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Resolve “All OUs in this domain should be protected from accidental deletion” in Windows Server 2012

In the Best Practices Analyzer (BPA), the following warning may popup:

Title: All OUs in this domain should be protected from accidental deletion

Severity: Warning

Problem: Some organizational units (OUs) in this domain are not protected from accidental deletion.

Impact: If all OUs in your Active Directory domains are not protected from accidental deletion, your Active Directory environment can experience disruptions that might be caused by accidental bulk deletion of objects.

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Solving the system error 1326 mystery in “net use”

In IT world, there are two types of errors you have to cope with: the ones you can trust, and the ones you shouldn’t.

Sometimes it’s very obvious that the returning error code is not correct. However, when you try to map a network drive using net use, and you get the following error, you wouldn’t suspect anything else than a mistyped password:

System Error 1326 has occurred
Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.
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“A required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing” in Hyper-V

In the installation process of Windows 2008 R2 as a VM in HyperV, the following error may suddenly come up:

“(Load driver) A required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing. If you have a driver floppy disk, CD, DVD, or USB flash drive, please insert it now.

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Error The computer “servername.domain” is joined to a cluster on Windows 2008 R2

In the case that a Windows 2008 R2 node was previously active in another cluster, you may experience a problem when adding that node to the new cluster. The following error could occur:

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Temporarily adjust date-time settings on domain system

In some scenarios it may be useful to adjust the date and time settings on a domain system. Especially when testing a particular millennium bug, or something like that :)

By default on a Windows domain, the time is synchronized every now and then; mostly within minutes.… Read the rest