I have a problem in Windows Server 2012 r2.
It seems that I cannot delete or create with the same name a scheduled task.
I couldn't find any help searching on Internet so now I am asking you guys. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
it seems that I forgot to search in system32/tasks/event viewer tasks - my bad, should I delete this post ?
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The case is that I need to track my office hours so why not to use my windows login time? Is there any chance that windows hold that information? Should I proceed with a custom script to track my login time?
Any help would be much appreciated.
I finally solved my problem using this guide.
Long story short,
presswindows + R enter eventvwr.msc
navigate to System
check the provided logs
Hope this helps as it helped me :)
I'm updating SonarQube on Windows from v4.2 to v4.3 (Windows Server 2008 R2 with MS SQL Server 2008 R2). All goes well until browsing to the /Setup page and pressing the 'Upgrade' button, after which time the database begins updating, and has not yet completed after more than an hour's processing.
Opening the sonar.log file, I see the last logged migration to begin was 'UpdateMeasuresDebtToMinutes', which began within just a few seconds of the update's initiation.
I'm kind of stuck - SQL Profiler doesn't appear to be giving up much useful information, although it is logging the execution of 'SELECT 1' every few seconds.
If anyone else has had a similar issue, or has any idea how to resolve this problem, I'd sure appreciate some insight.
Thanks!
If you have set the property 'sonar.technicalDebt.hoursInDay', then this could be similar to this issue : http://sonarqube.15.x6.nabble.com/Fail-to-migrate-from-SonarQube-4-2-to-4-3-td5024979.html
"If you want to fix this issue, you'll have to apply the modification found here : https://github.com/SonarSource/sonarqube/commit/9ced48150f6570403469d4eaeaaa377e7d0550a4"
Hope it helps.
I have freshly installed VS2010 with SP1, and when I try to connect to a project on tfspreview.com, I get TFS31002 error:
Google did not help very much. Anyone solved this?
Ok, I managed to find this blog post which has solution: install KB2581206 which enables VS2010 to connect to tfs-azure and use Microsoft account to authenticate.
It works :)
Credits to Tarun Aurora
It may seem unrelated on quick glance but I had the same problem. My machine had a preloaded McAfee. Even I hadn't activated it.
It was popping up asking me to register all the time. And I had always told it to ask me later and had in fact turned it off, but it was still blocking me from getting onto the Team Foundation Server anyway.
Whenever I uninstall the McAfee that was preloaded on the my new machine, it has started working perfectly fine. Anyone else who can't solve this problem with the mentioned answers above, and has McAfee on the machine, just give this a shot.
Hope it helps
Sorry if it looks so simple.
Am trying to find when W3wp.exe will show up in the process list. Am using Windows 2012 beta with IIS 8. I have web and wcf applications deployed in it. And i tried to browse the pages locally. But am not seeing process.
Please let me know if am missing something.
Thanks
Finally it worked. But i dono the exact root cause earlier
restarted the machine
Opened VS With Admin Previlages
i was able to see the process listed
Adding up -- For W3wp.exe to appear in the process list instance shuold be running already !
make sure to check
Show all processes in all sessions
Anybody have some code to monitor a windows server and notify me when a new file has been copied to it.
Thanks,
Paul
Think you want FileSystemWatcher
msdn
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.filesystemwatcher.aspx
example
https://web.archive.org/web/1/http://articles.techrepublic%2ecom%2ecom/5100-10878_11-6165137.html
EDIT : .Net specific answer