In this article, we’ll discuss the causes of the Failed Trust Relationship error and the ways to restore a secure channel and trust relationship between the workstation and the primary …
Cyril Kardashevsky
Cyril Kardashevsky
I enjoy technology and developing websites. Since 2012 I'm running a few of my own websites, and share useful content on gadgets, PC administration and website promotion.
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The built-in Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection client in Windows (mstsc.exe) allows you to save the user credentials that you use to connect to an RDP host. Just tick the ‘Allow …
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In some cases, you may receive a “Sysprep was unable to validate your Windows installation” error when you try to generalize your Windows 10 or 11 image using command sysprep.exe …
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The ADSI Edit tool (Active Directory Service Interface Editor) is a special MMC snap-in in Windows. It allows you to connect to Active Directory database partitions (NTDS.dit) or to the …
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With SysPrep (System Preparation Tool), you can generalize your Windows 10/11 installation and create a customized reference Windows image for deployment to computers in your organization. Such a Windows installation …
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Not all applications accept every SSL certificate format. Like the IIS Server in Windows that only takes Personal Information Exchange (PFX) certificates, or Jenkins requires using Java KeyStore (JKS). One …
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In this article, we’ll look at how to troubleshoot and fix Group Policy processing errors on Windows computers in an Active Directory domain. If one of the domain computers fails …
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A lockout policy that automatically disables user accounts after a certain number of failed logon attempts is applied to all Active Directory users. This article shows how to find and …
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Windows Services are what make the operating system work. Services perform specific functions on each Windows computer. They update the system time, fetch and update the computer’s IP address, let …
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This article will look at examples of using constructions to loop through all files and folders on a disk or in a specific directory (using the ForEach* and Get-ChildItem statements). …