Before you run Windows Server system restore with command line by AOMEI Backupper, make sure you have already created a system backup , and you can check if system image backup is intact and without error by using Check Image utilities.
Also, if you cannot boot your computer, create a bootable media. Step 1. Then open Windows shell command under Tools. Step 2. Note that the drive letters might change under Windows PE environment. Step 3. Example 2: To restore system in the image named "system backup Besides system restore, this can be used to perform disk restore and partition restore.
For example:. If you schedule an at command that uses a drive letter to connect to a shared directory, include an at command to disconnect the drive when you are finished using the drive.
If the drive is not disconnected, the assigned drive letter is not available at the command prompt. By default, tasks scheduled using the at command stop after 72 hours. You can modify the registry to change this default value.
A value of 0 in the value data field indicates no limit, does not stop. Values from 1 through 99 indicates the number of hours. Incorrectly editing the registry may severely damage your system.
Before making changes to the registry, you should back up any valued data on the computer. You can use the Scheduled Tasks folder to view or modify the settings of a task that was created by using the at command.
When you schedule a task using the at command, the task is listed in the Scheduled Tasks folder, with a name such as the following: At However, if you modify an at task through the Scheduled Tasks folder, it is upgraded to a normal scheduled task. The task is no longer visible to the at command, and the at account setting no longer applies to it. On the desktop, hover the mouse cursor in the upper right corner of the screen, and then click Settings.
On the Start screen or the Start menu in Windows 10 or Windows Server Technical Preview, type one of the following, and then press Enter to open common Control Panel management tools. For more Control Panel tool commands that you can type directly on the Start screen, see How to run Control Panel tools by typing a command.
This setting is enabled by default. On the Start menu, in the Search box, start typing Administrative Tools. If you are running Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 10 on Windows 10, or you are running the full installation option of Windows Server Technical Preview, you can access administrative tools from the Tools menu in Server Manager. If the Show Administrative tools setting is turned off, the Administrative Tools folder and its contents will not appear in the Settings results.
The Show Administrative tools setting is available when you hover the mouse cursor over the upper or lower right edge of the Start screen, click Settings , and then click Tiles. In File Explorer, navigate to the location of the program for which you want to create a shortcut. Right-click the executable file in the program folder, and then click Create shortcut. Because of restricted user access rights, Windows does not allow shortcuts to be created in some folders, including the Program Files folder.
Drag the shortcut to a folder of your choice, to the desktop, or to the desktop taskbar. If the shortcut cannot be created in the location of the executable file typically because the access rights for the Program Files folder are restricted , and you are prompted to select a location for the shortcut, browse to the Desktop folder.
On the Start screen, search for or navigate to the app that you want to pin to the desktop taskbar. Right-click the executable file in the program folder, and then click Pin to Taskbar. Alternatively, on the Start screen, type Run , and then press Enter. On the Start screen or Start menu, navigate to the app that you want to run as Administrator. Right-click the executable file in File Explorer, or right-click the program shortcut on the desktop.
Use the runas command from a command prompt. By default, Server Manager starts when a member of the Administrators group signs in to a computer that is running Windows Server R2 or Windows Server If Server Manager is not already open, if you are a standard non-Administrator user on the server, or if administrators have changed Server Manager default settings so that it does not open automatically at sign-in, open Server Manager by using procedures in this section.
This will open the familiar window that you see in Figure A below. Figure A System information click to enlarge images Click the Change Settings link in this window to open the System Properties window and, in that window, click Change to edit computer name and domain information.
This is shown in Figure B. Figure B Change the computer name and domain membership settings Run a program with different user credentials I've been working on creating a System Center Configuration Manager training course for TrainSignal and, during the course creation process, I needed to run the SCCM console under a variety of user credentials to test System Center's new role-based access control features.
To accomplish this task from the new Start screen, right-click the program you wish to run under different credentials. Figure C. Editor's Picks. The best programming languages to learn in Check for Log4j vulnerabilities with this simple-to-use script.
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