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September 30, 2004Sep 30, 200409/30/04Hey, Scripting Guy! I’m looking for a script that can get the memberships of two different groups, compare them, and then write out the differences. Can you help?— LS
Hey, LS. When we received your question a week or so ago we thought,
September 29, 2004Sep 29, 200409/29/04Hey, Scripting Guy! How can I tell which service packs have been installed on my computers?— FR
Hey, FR. That’s a very good question; as you know better than we do, in this day and age it’s really important to make sure all your computers have the latest service pack,
September 28, 2004Sep 28, 200409/28/04Hey, Scripting Guy! In Device Manager, any time a device isn’t working that device is marked with a yellow exclamation mark. How can I use a script to get a list of the devices that aren’t working?
— OL
Hey, OL.
September 27, 2004Sep 27, 200409/27/04Hey, Scripting Guy! If I have the PID, is there a way to kill a process using a script?— JV
Hey, JV. You bet there is. For those of you who aren’t familiar with the acronym, PID is short for Process Identifier,
September 24, 2004Sep 24, 200409/24/04Hey, Scripting Guy! How do I get a list of the Exchange servers (msExchHomeServerName) assigned to the users in an OU?
— BG
Hey, BG. As you probably already figured out, you have two issues: you need to get a list of all the users in an OU,
