all of our clients this resolved it for us once we had run the reg key to clear the cache.

I have had similar problems and found it to be 'offline files' for us the resolution was on the following website Windows Domain DFS namespace – access is denied using domain FQDN, access allowed using server UNC paths directly | SIRKit.ca Technical Blog - News, Advisories & How-To

Try uninstalling ie9 and then install ie11 as i came across this why looking for an issue we have with ie 11 and printing. Troubleshooting a failed installation of Internet Explorer 11 Uninstall Internet Explorer 9 before you install Internet Explorer 11 During the installation process of Internet Explorer 11, you may receive the 9C59 error. To resolve this issue, you may uninstall Internet Explorer 9, restart your computer, and then install Internet Explorer 11. To uninstall Internet Explorer 9 Click the Start button, type Programs and Features in the search box, and then click View installed updates in the left pane. Under Uninstall an update, scroll down to the Microsoft Windows section. Right-click Windows Internet Explorer 9, click Uninstall, and then, when prompted, click Yes. Click Restart now to finish the process of uninstalling Internet Explorer 9. After your computer restarts, try to install Internet Explorer 11.

The following is taken from a forum that helped me when we had the issue. I am not sure if it will work as the mklink /D c:\Windows\SysNative c:\Windows\system32 Run the IE11 installer and wait until it gets to the 'Install Internet Explorer 11' prompt. Do not close this window. Go into 'C:\Windows\temp' and look for the most recently created folder with 'IE' at the beginning of it's name. E.g. 'IE1CF18.tmp'. Go into that folder and verify that you can see the following two .cab files; 'IE11-neutral.Downloaded.cab' and 'IE11-neutral.Extracted.cab'. If you do, then carry onto the next step. If you don't, then go back a level and try one of the other similarly named folders. Use that folder name to create the path for the .cab files to be installed from. E.g.: C:\Windows\temp\IE1CF18.tmp Now, substituting my example path with the one you determined in the last step, run an elevated Command Prompt and enter the following commands in the order listed: dism.exe /online /add-package /packagepath:C:\Windows\temp\IE1CF18.tmp\IE11-neutral.Extracted.cab /quiet /norestart dism.exe /online /add-package /packagepath:C:\Windows\temp\IE1CF18.tmp\IE11-neutral.Downloaded.cab /quiet /norestart When done, return to the 'Install Internet Explorer 11' prompt and click 'Install'. With a bit of luck it should successfully install.

I had this try run this command from an elevated command prompt to fix it: mklink /D c:\Windows\SysNative c:\Windows\system32 This will build a symbolic link from c:\windows\system32 (where DISM lives) to the non-existent path c:\windows\SysNative. Once I did this, I was able to install IE 11. the lines below highlight the error 00:07.675: INFO: Launched package installation: C:\Windows\SysNative\dism.exe /online /add-package /packagepath:C:\Windows\TEMP\IE1F270.tmp\IE11-neutral.Downloaded.cab /quiet /norestart 00:13.026: INFO: Process exit code 0x00000002 (2) [The system cannot find the file specified. ]

You can get this to happen when a user with a roaming profile logs into an IE10 machine and then logs into an IE9 machine afterward. It affects HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings if the user has a roaming profile, you may want to delete the server copy or edit the ntuser.dat hive with Regedit just to make sure that the local and server copies are both the same.

Sounds like a corrupt reg key that is creating the issue you are having. We encountered a similar issue and found out it we needed to delete the IE10 Reg key located at the following location HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings Deleting this allowed the user to download