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ACINIUPD: utility to update the INI file.
| ACINIUPD | [ /e | /k ] [ /u ] [ /v ] ini_file section key new_value |
| /e | Update the value for the key in the section specified |
| /k | Update the key name with the new key name in the section specified |
| /u | Update INI file in user's windows directory (or any other directory) instead of system directory |
| /v | Verbose mode |
ACINIUPD.EXE is located in the "%SystemRoot%\Application Compatibility Scripts" directory on Windows 2000 (Advanced) Server systems.
As Christoph Geiser found out and mailed to me (thanks):
... the command runs only on W2K Server and not on W2K Pro!
... it only works fine with admin permission.
Only with the /u parameter you can use it with normal user rights.
... the syntax is something like:
ACINIUPD /e "d:\testdir\test.ini" "section1" test "5"
d:\testdir>type test.ini [section1] test=5
Microsoft® Windows 2000 Windows File Checker Version 5.00
© 1999 Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved
Scans all protected system files and replaces incorrect versions with correct Microsoft versions.
| SFC | [ /SCANNOW ] [ /SCANONCE ] [ /SCANBOOT ] [ /CANCEL ] [ /ENABLE ] [ /PURGECACHE ] [ /CACHESIZE=x ] [ /QUIET ] |
| /SCANNOW | Scans all protected system files immediately |
| /SCANONCE | Scans all protected system files once at the next boot |
| /SCANBOOT | Scans all protected system files at every boot |
| /CANCEL | Cancels all pending scans of protected system files |
| /QUIET | Replaces all incorrect file versions without prompting the user |
| /ENABLE | Enables Windows File Protection for normal operation |
| /PURGECACHE | Purges the file cache and scans all protected system files immediately |
| /CACHESIZE=x | Sets the file cache size |
TSSHUTDN: Shut down a server in a controlled manner
| TSSHUTDN.EXE | [ wait_time ] [ /SERVER:servername ] [ /REBOOT | /POWERDOWN ] [ /DELAY:logoffdelay ] [ /V ] |
| wait_time | Seconds to wait after user notification before terminating all user sessions (default is 60) |
| /SERVER:servername | The server to shut down (default is current) |
| /REBOOT | Reboot the server after user sessions are terminated |
| /POWERDOWN | The server will prepare for powering off |
| /DELAY:logoffdelay | Seconds to wait after logging off all connected sessions (default is 30) |
| /V | Display information about actions being performed |
TSSHUTDN.EXE is located in the %SystemRoot%\System32 directory on Windows 2000 (Advanced) Server systems.
More Terminal Server commands can be found on my Terminal Server Commands page.
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