• [Script of Apr. 12] Setting Tab Process Growth for Internet Explorer (PowerShell)

    Posted over 1 year ago
    by Huilin zhu}

    Script Download:SettingIETabProcessGrowth(PowerShell).zip
    http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Setting-Tab-Process-Growth-5e52fe62

    This sample can help you to operate the “TabProcGrowth” registry entry to set Tab Process Growth(Sets the rate at which IE creates New Tab processes) for Internet Explorer 8 or later.  It shows how to get and set Tab Process Growth setting for the Internet Explorer installed on your computer by using PowerShell script. 

    If you have been using IE7, you are probably used to all your tabs opening under the same iexplore.exe process. The only exception is if you are on a Windows Vista machine and you are moving from Protected to Unprotected mode. Internet Explorer 8 or later had a big makeover in this area. You will now notice that new tabs typically open in a new process.  By default,  IE8 will start with two instances of iexplore.exe (one for the Frame, one for the tab) and grows the number of tab processes as needed based on the amount of available RAM, the number of tabs, the integrity levels for tabs, and the number of distinct IE sessions .

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  • [Script of Apr. 11] Setting Tab Process Growth for Internet Explorer (VBScript)

    Posted over 1 year ago
    by Huilin zhu}

    Script Download:SettingIETabProcessGrowth(VBScript).zip
    http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Setting-Tab-Process-Growth-4ead21ac

    This sample can help you to operate the “TabProcGrowth” registry entry to set Tab Process Growth(Sets the rate at which IE creates New Tab processes) for Internet Explorer 8 or later.  It shows how to get and set Tab Process Growth setting for the Internet Explorer installed on your computer by using VBScript.

    If you have been using IE7, you are probably used to all your tabs opening under the same iexplore.exe process. The only exception is if you are on a Windows Vista machine and you are moving from Protected to Unprotected mode. 
    Internet Explorer 8 or later had a big makeover in this area. You will now notice that new tabs typically open in a new process.  By default,  IE8 will start with two instances of iexplore.exe (one for the Frame, one for the tab) and grows the number of tab processes as needed based on the amount of available RAM, the number of tabs, the integrity levels for tabs, and the number of distinct IE sessions .

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    You can find more All-In-One Script Framework script samples at http://aka.ms/onescriptingallery

  • [Script of Apr. 10] Script to refresh Windows 8 (PowerShell)

    Posted over 1 year ago
    by Huilin zhu}

    Script Download:RefreshWindows8(PowerShell).zip
    http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Script-to-refresh-Windows-eca1e59a

    This PowerShell script shows how to create custom refresh image. 

    Windows Refresh gives you a quick and easy way to start with a clean slate while also maintaining your apps, data, Windows settings, and user profile. 

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  • [Script of Apr. 9] How to Delete the "Windows.old" Folder in Windows 8 (PowerShell)

    Posted over 1 year ago
    by Huilin zhu}

    Script Download:DeleteWindowsOld.zip
    http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/How-to-Delete-the-912d772b

    This PowerShell script shows how to delete the "Windows.old" folder in Windows 8.

    Assume that you perform a refresh of Windows 8, an upgrade to Windows 8, a custom installation of Windows 8 without formatting the drive, or install Windows 8 on the same partition of a previous Windows installation. In this situation, you may have a "C:\Windows.old" folder left over after your new installation. This folder contains a copy of the previous Windows 8 installation, and can be very large. If users do not have to have this folder, they can use a script to delete the folder.

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  • [Script of Apr. 8] Script to display the deleted objects in Active Directory (PowerShell)

    Posted over 1 year ago
    by Huilin zhu}

    Script Download:DisplayDeletedADObjects.zip
    http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Script-to-display-the-c995a5f6

    This PowerShell script sample can display the deleted objects from the Active Directory. 

    Accidental deletion of Active Directory objects is a common occurrence for users of ADDS and ADLDS. This script can display the deleted objects from the Active Directory Recycle Bin. 

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