WMIC

Winsage
September 27, 2024
The “IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL” error in Windows 10 and 11 indicates potential issues with system file integrity, often due to corrupted data on storage drives, damaged Windows OS files, or faulty RAM. To address this error, several methods can be employed: 1. Repair corrupted system files using DISM and SFC commands. 2. Perform a System Restore to revert to a previous state. 3. Update Windows and device drivers. 4. Run a memory test to check for faulty RAM. 5. Check the health of the storage drive and consider replacing it if failing. 6. Clean install graphics drivers. 7. Disable third-party services that may cause conflicts. It is advised to back up data before making significant system changes and to seek professional help if issues persist.
Winsage
September 23, 2024
Microsoft will deprecate Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) with the release of Windows Server 2025, as part of an initiative to streamline server functionalities. Other features being removed include: - IIS 6 Management Console - WordPad - SMTP Server - Windows PowerShell 2.0 Engine Additionally, several functionalities will cease to be actively developed, including: - Computer Browser service - NTLM protocols (LANMAN, NTLMv1, NTLMv2) - Remote Mailslots - TLS versions 1.0 and 1.1 - WebDAV Redirector service - WMIC tool Organizations using WSUS will need to find alternative solutions, aligning with Microsoft's cloud-first strategy.
Winsage
July 12, 2024
Microsoft announced plans to turn off WMIC in Windows 11, but it will still be available as a feature-on-demand. Users can continue using WMIC and Microsoft provided a guide on how to make it work. Windows 11 version 24H2 will have WMIC disabled by default, but users can enable it through the Settings menu. Microsoft's roadmap for WMIC removal is still "to be determined."
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