Because in Windows 8.1 the Shortcut Windows Key + S is used for Windows Search it is not going to work anymore with OneNote. You can change the key binding in OneNote easily in the registry to Windows Key + A.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\OneNote\Options\Other]
"ScreenClippingShortCutKey"=dword:00000041

This tutorial is for OneNote 2013 if you should have a different version of OneNote you just need to adjust the Version number above.
admin on May 8th 2014 in MS Office, Windows
You can change this setting in the registry as following:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Outlook\Security]
"Level1Remove"=".exe;.reg"
You might have to change the version number of the Registry Key. The example above is for version 15 which means it is for Outlook 2013.
admin on May 7th 2014 in IT, MS Office
I experienced the problem that it didn’t map one network drive over GPO. I searched for a long time and found out the problem was that the GPO didn’t like the backslash at the end.
Wrong
\\Domain\data\sharename\
Right
\\Domain\data\sharename
After that it worked like a charm;-)
admin on April 25th 2014 in IT, Windows, Windows Server
You created the right tunnel:
ssh user@sub.example.com –p 80 –D 6666
Note: I picked port 80 for my environment because it isn’t usually blocked by firewalls. So you can easily bypass them.
Finally you have pointed the proxy of your browser to the right tunnel but it still doesn’t work.
127.0.0.1:6666
It took me a while to figure it out, but the solution was quite simple. You need to leave all proxy settings blank, except the socket setting. Now it works like a charm;-)

admin on April 11th 2014 in Internet, IT, Linux, Windows
Run the following configuration utility:
sconfig.exe
admin on January 13th 2014 in IT, Windows Server
NET TIME %LOGONSERVER% /SET /Y
admin on August 27th 2013 in IT, Windows, Windows Server
If you need to test how your CPU is doing under stress (overheating etc.) you can simply try following methods:
1. Create a VBSCript test.vbs
While true
Wend
2. Or create a Batch-File test.bat
|
@echo off :loop goto loop |
|
</code><code>Sometimes you need to run a couple of instances to really use 100% CPU Time. |
admin on July 31st 2013 in IT, Windows
To get the powershell version run:
$psversiontable
To run another version of powershell run for example:
powershell -version 2.0
admin on July 24th 2013 in IT, PowerShell
Useful for Network Load Balancing and Clusters
Same steps as in How-to-create-a-Managed-Service-Account
You need to create a security group and add computers to it.
New-ADServiceAccount –Name GroupMSA –DNSHostName ServerName –PrincipalsAllowedToRetrieveManagedPassword MSAComputers –passthru
admin on July 15th 2013 in IT, Windows Server
New since Win2k8 R2
Instead of using User Accounts for services you can create Managed Service Accounts now. The advantage is that it also changes the password every 30 days automatically like in the computer accounts. You can find the managed user accounts here:
Active Directory User and Computers\Managed Service Accounts
1. Run Active Directory Module for PowerShell
2. Add-KDSRootKey
For LAB Environment to not wait the 10 hours to repliacte type instead:
Add-KDSRootKey –EffectiveTime ((Get-Date).AddHours(-10))
2. New-ADServiceAccount –Name WebTest –DNSHostname servername –Passthru
Without –Passtrhu you don’t have any feedback
3. Add-ComputerServiceAccount –identity web01 –ServiceAccount WebTest –Passthru
You can check the settings in more details if you run adsiedit.msc.
Now you can use this service for example for services.
1. Run services.msc
2. Right Click on a Service\Properties\Log On\
This Account:
domain\yourcreatedaccount$
3. You don’t need to put a password
admin on July 15th 2013 in Windows Server