Compare the good vs bad data packets and see if you can find where in the code that packet is built and modify the code to get it to work. Understood, however it worked prior to the update and still works on machines that are not upgraded so to me it points that Microsoft changed something on their end. Or which one of these changes might cause your problems. Or if it's at all related. Windows 10 v Build Today's cumulative update brings several quality improvements, including: We fixed an issue that causes the Remote Procedure Call RPC service rpcss.
It could be that a "Quality improvement" closed some hole that the WMIC developers were unknowingly invoking. Did the patch fix your problem? If not you can add tag openspecs-windows to your original post, one of the Microsoft Open Specifications Support will be glad to assist you. Thank you for the update, one of Microsoft Open Specifications Support will be contacting you shortly. We need traces to figure out what is wrong. See my post above on Feb 4. We have investigated the problem with the WMIC tool.
The issue is being addressed for a future Windows release. The tool is using DCOM 5. DCOM 5. Updating the tool to use DCOM 5.
Otherwise, it should work once the issue above has been fixed. If there is a more immediate business need, a request can be made by submitting a support case through:. Focus Assist Crashes when wpnuserservice disabled or not available. Which is correct, ie9 emulation or VM VirtualBox ie9? Power options of the old Control Panel do not work. Reset a previous language on my PC. Skip to main content. Find threads, tags, and users Current Visibility: Visible to all users.
These pesky little failures are what makes image deployment solutions so time-consuming. Remember my advice not to worry about constructing object paths by hand? Well, notice in the previous sample that the DisplayName property of SWbemObjectPath provides the string representation of the path to the object. This property value can be passed as the parameter to GetObject in order to retrieve the object. Here's another example. It uses method execution to shut down a server remotely:.
Finally, this sample creates a new process instance of Notepad:. The SWbemSink interface is implemented by client applications to receive the results of asynchronous operations and event notifications. To make an asynchronous call, you must create an instance of an SWbemSink object and pass it as a parameter to any asynchronous WMI call. The events in your implementation of the SWbemSink object are triggered when either status or results are returned or the call is complete. Figure 6 shows the methods and properties of this object.
The binding of the sink to the call is accomplished by passing the mysink object as a parameter to the SWbemServices::GetAsync call.
As you've seen, you can do powerful things with WMI, but with power comes responsibility. This concept is known as impersonation among those who really know their Windows NT security. The examples I've presented here assume that impersonation of the client happens automatically. However, note that in versions of WMI before Windows , this was not the case.
Instead, the client would specify an impersonation level explicitly, by setting the SWbemSecurity. ImpersonationLevel property of SWbemServices, for example. All of the creatable WMI scripting objects are marked as unsafe for scripting, which means that you or your users will have to change the browser security settings to enable such controls if you use WMI scripting in a Web page. This is a security feature, since WMI is a powerful technology that can access and configure many aspects of the operating system.
In this article I've only touched on some of the tasks you can accomplish with scripting and the WMI. Now you can go on to build your own solutions. Hailing from the United Kingdom, he lives in Seattle where the rain makes him feel at home. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. This article may contain URLs that were valid when originally published, but now link to sites or pages that no longer exist.
To maintain the flow of the article, we've left these URLs in the text, but disabled the links. In this article. With native Windows Server commands only:. In Windows NT 4 and later, users usually are members of global groups. These global groups in turn are members of domain local groups. Access permissions are given to domain local groups. To check if a user has access to a resource, we need to check group membership recursively.
With native Windows Server commands:. One could use the previous command to check what permissions a user has on a certain directory. I didn't test this in Windows Server yet, but in Windows XP you need to press "d" to start the discovery, or "q" to quit.
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