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Sorry to make it clearer. General Section: "RemoteApp program location": Full path to pulsar.exe in here. Parameters Section: "Do not allow any command-line parameters" checked. Note: Check the "Task Manager" on the RDS server (Details Tab) to see if the .exe is actually running as the user logged into the RDWeb portal. Failing that check the event logs.. Application and Service Logs - Microsoft - Windows - TerminalServices - RemoteConnectionManager - Operational

Link to the Pulsar.exe and check "Do not allow any command-line parameters" is marked. Server 2019 RDS and SIMS.net 7.190 [tested and working]

Try removing the *.* entry; Robocopy.exe "E:\Dept-Resources" "\\NAS\Archive\6years_plus\Dept-Resources" /S /E /COPY:DATSO /MOV /ZB /R:2 /W:10 /MAXLAD:20130611 /tee /LOG+:"C:\LOGS\6year.log"

According to the blurb;

What happens if you specify the number of days rather than a date; /MAXLAD:n : Exclude files unused since n days. e.g. .../R:2 /W:10 /MAXLAD:100 /tee.....

Windows10Debloater is great if you want to stay with non LTSC/LTSB versions, can be run post install or as part of an MDT task sequence using appropriate switches. I've tested on 1903 and experienced no issues. https://github.com/Sycnex/Windows10Debloater

I've come across this in the past, not used or tested myself but a possible solution: Edit: Sorry misread and thought it was OU related.

You could run a start up script via GP which pushes out the default KMS key to clients: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/get-started/kmsclientkeys Something like the below should work: "%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\cscript.exe" "%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\slmgr.vbs" /ipk FJ82H-XT6CR-J8D7P-XQJJ2-GPDD4 cls TIMEOUT /T 10 cls "%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\cscript.exe" "%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\slmgr.vbs" /skms kms.server.dns.name:1688 cls TIMEOUT /T 10 cls "%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\cscript.exe" "%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\slmgr.vbs" /ato cls TIMEOUT /T 10 cls

I don’t have it to hand unfortunately. It was a test build that’s been decommissioned. I was running 12.04 at the time which behaved itself with regards to the guides above. I do believe it needs joining to the domain thinking about it. Sorry I couldn’t be of more help.

I don't believe so, once configured it should be able to query AD with appropriate credentials.

https://thishosting.rocks/install-php-on-ubuntu/ Fairly comprehensive guide there. I would take a snapshot or backup first if the server is important.

16.04 comes with PHP7 does it not? Probably why it can’t find the package. The other option is to upgrade PHP to version 7 if it is on 5.

May require downloading separately if not found in the repository. https://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/php5-ldap

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/office-shortcuts-remain-after-office-uninstall-cc04b8e2-6e91-4c10-94af-9359e595d565 There's a pre-made tool by MS which should help fix the issue.

To uninstall go to Start > Settings > Apps & Features. Scroll through the list until you find Microsoft Office Desktop Apps. Select Uninstall.

https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/0dbec820-69cf-4bad-91fd-5ddb09c06a3b/issue-with-setting-up-a-file-server-role-error-12541205-and-1069?forum=winserverClustering Similar but not exact, points to AD permissions for the named computer account. Maybe worth a look.

Can you run a cluster validation report?

This any use? Covers most options. https://docs.moodle.org/36/en/NTLM_authentication A lot of these guides a version specific.

There's a thread here which may help: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/e2ebead9-b30d-4789-a151-5c7783dbbe34/patch-tuesday-kb3159398?forum=winserverGP Hope you manage to sort it.

Odd, sorry I'm not sure in that case. Possibly try Domain Computers with read? I think it was KB3159398 that initially broke it but its now incorporated into a roll-up.

Did you add Authenticated Users back in with read? That's what cured it for me. Providing it doesn't have (from security filtering) next to it.

Ok cool, thats the bug, so remove this and re-add the group and give it read. It should then not say (read from security filtering) next to it. This should resolve the issue.

Does it have (read from security filtering) next to it?

It has to be "Authenticated Users" in Delegation not in Scope. That's the only security group which cures this issue I believe. Obviously applied to the policy which incorporates the GPP drive maps.

Sounds ACL related, are the permissions correct on the folders which are being redirected? IIRC there was a bug with a certain W7 update which broke GPP drive maps. Required adding "Authenticated Users" read permissions to the "Delegation" tab.