Promotions

Outlook error msg when opening attachment: “cannot create file”

This error message “cannot create file” in outlook 2010 has given me pain for quiet a while now. During my searching in Google I came across the solution from Microsoft at the following link: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/305982.

I guess there are two solutions for the issues which are detailed as follow. The common ground for both solutions is opening the registry and looking up for the outlook temp folder path where is saves attachments  as a security measure.

The reason I am reading in plenty of other forums and Microsoft tech net website is that outlook throws an error if rename count of the file reaches 99. I hope this will be fixed in future releases of Microsoft outlook.

Continue reading » Outlook error msg when opening attachment: “cannot create file”

How to Sysprep windows 2008 R2

If you are experiencing SID issues for Windows server virtual machine, then sysprep tool in windows 2008 R2 can save you time and might as well your bacon.

Go to C:\Windows\System32\sysprep\sysprep.exe and double click on the file to start the sysprep tool as shown below.

Continue reading » How to Sysprep windows 2008 R2

Exchange 2010 SP1 Management Console Error – Object (Server SID) cannot be found on DC. It was running the command ‘Get-LogonUser’

It took me nearly a week to find a solution for the following error message in exchange 2010 SP1 management console:

The following error occurred when retrieving user information for ‘Domain\administrator’:

The operation couldn’t be performed because object ‘S-1-5-21-…….’ couldn’t be found on ‘DC.domain.local’. It was running the command ‘Get-LogonUser’.

I will start with little background on my test lab. I am running virtual box 4.04 on my windows 7 64 bit machine as host computer. I have 2 virtual machines both with windows 2008 R2 Ent installed. One VM is the DC for the test lab domain and the other VM is used to installed exchange 2010 SP1 typical installation.

Continue reading » Exchange 2010 SP1 Management Console Error – Object (Server SID) cannot be found on DC. It was running the command ‘Get-LogonUser’