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  • Hey, Scripting Guy! Quick-Hits Friday: The Scripting Guys Respond to a Bunch of Questions (11/27/09)

    In this post : Please Clarify This Script You Published Previously How Can I Report a Bug I Found in the Windows PowerShell ISE? How Can I Close an Open Folder on a Network Drive? Can I Automate the Scheduling of Offline File Tasks? Please Clarify This Script You Published Previously Hey, Scripting Guy! I have a question about your Hey, Scripting Guy! post How Do I Back Up Files That Have Been Modified in the Last Day? In the article, you say the following: Next we use the Get-Date cmdlet to retrieve
    Posted to Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog (Weblog) by ScriptingGuy on November 27, 2009
    Filed under: VBScript, Windows PowerShell, Scripting Guy!, WMI, dates and times, scripting techniques
  • Hey, Scripting Guy! Quick-Hits Friday: The Scripting Guys Respond to a Bunch of Questions (11/13/09)

    In this post : Dealing with Quarantined File Types and Exchange Server Scanning Multiple Remote Computers and Creating a Resultant CSV File How Can I Check for the Latest Daylight Saving Time Update? Troubleshooting the Use of WSMan with Windows PowerShell Dealing with Quarantined File Types and Exchange Server Hey, Scripting Guy! I have spent most of this week Googling, experimenting, and fighting with Exchange 2007. The problem I have been working on was caused by one of my colleagues who came
    Posted to Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog (Weblog) by ScriptingGuy on November 13, 2009
    Filed under: VBScript, Windows PowerShell, Scripting Guy!, WMI, files, scripting techniques, storage
  • Hey, Scripting Guy! Quick-Hits Friday: The Scripting Guys Respond to a Bunch of Questions (10/30/09)

    In this post : How Do I Run Scripts? Which WMI Class Works with IDE Controllers? How Can I Randomize and Repeat Sequences? How Can I Run a VBScript I Find on the Script Center? How Can I Enable the Windows Scripting Host on My Computer? How Do I Run Scripts? Hey, Scripting Guy! I am trying to open the script environment because the Script Center site implies that this is best for running scripts to avoid all the windows that can be returned. I cannot seem to find a way of running this. I tried clicking
    Posted to Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog (Weblog) by ScriptingGuy on October 30, 2009
    Filed under: VBScript, Scripting Guy!, WMI, running, scripting techniques, getting started
  • Hey, Scripting Guy! Quick-Hits Friday: The Scripting Guys Respond to a Bunch of Questions (10/23/09)

    In this post : Can I Submit Ideas for the 2010 Scripting Games? How Can I Load the ISE on Windows Server 2008 R2? How Can I Prevent Pop-Up Windows When Running a VBScript Script? How Can I Overwrite Existing Files When Using VBScript and the FileSystemObject? How Can I Change the Local Administrator Password with a Script? How Can I Prompt the User for a Computer Name in a VBScript Script? How Can I Simultaneously Delete Multiple Groups from the Same OU in Active Directory? How Can I Use WMI in a
    Posted to Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog (Weblog) by ScriptingGuy on October 23, 2009
    Filed under: VBScript, Windows PowerShell, Scripting Guy!, WMI, scripting techniques, input
  • Hey, Scripting Guy! Quick-Hits Friday: The Scripting Guys Respond to a Bunch of Questions (10/16/09)

    In this post : Has the WMI Problem with Dates and Daylight Saving Time Been Resolved? How Can I Change the Color of Error Messages in the Windows PowerShell Console? How Can I Read a Text File and Update 2,000 User Accounts? Can I Use a WildCard Character for File Names with the FileSystemObject? How Can I Trim Strings That Are Returned from WMI Using Windows PowerShell? Has the WMI Problem with Dates and Daylight Saving Time Been Resolved? Hey, Scripting Guy! Back in the spring, I ran into a problem
    Posted to Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog (Weblog) by ScriptingGuy on October 16, 2009
    Filed under: VBScript, Windows PowerShell, Scripting Guy!, WMI, dates and times, string manipulation, scripting techniques
  • Hey, Scripting Guy! Quick-Hits Friday: The Scripting Guys Respond to a Bunch of Questions (10/9/09)

