It took me something like 4 hours to finaly find a tool that was able to help me. And because I want you to not look around for so long here the link to the tool

http://www.vaita.com/ODIR.asp

Sadly it only deletes the duplicates in the current folder. But it is still better then nothing.

regards

So how do you do a silent install of UltraEdit 17. It is pretty easy if you know how. You need a configuration file. It is called setup.iss and you have to generate it yourself.

open up an command window (cmd) and start the.exe file as followed

.exe -r -f1C:\Temp\setup.iss

you have to work through the installation manualy like you want it later on. Now just start your silent installation as followed.

.exe -s -f1C:\Temp\setup.iss

if you like to get a logfile you can use the following line.

.exe -s -f1C:\Temp\setup.iss -f2C:\Temp\ue.log

thats pretty much it.

For the Activation you have to use this.

uedit32.exe /lic,e=”<LicenseID>|<Password>”

and for UltraCompare this.

uc.exe -lic “<LicenseID>|<Password>”

as always. If you have qustions just ask.

regards

German Wiki

English Wiki

i do not always tkae a picture from 9gag but i think that this time no one will be mad. Read it and visit 9gag.com (but be carefull 9 gag is addictiv)

Regards

(just click on the picture to see the full image.

I just had a problem in my Family that their iTunes would not update. Because of the reason that the iTunes.msi is missing.

Well it seems like that no one is listening when I tell them if you must have an iPhone or iPod you should also get an iMac. Well now I have the problems with their devices.

But to the solution of the problem.

During the update a message comes that the network resource itunes.msi is missing. I googled and found this blog entry

But it seems like it does not completely work with Windows Vista and I guess neither with win7.

So follow the first four steps mentioned in the Blog. you can find the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility here (yes it is a german page but just click on the blue “zum download” button. The download should start after a few seconds.)

NOTE: If you get a VBS Error during installation, make rightclick on the installer and run it with administrator rights. That should work!

if you have done step four you can try step five. but I got an error. So I did the following steps.

1. i went to add remove programs and made right-click on the apple software update program and click repair (maybe you can skip this step try it and give me feedback)

2. After that i went to the C:Program filesApple Software Update (or something like it I don’t have it in my head anymore sorry) and started it. It now looked for the new version.

3. start the installation.

4. be happy that it worked.

please give me feedback if it worked.

regards to gizmoghost thanks for the tip

regards

Tobias

I used PSexec in a previous Article. You can see it here:
BiosConfigUtility

You can download the PSTools here:

PSTools

To start PSExec on a remote machine so that you can run a program without that the user can see a command window just do the following things.

Open a Command window on your own machine (start –> run –> cmd)

drag and drop the psexec.exe file in the cmd window. And type in the PC Name plus -e -s and cmd so that it looks as followed

..psexec.exe \PCName -e -s cmd

now you have a command window which you can see and runs on the remote PC. To start a program in a specific folder you can navigate like in a normal cmd window with cd.. or cd Folder.

Maybe you like to run a program on that machine which is on a Server where only you have access.
You first need to do a net use.

net use \ServerFolderexample.bat Password /user:domainusername

notice: you have to type in your password it will be seen in the cmd window. If you don’t like that you can try to use the following line.

net use \ServerFolderexample.bat * /user:domainusername

when you now press enter it should ask you for your password. For me most of the time it prompts me for a password but does not give me the time to enter it. so i have to type it in and use a cls after it.

anyway now you should be able to make a pushd to the folder where your program is.

pushd \ServerFolder

You are now in the folder and you can run the program with the following command

start "" /wait "example.bat"

here you can look at it at once

..psexec.exe \PCName -e -s cmd
net use \Serverfolderexample.bat * /user:domainusername
pushd \ServerFolder
start "" /wait "example.bat"

please look at the Sysinternal Page for more psexec parameters and for what they are used. i don’t want to copy it but if you have any questions about the parameters feel free to ask

You can download the PSTools here
PSTools

I use PSList from the PSTools to check if user is logged on or to check the processes a user or a machine is running. For example when we do a silent installation on a machine which has more than one part to install I can see what is installing this moment. Or when I need to connect to a machine with RDP I can make sure no user is logged on.

