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1. In order to fix this – you need to close all Internet Explorer windows.
2. Open Credential Manager (start type in: Credential Manager)
3. Under Windows Credentials – select & remove all associated Username & Passwords
4. Once removed log the user out and get the user to login again.
5. They should now be able to access the Intranet & Internet.

Note: I have come across this when the users – password has reached expiry so when attempting to login again the user is usually asked to reset his or her password.

Note: Also make sure the proxy details in Internet Explorer are set correctly for your environment.

Note: Also – Windows 8 compatible.

1. Click on Start
2. Right click Computer
3. Select Properties.
4. Click Advanced System Settings.
5. Under – User Profiles select Settings
6. Choose the profile you would like to Delete
7. Select Delete

1. You have to have administration rights for this – open an elevated powershell prompt and type: Install-WindowsFeature Server-Gui-Mgmt-Infra, Server-Gui-Shell –Restart press Enter for the cmdlet to install the Server 2012 user interface.

Having problems when you try opening the Vista Control panel and all you see is the outline of the window?

Follow the instructions below to repair it.

1. Left Click the Vista “Orb”

2. Left Click All Programs

3. Left Click Accessories

4. Left Click Notepad

5. Copy & paste the following into Notepad (To copy, select the text below and click Copy. To paste, right click on where you would like to paste it and select Paste)

net stop readyboost

net stop slsvc

net start slsvc

net start readyboost

@cls

7. Click File

8. click Save

9. Save the file as “ControlPanelFix.bat” and close Notepad

10. Run the ControlPanelFix.bat file.

Note: You can also try accessing parts of Control Panel by going to Computer, and in the left hand pane, select Control Panel

1. First you need to download – PSEXEC – a command line tool that will allow you to execute commands on remote workstations.

2. Once downloaded open My Computer/Computer and navigate to: C:\Windows\System32 on your local machine.

3. Extract the zip file contents to the System32 folder (this will allow you to run the psexec command from any folder within Command Prompt).

4. Navigate to your Documents or Desktop and create a new txt file called: computernames.txt

5. In the computernames.txt document – add (one in each new line) the computer names that you will like to add the user to the Administrators group of.

6. Once they have been added – save the time with the computer names.

7. Now we need to create a batch script – open a new Notepad document and in the first line type:

   PSEXEC.EXE @computernames.txt NET LOCALGROUP Administrators DOMAIN**USERID** /ADD

8. Replace – DOMAIN & USERID with the user you would like to add.

9. Press File and click Save As and type in: “addusers_multiple.bat”

10. This will save the file as a batch script

11. Now – run the script to start importing the users into the remote computers local administrators group.

Note: Proper syntac allows for the group name to be set like ” NET LOCALGROUP “Administrators” – however my test on a Windows XP workstation didn’t like the “” so I got rid of them – if you encounter an error with unable to find local group – re add them around the group name in the script.

Note: Tested on Windows 7 workstations without an issue.