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General

Can power surges wreak havoc?

Besides hardware damages that can be caused by power fluctuations, there are software damages that can occur when the electricity goes off suddenly. The typical problem is the loss of documents that you are working on when the power goes off. You should save your work frequently. Never be caught with an hours work lost because you did not save it. Saving your work every 10-15 minutes is good practice. Another perfect time to save your work is just after you have performed a task which you do not wish to recreate.

Outlook

How can I remove message stuck in Outlook's outbox?

It doesn’t happen too often but when a message is stuck in the Outbox it can be a real pain. Below you’ll find three methods to get the message out of the Outbox.

Method 1

Open the message from the Outbox and close it again. Now select the message and press DELETE

Method 2

Put Outlook in offline mode. To do this go to File-> Work Offline. Now restart Outlook and see if you can delete it (you can try this in combination with method 1). Don’t forget to put Outlook back On-line again.

Method 3

   1. Create a new pst-file; File-> New-> Outlook Data File…
   2. Set this pst-file as your default delivery location in your Account settings; Tools-> E-mail Accounts-> button Next
   3. When you now restart Outlook your original pst-file will show up as the secondary set of folders where should easily be able to remove the file from or even the complete Outbox folder
   4. Set the original pst-file as the default delivery location again and restart Outlook; the Outbox folder will be recreated and will be empty.

Method 4

Use the Microsoft MDBVU32.EXE tool to forcefully clear the Outbox. The instructions for this are the same for when removing a stuck read receipt but instead of choosing “MDB-> Open Root Folder” choose “MDB-> Open IPM Outbox”.

Outlook 2007 Shared Calendars disappears. How can I fix it?

Start-> Run; outlook.exe /resetnavpane

Windows

Batch Files

What is a good Windows Server Logon script?

@ECHO OFF


echo.
echo.
echo   Welcome %USERNAME% to Platinum Computer Solutions!!!
echo   Main Office information system network.
echo.
echo.
Rem Logon script


REM Drive Mappings**********************
echo J: drive mapped to the Data Directory
NET USE J: \\thor\DATA /yes

echo P: drive mapped to the Public Directory
NET USE P: \\thor\PUBLIC /yes

echo S: drive mapped to the User Directory
NET USE S: \\thor\PROFILES\%USERNAME%

echo U: drive mapped to the Utility Directory
NET USE U: \\thor\Util /yes

NET TIME \\thor /SET /YES