for a simple use you just open a command window (start –> run –> cmd) pull the pslist.exe file into it and type after it -t -s \PCName

for example:

pslist.exe -t -s \MyPCName

But I don’t want to leave you there. This is probably how you use it most of the time. There are several other switches. to see what they do please check the Microsoft site. PSList

Anyway you might see fast that you use PSList in a regular basis and don’t want to pull the file in the cmd window and type everything in it. Well here is a simple batch file that will help you out. Putt the .bat file and the pslist.exe file in the same folder

@echo off
:GetTargetPC

cls
set /P TargetPC="PC Name: "
if not defined TargetPC goto GetTargetPC

start "PSList %*" pslist.exe /accepteula -t -s \%TargetPC%
set TargetPC =

goto GetTargetPC

As always this is the simplest solution.
all that the Script does is to ask you for a PC Name and start PS List in a new window. It will then go back to the point where it asks you for a PC Name. This is for the case that you maybe want to open a second PSList on the same or different PC.
The switch /accepteula prevents the eula window coming up when you use it the first time.

You can also add a few more things. Like a log or a Last used PC List.

If you need help with that or have generall questions feel free to ask. It would nice if you give me a feedback if this Article was helpful for you

• 1. go on the Remote Desktop and click on “start” –> “Run” and type there “ost”. You get the screen keyboard. Press “strg” + alt” ony your keyboard and click now on “del”. and you are at the screen where you can start the Taskmanager and change your password.
• 2. go on the Remote Desktop and press “alt gr” + “del”. This seems only to work on the first Remote Desktop. The moment you go to a second Remote Desktop over the first you only get to the screen of the first Remote Desktop.
• 3. start the mstsc and click on options. Now go to the tab Local resources and choose from the Dropbox of the point “on the remote computer”
  
• 4. also there is the possibility to try the combination “strg” + “alt” + “end”
• 5. and the last way i found out is that you go to start –> settings and click on windows security if it is viewable with your rights.

I don’t know if and how it works with every other touch screen. Maybe you can let me know in the comments. It does not work with my blackberry bold 9000. Still I hope it is helpful for you.

Regards
Tobias

“NoModify”=dword:00000000

“NoRemove”=dword:00000000

“NoRepair”=dword:00000000

just copy this into a txt file and save it with the extension “.reg” Double click on it, choose yes and finally click ok. Now you’ll see the uninstall button in ARP

Edit*
i just looked at the search tearms that brought people here and they were looking for the uninstall string. So here it is.
msiexec /I {AC76BA86-1033-F400-7760-000000000004}
Regards
Tobias

Hewlett-Packard BIOS Configuration Utiltiy Version 2.14.0.8 Copyright (c) 2005 - 2006, Hewlett-Packard Development Company L.P.
Usage:

BiosConfigUtility.EXE {options}

where the valid options are:

/GetConfig:”filename” – Gets the configuration data.
/SetConfig:”filename” – Modify the system BIOS configuration.
- Accepts only RESPET formatted files.
/Format:REPSET – Specifies the GETCONFIG output format.
- /FORMAT:REPSET is the default.
/? or /Help – Display this help message.
/cspwd:”pwd” or
/CurSetupPassword:”pwd” – Current BIOS Setup Password.
- Provide only if needed for /SETCONFIG
or if changing the password with
/NewSetupPassword
- Can specify multiple current passwords.
/nspwd:”pwd” or
/NewSetupPassword:”pwd” – New BIOS Setup Password.
- Used to modify the password.
- To remove the password use /NewSetupPassword:”"
/verbose – Display details about each setting such as
failure code, reason for failure

NOTE: BIOS passwords are converted from ASCII to English keyboard
scan codes. If a character does not map directly to a scan
code, the password is ignored.

Valid ‘characters’ are mapped to keyboard keys as follows:

` 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 – =
q w e r t y u i o p [ ]
a s d f g h j k l ; ‘
z x c v b n m , .

Valid ‘SHIFT+characters’ are mapped to keyboard keys as follows:

~ ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) _ +
Q W E R T Y U I O P { } |
A S D F G H J K L ; ‘
Z X C V B N M