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@Agita: google cleanup.exe It has command line options for silent running. It sounds as if you may be in a network (with roaming profiles?) if so you can get psexec from here: [URL="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896649.aspx"]http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896649.aspx[/URL] and use that to execute cleanup.exe remotely and silently. :-)

I had the same issue after uninstalling Chrome… rbreban’s solution didn’t fix it; however his post did help me. I found out those keys don’t exist on XP PC’s that never had another browser installed; so I simply deleted the keys. I also had to do the following: 1. Open …

It sounds to me that you may have more than one problem going on. While the popups and “register changed” (could you have meant registry?) are indicative of malware infection; this should not prevent the system from at least booting to the BIOS. You did the right thing by leaving …

In A starting in your last loop under your echo.!DriveU%%a!: [CODE] set thdrive=!DriveU%%a! ) echo format %thdrive% /x /fs:FAT /v:FORMATHISDRIVE_H12>formatit.bat call formatit.bat del /f formatit.bat endlocal pause [/CODE]

You need a command line email client. I use postie; found here: [URL="http://www.infradig.com/price.html"]http://www.infradig.com/price.html[/URL]. The batch file below will email you when a server is down and will not email you again until it comes back up... I created a directory 'c:\monitor' and placed 'iplist.txt' and 'monitor.bat' in it. iplist.txt contains …

Can you connect to the users mailbox using OWA? Try pinging the exchange server via NetBIOS name as well as FQDN… If one or the other does not work edit lmhosts or hosts respectively to ensure you can ping the server using both methods. Finally I’d ensure that outlook is …