Most of new Windows 10 devices allows you to login using fingerprint or facial recognition, but if your computer is under a domain policy probably you are not able to do this. I was searching for a god way to enable this option for domain end users, first of all I tryed to add a
Sometimes computer replacement could became a headache, especially if the old one have a certificate with not exportable key and we don’t have a copy of the original file (Who are going to need this?). This kind of certificates normally are important and difficult to obtain, for this reason maybe you want to avoid a
Ocasionally we need to execute orders or scripts as Administrator, and “runas” is not a valid option because users can read the script and find a super user password (No way). In this cases we can try with CPAU, with this free tool we can generate an scripted job that can be called from script
Since Windows 7, accessing to remote console using Telnet is not an option, nodaway Microsoft has provide us another tool for this tasks, PsExec https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897553.aspx This tools give us the ability for connect to a remote console with privileges and execute commands or scripts. It give’s us many options, in this reminder i’ll expose only how
With this you can change computer name using Terminal or command Line, it doesn’t matter if is a domain computer or not [crayon-5d5ad29906751268048298/] If it’s ok you’ll get something similar than this: [crayon-5d5ad29906757374626806/] That’s all, take in mind that you can change to a remote computer executing commands thru a PsExec
