Active Directory, Hyper-V, SCVMM, Clusters
Excellent!
This is how you deploy settings which doesn't reflect in Group Policy.
Hello, Nirmal
Thanks for the tutorial on this, I am finding it very usefull... I did have one question tho.. How can I figure out what DLL File corresponds with a certain application. For example, I need to change the power setting for monitors to numerous users because their monitors shut off after 15 minutes by the default power settings. I would like to know which DLL file associates or changes when a power setting is changed. If it is another type of file that does this, please let me know if you can.
Thanks!
Arun Prasad
AQprasad@aaamichigan.com
Hi Arun,
DLLs contain functions and sub-functions. They are sub-routines of procedures. They don't change at all.
For any change in Windows reflect the change in the following repository:
Registry
INI
or other config files.
In your case, changes will be saved in Registry.
You need to find out the changes made by Power Options applet using WInINStLE and then deploy using Group Policy or a script using PSEXEC.
Nirmal
Awesome, i had not realised that this was possible, you just opened up an entire new world
Hey mate!
Just curious to share knowledge with experts! :)