With this in mind, Microsoft created a tool called “Local Administrator Password Solution” or…LAPS. Without the proper tools, the local administrator password will probably be the same on all machines, which it’s an obvious security issue. This could happen for example to make sure that even if there’s an issue with a machine that gets out of domain, the IT guy can still try to recover the machine, or for example if there’s any kind of suspicious activity from a virus for example, this can be useful to login on a machine disconnected from the network. It’s fairly usual on any kind middle/large sized enterprise, that the IT Department creates a local administrator to manage their domain joined machines. MSFN - Trace Windows 7 boot/shutdown/hibernate/standby/resume issues The above command will generate a the trace files that you can analyze to troubleshoot for example a long boot, and see if the issue is caused by any driver, software, service, etc.įor a very nice, complete and very very informative article about Windows Performance Toolkit please read the following post from MSFN website: Xbootmgr –trace shutdown –noPrepReboot –traceFlags BASE+CSWITCH+DRIVERS+POWER –resultPath C:\YourPath
Xbootmgr –trace boot –traceFlags BASE+CSWITCH+DRIVERS+POWER –resultPath C:\YourPath Here are some simple command-lines to startup (attention that all commands are case sensitive): It’s specially useful when we need to troubleshooting boot or shutdown times.Īfter installing the tool it’s super easy to start using it to analyze a machine. This tool can help IT Administrators to analyze performance data in a very practical way using a graphical user interface that really simplifies reading the collected traces. Although most of us know Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK) for the.Deployment part, there is another great tool there called Windows Performance Toolkit.
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