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Recovering a single Domain Controller from a USN Rollback

February 7, 2008

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Some time ago I wrote about my experience recovering a customer’s Active Directory from a USN Rollback condition that had been caused by some virtualisation work. There has been some discussion in the [...]

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The most annoying feature of Windows Vista

December 14, 2007

Whinging about UAC is for wimps, this is a real Windows Vista annoyance.
1. Open Windows Explorer and navigate through the folder tree in the left pane (eg, navigate to C:\Temp)

2. Drag and select one or more files or folders in the right pane that you would like to delete

3. Hit delete

Windows Vista wants to delete [...]

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Security Spin Cycles

October 17, 2007

Jeff Jones posted a blog entry to celebrate Red Hat fixing their 1000th unique security vulnerability. He also draws attention to a Red Hat post on their “Truth Happens” blog back in August, which itself quotes a post on Lxer.com.
Jeff posts quarterly statistics on his blog that show how many vulnerabilities have been patched for various operating [...]

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