CMD: A quick Windows command line to create a bunch of files
January 5, 2018
One liner for creating several files in a directory: Open a command prompt in Windows. Type: FOR /L %A IN (1,1,10000) DO echo importantfile%A.txt > %A.txt By: A. Verma
One liner for creating several files in a directory: Open a command prompt in Windows. Type: FOR /L %A IN (1,1,10000) DO echo importantfile%A.txt > %A.txt By: A. Verma
When starting outlook the splash screen displays “starting”, but Outlook never starts. Close Outlook Start the “Run” command Type: outlook.exe /safe You may be prompted for your user credentials. If so, enter them. Outlook should start fairly quickly. It may take a minute or two to sync to the server. Close Outlook Start Outlook as
After further investigation I have discovered the following: Running tpm.msc I see the TPM status is: The TPM is ready for use, but with reduced functionality. Checked boot type. It is set to Legacy not UEFI Next steps: Decrypt bitlocker Convert disk to GPT Enable UEFI Enable BitLocker. By M. Ketley
Prerequisites A computer able to boot UEFI. You can check that on your computer manufacturer. Also in the BIOS setup should display UEFI boot options. Windows 7/8 x64 (I’m not sure if x86 supports it or how). A computer able to boot from USB or memory card (only for this process). A USB drive or
I had a case where our AIX system would not print to a Windows 7 print share. I wanted to test it from a Linux workstations. Here is a brief process: 1. sudo apt-get install smbclient 2. touch testing123.txt 3. smbclient //192.168.1.23/sharename -U sambauser -W mydomain -c “print testing123.txt” –debuglevel=10 The debuglevel was an important