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Clear and reset Print Spooler Clear and reset Print Spooler A simple batch file that will clear and reset the Print Spooler in Windows. Click here to visit the author's website. |
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5,354 | Dec 01, 2018 Russ Ring  |
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Disable, Move and Reset Password for Expired AD Accounts v1.0 Disable, Move and Reset Password for Expired AD Accounts v1.0 Searches Active Directory for any accounts that have expired. Then... disables them if not already disabled, sets a new password, and moved them to the desired OU for review and de-provisioning. This is a Powershell script that should be ran in Powershell or Terminal admin. Click here to visit the author's website. |
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2,214 | Apr 17, 2022 Brad Call  |
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Reset Windows Update Tool v11.1.0 Reset Windows Update Tool v11.1.0 Free troubleshooting tool for Windows Update. The Reset Windows Update Tool is a powerful system repair tool designed to provide support for a range of repair options. With this tool, users can easily reset Windows Update Components, delete temporary files, scan, detect and repair any corruptions within the Windows System image, scan all protected system files, replace any corrupted files, change invalid values in the Windows Registry, reset Winsock settings and more. This versatile tool can help users resolve a variety of system issues, making it an essential component of any comprehensive system repair toolkit. Features The Reset Windows Update Tool provides the following features: Resetting Windows Update components to their default settings Deleting temporary files to free up disk space Changing invalid values in the Windows Registry to ensure smooth operation Scanning and repairing protected system files that may be corrupted using the "sfc /scannow" command Detecting and repairing corruptions in the Windows system image Cleaning up superseded components to optimize system performance and free up disk space Note: This tool MUST be ran as Administrator. After downloading, unzip the file by right-clicking it and choosing to Extract. In the newly created folder, right-click wureset.exe and choose Run as Administrator. Supported operating systems: This tool is fully compatible with Windows 10 or any higher version of the operating system. Upon running the Reset Windows Update Tool, the tool will automatically detect the version or build of the operating system, which in turn determines the name and family of the system. In the event that the operating system is not compatible with the tool, an error message will be displayed and the tool will be closed. Click here to ... |
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4,238 | Jul 10, 2024 Manuel Gil  |
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Tweaking.com - Reset File Permissions 2.8.8 Tweaking.com - Reset File Permissions 2.8.8 Same as registry permissions, will add admins and system with full access. Will not remove current permissions or owner. This tool is also a part of Windows Repair (All In One). What will this fix? Fixes any problem where not having the right permissions to a file will cause things to break, such as windows updates and programs. |
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9,126 | Jan 12, 2022 Tweaking.com |
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Tweaking.com - Reset Registry Permissions v2.9.2 Tweaking.com - Reset Registry Permissions v2.9.2 This will change the owner of the reg keys to Administrators and give admins & system full control. This will not remove any current permissions, it only adds to them. This tool is also a part of Windows Repair (All In One). What will this fix? A lot of things actually. Here are a few examples. You try to install some Windows updates but they fail. If the updates don't have permission to certain keys the updates will fail. Software wont work. Same as windows updates, if a program cant access a key it needs it will fail. Registering files gives you an error. When trying to register some system files you get an error that it failed. This is because the reg keys the file needs arent accessible. By fixing the permissions you can again register the files. |
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9,311 | Jan 08, 2018 Tweaking.com  |
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USB Drive Factory Reset Tool v3.00 USB Drive Factory Reset Tool v3.00 Restore USB flash drive back to full capacity After having tooled around with a bootable USB flash drive using your raw image overwritten or multi-partitioned USB pen drive, you might find it mandatory to revert it back to factory defaults. Essentially recovering or restoring the USB flash drive back to its original state with a single disk drive partition loaded with any of FAT, FAT32, exFAT or NTFS file system is easy. This allows the USB storage device to be easily detected and used again by all computers, routers, and smart TVs. You might find it necessary to restore a USB drive after working with tools, such as Rufus, USB Disk Storage Format Tool on Windows to burn an ISO or dd command on Linux, to write an image file to the USB storage drive. Depending on the file used, these tools can make your USB device appear corrupted or unreadable on some computers or smart TVs. In some cases, the flash drive might not be assigned a drive letter and the USB not detected by your computer or smart TV. This is simply because these tools use raw-write style to transfer data in disk image (usualy an .img or .iso file) to a USB flash drive. As a result, the existing MBR (Master Boot Record is the boot sector located at the very beginning of partitioned storage devices), partition table, HPA (Host Protected Area is an area of a storage drive that is not normally visible to an operating system), and/or file system is overwritten with that of the raw image file. USB Drive Factory Reset Tool is software that helps you wipe clean and factory set your USB flash drive, pen drive, thumb drive, and any other USB storage devices back to the way ... |
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2,634 | Oct 31, 2021 Bureausoft Corporation  |
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