I have a new dog, so his gallery can be found here: Marley
Very active and kind 
Jan 12
BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO server dead….
Had a LOT of power outage because of a storm here, so when I went to check my webpage, I noticed the server was down…. The webserver is down…..
Went to check the machine and it was constantly booting,so I figure I’ll just run a boot in safemode and repair it, or use System recovery from the CD, but none of those options were working.
Turns out my registry is gone, so I had to use the tips following on this page: How to repair your registry in 2012 server
Copy your registry backup from c:\windows\system32\config\regback to c:\windows\system32\config and then reboot your machine.
Jul 28
A site with a lot of great Admin tools for AD / Citrix etc.
Have used this page in a lot of special requests I have had during the years supporting Citrix and Windows, so I advice anyone working in the IT industry to check it out No affiliation at all, just think this is a good resource site to know about: https://www.ctxadmtools.com/
Jul 23
Awesome Gallery now up and running
Just bought the Awesome Gallery plugin for my WordPress blog, so now I have the gallery up and running. Still got some fine tuning and will do a lot of tests before my galleries are final, but it looks good so far. 
Jul 06
Galleries now has some content :)
Added some private photo albums under “Gallery”.
Might try out some other plugins for WordPress after a while, but have to read some more about them before making a decision on what to go for.
“Awesome Gallery” looks very nice, but since you have to buy it to try it, I have not tested it yet.
Feb 05
Microsoft gets a new CEO – Satya Nadella
Microsoft anounced their new CEO Satya Nadella, and here are some interesting videos worth watching.
Jan 28
How to change a Universal Distribution Group to a Universal Security Group in Exchange 2010.
I came across this great blog when searching for a solution on how to give a distribution group access to users calendars in Exchange. My problem was that when I changed the type to USG in AD, and gave it enough time, and tried to set my permissions on the folders, I still received an error.
If I created a new USG and did the same operation, everything worked fine, so what was the problem with my allready existing USG?
Turns out that you have to set this parameter on the distribution group: Set-Distributiongroup –identity NameOfGroup –MemberDepartRestriction Closed
And for more info I would recommend that you check out this great blog about this issue: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/pepeedu/archive/2010/08/26/how-to-upgrade-a-universal-distribution-group-to-a-universal-security-group.aspx
Jan 21
Get users mobile devices still using Exchange ActiveSync
The guys over at “Hey Scripting Guy” at Microsoft blogs have a great script for finding mobile devices still using Exchange ActiveSync. This can be very helpfull if you have problems with accounts getting locked out, and you need to “prove” to your user how many devices currently is syncing with Exchange ActiveSync.
You can find their page and script here: http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2014/01/18/avoid-account-lockout-use-powershell-to-find-old-mobile-devices.aspx
Jan 12
Powershell tips
Just had to link this page from twitter (@PowerTip): http://powershell.com/cs/media/28/default.aspx
Some good PDF’s here on how you can do different things with powershell, well worth checking out.
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