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Tuesday, 25 February 2014
Unable to see Images in Internet explorer
There have been many incidence where we get this issue where internet explorer is unable to show any images on a webpage. This happens as Internet explorer is set at more security in the beginning when it is at default setting. We can follow below steps to solve the issues.
We need to open the command prompt with administrator privileges and type below command.
secedit /configure /cfg %windir%\repair\secsetup.inf /db secsetup.sdb /verbose.
Post running the command restart IE and you would be able to restore all images.
If above said command does not work for you. There is probably some issues with the DNS Server. We can cross check by chaging the DNS server to 8.8.8.8 and check.
Regards, IIS
We need to open the command prompt with administrator privileges and type below command.
secedit /configure /cfg %windir%\repair\secsetup.inf /db secsetup.sdb /verbose.
Post running the command restart IE and you would be able to restore all images.
If above said command does not work for you. There is probably some issues with the DNS Server. We can cross check by chaging the DNS server to 8.8.8.8 and check.
Regards, IIS
Symantec Altiris - Software reports
Since there are so many limitation in the altiris as far as pulling customized reports out of it. I had co-ordinated with them once and got to know that they will neither help you in this case and will refer some of its vendor for this service and there they would charge you very handsome amount.
After a long discussion with them I could completely release that this is something upto me and started exploring more myself. I got to know there is also a way to fetch the reports from its database which is quite simple if you get know basic things about SQL queries. Thus I created one query that helped out in pulling one which was in request those days. This query will pull Operating System, Computer Name and Specific Software Installed in the machines.
Start
select B.Name as TargetComputerName,
B.[OS Name],
a.DisplayName,a.InstallDate
from dbo.Inv_AddRemoveProgram A Inner Join Evt_Push_Agent_Install_Service B
ON A._ResourceGuid = B.TargetComputerGuid
where A.DisplayName='Microsoft Office Standard 2007'
After a long discussion with them I could completely release that this is something upto me and started exploring more myself. I got to know there is also a way to fetch the reports from its database which is quite simple if you get know basic things about SQL queries. Thus I created one query that helped out in pulling one which was in request those days. This query will pull Operating System, Computer Name and Specific Software Installed in the machines.
Start
select B.Name as TargetComputerName,
B.[OS Name],
a.DisplayName,a.InstallDate
from dbo.Inv_AddRemoveProgram A Inner Join Evt_Push_Agent_Install_Service B
ON A._ResourceGuid = B.TargetComputerGuid
where A.DisplayName='Microsoft Office Standard 2007'
Finish
Regards, IIS
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