Archive for the Windows
Runas替代方法CPAU 运行方式 不用输管理员用户名和密码
Posted by Billy.F in March 17, 2010
Microsoft Security Essentials signature update hourly
Posted by Billy.F in March 14, 2010
We can create a Schedule job to run the following command hourly:
“C:\Program Files\Microsoft Security Essentials\MpCmdRun.exe –SignatureUpdate”
XP: kill a Windows process from the command line with taskkill
Posted by Billy.F in February 18, 2010
GeSWall bridges strong security and usability
Posted by Billy.F in February 18, 2010
How to identify the installed Windows Patches from Command Prompt using WMIC? (refer:http://www.workstationtalk.com/content/how-identify-installed-windows-patches-command-prompt-using-wmic)
Posted by Billy.F in February 17, 2010
wmic qfe list full /format:htable >C:\WindowsPatches.htm
Wait for few seconds, and then open the ‘C:\WindowsPatches.htm’ file which contains the list of patches installed on your computer.
To list the IDs of all the patches/hotfix installed:
wmic qfe get [...]
Opening Explorer shell with admin privileges on XP
Posted by Billy.F in December 27, 2009
Open a network share with different credential
runas /u:domain\username “explorer \\server\share, /separate”
running the application in user profile by different credential
runas.exe /noprofile /user:administrator cmd
Open My Computer using keyboard with quick run command
Posted by Billy.F in December 27, 2009
Quick Run command to Open My Computer
1. Press Win + R keys to open Run box (or Click Start > Run).
2. Type “…” and press Enter key.
Using Netsh with Windows Firewall
Posted by Billy.F in December 8, 2009
Enable and Disable Windows Firewall Quickly Using Command-Line (From http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/enable-and-disable-windows-firewall-quickly-using-command-line/)
Posted by Billy.F in December 8, 2009
Enabling Windows Firewall
Click Start, Run and type:
Netsh firewall set opmode enable
Disabling Windows Firewall
Click Start, Run and type:
Netsh firewall [...]
DropMyRights
Posted by Billy.F in November 30, 2009
DropMyRights
DropMyRights is a tool written by Michael Howard that allows administrators to run internet-facing applications (such as email clients and web browsers) as a non-administrator. You can read about it and download it from his MSDN article “
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