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Windows Vista includes an option to back up documents, photos and several other file types automatically, on a schedule you select. However, you can’t select to backup your entire PC on a regular basis by default.
If you have a NAS drive or 2nd hard drive, it would be ideal to be able to automatically backup your computer should the worse happen. Thankfully, you can use the command line interface and the “Task Scheduler” to create an automated backup solution without any other software. This will only work with Ultimate, Business or Enterprise editions of Vista in Administrator mode.
To begin, load the Task Scheduler by starting taskschd.msc from the run box (press WINDOWS KEY + R to load this):
Once the Task Scheduler has loaded, click Create Basic Task:
Now, enter a name and an optional description for your automated backup script:
You can now choose the intervals at which you want your backup to run (weekly or monthly would be sensible, depending on how often you need backups). Click Next when you are done:
Select a time of day for the script to start based on your interval selection, then click Next:
Now, select Start a Program and click Next:
For the “Program/Script” box, enter the following command:
wbadmin
Some Windows Vista errors are caused by corrupt system files causing instabilities, but troubleshooting these problems manually can be almost impossible. Thankfully, Vista includes a “System File Checker” application that will verify the integrity of core system files.
There are 2 types of scan, a verification and a scan/repair mode. The former will only check the files without repairing them automatically, the latter will fix any errors it finds.
To begin, load the command prompt by starting “cmd” from the run box (Press WINDOWS KEY + R to access this):
Then, type in one of the following commands (followed by the enter key) depending on the type of scan you wish to perform:
This will then start the scan and inform you of any files that require fixing:
Windows PowerShell is a new command line shell and task-based scripting technology that provides information technology (IT) administrators comprehensive control and automation of system administration tasks, increasing administrator productivity.
Windows PowerShell includes numerous system administration utilities, consistent syntax and naming conventions, and improved navigation of common management data such as the registry, certificate store, or Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI). Windows PowerShell also includes an intuitive scripting language specifically designed for IT administration.
Supported Platforms:
The main advantage of PowerShell ISE is that you can work within two panes:
Event Log
It’s best to leave this one on Automatic.
Protected Storage
Leave this set to Automatic, as setting it to Manual can cause a delay at startup of 1 to 2 minutes. It also has the odd side effect of causing property pages in the Services tab not to appear.
Net Logon
if you do need to logon to a domain or LAN, you need to keep this on Automatic.
Alerter
A home user can set this to Manual.
Computer Browser
A home user can set this to Manual.
Distributed Link Tracking Client
This sends notifications of files moving between NTFS volumes in a network domain. A home user can set this to Manual.
Distributed Transaction Coordinator
A home user can set this to Manual.
Fax Service
If you are not using Modems with Fax capabilities, you should set this to Manual.
Indexing Service
A home user can set this to Manual.
Internet Connection Sharing
If you are sharing an Internet connection on a small home network, then set this to Automatic. If not, set this to Manual.
IPSEC Policy Agent
This manages IP security. A home user can set this to Manual.
Messenger
Messenger sends and receives messages transmitted by administrators or by the Alerter service. A home user can set this to Manual.
NT LM Security Support Provider
This provides security to Remote Procedure Call programs that use transports other than named pipes. A home user can set this to Manual.
Performance Logs & Alerts
This configures performance logs and alerts. A home user can set this to Manual.
Print Spooler
If you don’t have a printer installed (network or local), you can set this to Manual. Remember to change it back to Automatic if you ever do install a printer.
QoS RSVP
This feature provides network signaling and local traffic control setup functionality for QoS-aware programs & control applets. A home user can set this to Manual.
Remote Registry Service
Allows remote registry manipulation. You should set this to Disable.
Routing & Remote Access
This offers routing services to businesses in local area and wide area network environments. A home user can set this to Manual.
RunAs Service
This enables starting processes under alternate user IDs. A home user can set this to Manual.
Security Accounts Manager
This stores security information for local user accounts. Unless you have changed some security policies via the Local Security Policy editor, you can set this to Manual.
Smart Card and Smart Card Helper
A home user can set these to Manual.
TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper Service
This service enables NetBIOS name resolution. A home user can set this to Manual.
Telnet
A home user can Disable it altogether.
DNS client
A home user can usually set this to manual, as it’s used for when you use a DNS server on your network (i.e., not the Internet or dial up connections). If you have name resolution problems afterwards, put this one back to Automatic.
Server Service
This Provides RPC support and file, printer and name pipe sharing. You can set this to manual, unless you are running IIS or using offline files (or similar features), which is not that likely for a home desktop user.
Workstation Service
You should be able to set this to Manual unless you use Alerter or Messenger, in which case set this to Automatic. Otherwise. you should be able to safely set this to Manual instead.
WMDM PMSP Service
I suggest it’s set to manual. If you have any problems with Media Player, set it back to Automatic.
By using the Windows Instrumentation command-line interface (WMIC), you can easily uninstall an application without having to use the GUI. Once you become familiar with the steps, it will be much faster than having to access the Add/Remove Programs applet in the Control Panel.
1. Open a command prompt.
2. Input WMIC and press Return. You will see a prompt that looks like this:
wmic:root\cli>
3. At the new prompt, execute the following command:
product get name
This will generate a list of installed applications.
4. At the prompt, execute the following command:
product where name=”" call uninstall
where application name is the name of the program you wish to uninstall (use the exact name provided by the previously generated list).
For example, if I were wanting to uninstall Adobe Reader 9, my command would look like this:
product where name=”Adobe Reader 9″ call uninstall
5. When prompted, input y to confirm that you wish to uninstall the application and press Return.
The application will be uninstalled.
Supporting Operationg Systems:Windows XP Professional, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008.
