How to delete folder with reports manually

by Garth 22. July 2010 14:00

You want to update your Office 2007 reports but before you do that you want to delete the existing reports. For example:

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Use these steps to delete the folder and it contents.

- Connect to your SSRS site

- Browser to the appropriate folder

- Click the Properties tab

- Click the Delete button

- Click OK to confirm you want to delete the SSRS report.

Notice that the Office 2007 Folder has been removed.

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ConfigMgr | SCCM | SSRS | System Center Configuration Manager | Troubleshooting | vNext

How to upload a report manually to SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)

by Garth 21. July 2010 14:00

- Connect to your SSRS site

- Browse to the appropriate folder

- Click Upload File

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- Click Browse… , select the appropriate file, then click Open

- Click the Overwrite item if it exists check box

- Click OK

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- Click the uploaded report

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- View results

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ConfigMgr | SCCM | SSRS | System Center Configuration Manager | Troubleshooting | vNext

How to delete SSRS report manually

by Garth 20. July 2010 07:00

- Connect to your SSRS site

- Browse to the appropriate folder

- Click the Report you want to delete

- Click the Properties tab

- Click the Delete button

- Click OK to confirm you want to delete the SSRS report.

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SSRS | SCCM | Troubleshooting | System Center Configuration Manager | vNext | ConfigMgr

How to manually clean out the monitor data

by Garth 15. July 2009 13:37

There are a few reasons why you would want to clean out the monitor data that exists on a PC, for example monitor data included with the imaging process and falsely marked as active monitors.

With all version of the Windows there is no built-in way to clean up monitor data. Therefore these manual steps are needed to fix this issue.

Before beginning download and install Subinacl.exe .

Open an elevated command prompt and execute the following command.

subinacl /subkeyreg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\DISPLAY /grant=<Domain>\<User Name>=f

Open Regedit, and browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\DISPLAY

Delete the Display key.

It is important to reboot the PC at this time. This will allow the OS to recreate the display key with the appropriate data and to reset the security on the registry key.

ConfigMgr Documentation script v1.18

by Garth 27. June 2009 17:07

The ConfigMgr Documentation script has been updated again.

One of the key items in this versions is fixing this error “Microsoft Cursor Engine: Multiple-step operation generated errors. Check each status value.” This error will generally show up when you have comment greater than 500 characters in length. If you get this error please let me know.

If you have any comments, questions or additions that you would like, please post those to the support forum

History

'1.18 - Increased MaxCharacters 500 to fix Microsoft Cursor Engine: Multiple-step operation generated errors. Check each status value. issue.

'1.17 - Made sure that all vars are declared, added ECStr Function, update some of the debug code

'1.16 - Fixed anther issue with username and password. Add more debug mode code

'1.15 - Fixed issue with username and password.

'1.14 - Re-released

'1.13 - Fixed typos Thanks to Jim Dempsey for finding them

'1.12 - Add lots of conversion details such as 1/0 to True/False etc.

'1.11 - Added site control file refresh

'1.10 - Fully Add schedule token decode and update

'1.09 - Added bit shifting functions

'1.08 - Add Decodetext schedule Token

'1.07 - Add Decodetext Function

'1.06 - Add Boundary, Agent setting (HW, SW, etc.)

'1.05 - Add Help, Added Command line options

'1.04 - Changed Default Font size from 12 to 10

'1.03 - Removed SQL Query for Web report, Added ReportID

'1.02 - Fixed Basic site info

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http://www.enhansoft.com/pages/downloads.aspx

Enhansoft Wiki

by Garth 6. June 2009 16:12

Today a newly, posted support topic was published on the Enhansoft wiki, this is the first of many support topic to be published.

How to remotely connect to a PC's WMI

Over the coming months watch for other topics such as:

  • How to remove excess monitor data
  • How imaging can provide excess monitor data
  • Web reports Troubleshooting

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