DangBruhY

Nancy Pelosi has stated that even if he wins, they will still pass the health care bill. I can't remember who exactly said it, but I know that they said they were going to try to delay him taking his seat in order to pass the bill. I hope it was all made up. We shall see how things turn out...

They said that they are not going to swear him in until after they vote.

Anyone have the 1911 GI model?

Went shooting today, but forgot to take pics of the targets.

I hope he wins.

All the computers have been renamed. I don't have anything else to work on right now. I try to work on stuff like this when I have some downtime. That way I don't forget it.

The problem is that the security policies don't always allow certain things to run. So I'm fighting a really tough battle. The problem is that at work, I only work on Windows computers. I've always had at least 1 LINUX box running. I wish we had more LINUX boxes at work.

Going shooting on Monday. (Holiday) Anyone in the Dayton area wanna go? I'll post my targets when we get back.

What I've done in the past is just do a lot of research on what I'm looking for. Find the code and customize it to what I want it to specifically do. I've taken a couple of classes in VB, but it's been a while. The problem here is that I couldn't find anything on how to do it. I spent day looking for a way. Oh well, it's done now. Thanks everyone!

Nevermind... I'm just doing it the long way... (Logging into each computer and doing it manually)

I can log in remotely and change them. Problem is that I was trying to find a more streamlined way of doing it, since I have a BUNCH of computers to do and the users will probably be logged into the computer when I'm wanting to do this.

Yeah, there are only a few Linux machines on this network. Most of them are Winblows. hostname NewHostnameHere

I don't have access to any servers. Maybe what I'm trying to do can't be done. I know I can log into Windows and navigate my way to change the computer name. I'm assuming that there is a command that can do that. Maybe Windows has blocked it, because of security reasons... I don't know.

I'm trying to figure out if there is a way that I can change a computer name while using some sort of script... through the network. (WITHOUT actually logging in to each computer and changing it through the computer's properties) These computers would all be running Vista. I was hoping that I could find something that would... * I would run program as admin * Type in old computer name * It would connect to the computer * Ask for new computer name * Perform script to change the name and possibly tell anyone logged in to please reboot. I found something a while back about changing it in the registry, but it didn't work, even after rebooting. I don't know if the directions had me changing it in the wrong part of the registry or what. Maybe I don't need a script... Maybe there is a way to do it that is easier. Anyone?

^ I don't get it.

^ It's Bush's fault!

I have over 15 years of experience, but didn't have any certifications. Remember this... There is a new test out. Don't study the old one and end up taking the new one... Old one deals with mostly XP and the new one deals with mostly Vista. PM me if you want to know what good study material you should use.