    In this post : How Can I Change the Internet Explorer Title Bar? How Can I Create a Password Based on the User's First Name and Last Name? How Can I Bail Out a For...Next Loop When the Number 15 Is Reached? How Can I Modify an Executable File's Compatibility Check? How Can I Check for Open TCP Ports on a Remote Host? How Can I Check for the Drive Letter of a CD-ROM? How Can I Remotely Access a COM Object? How Can I Change the Internet Explorer Title Bar? Hey, Scripting Guy! In which programming language
    Posted to Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog (Weblog) by ScriptingGuy on October 9, 2009
    Filed under: desktop management, hardware, Scripting Guy!, scripting techniques, VBScript, Windows PowerShell, peripherals and devices, Internet Explorer
  • Hey, Scripting Guy! Quick-Hits Friday: The Scripting Guys Respond to a Bunch of Questions (10/2/09)

    In this post : Troubleshooting a VBScript That Uses Systems Management Server 2003 Can I Prompt a User to Determine Which Network Card to Enable or Disable? Working with Domain Admin Privileges and Embedded Passwords How Can I List Available WMI Namespaces? How Can I Change Passwords for All Scheduled Tasks on a System? How Can I Write and Compile a VBScript File in Visual Studio Express? Troubleshooting a VBScript That Uses Systems Management Server 2003 Hey, Scripting Guy! I'm beating my head against
    Posted to Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog (Weblog) by ScriptingGuy on October 2, 2009
    Filed under: retrieving input, operating system , scheduled tasks, Scripting Guy!, scripting techniques, VBScript, Windows PowerShell, WMI
  • Hey, Scripting Guy! Quick-Hits Friday: The Scripting Guys Respond to a Bunch of Questions (9/25/09)

    Can I Find Out Who Has Access to a Group of Files and Folders? Hey, Scripting Guy! For security reasons I need to find out who has access to a certain group of files and folders. Using the Get-Acl cmdlet, I can get a list of which IDs and groups have which kinds of access to the target files and folders. I would also like to list the share permissions of the shared folders by ID and group. -- AC Hello AC, You can do this by utilizing the Win32_LogicalShareSecuritySetting WMI class. But that WMI class
    Posted to Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog (Weblog) by ScriptingGuy on September 25, 2009
    Filed under: desktop management, Office, Scripting Guy!, VBScript, Windows PowerShell, Microsoft Access, DACLS and SACLS, security
  • Hey, Scripting Guy! Quick-Hits Friday: The Scripting Guys Respond to a Bunch of Questions (9/18/09)

    Share this post: Can I Delete All Items in the Deleted Items Folder? Hey, Scripting Guy! I need a VBScript script that will delete all of the e-mails in the Deleted Items folder. I have tried to do this, but I am not able to get it to delete all of the items in the folder. One time it deletes one or two items, and then on another occasion it appears to not delete any items. -- AS Microsoft Scripting Guy Ed Wilson here. Trying to delete items from the Deleted Items folder in Microsoft Outlook can
    Posted to Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog (Weblog) by ScriptingGuy on September 18, 2009
    Filed under: Microsoft Outlook, Office, operating system , Script Center, script signing, Scripting Guy!, VBScript, Windows PowerShell, COM and DCOM, security, page files
  • 【Script】Win32_ServerFeature と Win32_OptionalFeature でWinodwsの機能をリストする

    Windowsコンポーネントのインストール状況をスクリプトから知りたい!という要望は、結構多いと思います。 Windows Server 2003およびWindows XP以前は、レジストリから収集する必要があったため、いま一感が強かったのですが、Windows Server 2008、Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows 7 では WMIの機能がアップデートされ、スクリプトから簡単に情報を収集することができるようになりました。 ※Windows Server 2003、XP以前のOSでもエレガントにできるよ!という方がいらしたら ※ぜひともお知らせください! インストールされているWindowsコンポーネントの一覧を取得するために、新たに2つのクラスが用意されました。 Win32_ServerFeature ※Windows Server 2008でも使えます Win32_OptionalFeature ※Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows 7 でサポートされています 前者はWindows Server にインストールされている役割と機能の一覧を表示することができます。ただし、どんな役割/機能が用意されているのかを知ることができません。
    Posted to フィールドSEあがりの安納です (Weblog) by junichia on September 16, 2009
    Filed under: sample, vbscript, Windows Server 2008, wsh, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows 7
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