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That is exactly what I was wondering about...the powershell libraries. I had seen some examples on the internet and it seemed there was more to offer, compared to C#, in terms of accessing properties of AD objects. Thanks.

Which is more powerful for accessing Active Directory? C# or Powershell? I know C#, but I'm a stranger to Powershell. I've had some success searching through Active Directory with C#, but it seems limited to exactly what poperties I can access on the AD objects and accounts. Maybe it's...

Will do. Thanks for your help!

I've only done it within the insert click method. But I may have to do that on a larger scope, next. But I haven't cleared the Array, purposely, anywhere else in the code.

Thanks for your reply. No, they are not databound. Here is my Server class: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web; public class Server { private string mName; private string mSerialNumber; public Server(string ServerName...

I've created an array at the top of my C# class, in the code behind the page: List<Server> ServerArray = new List<Server>(); When I attempt to run the Insert button click method, a new server object is successfully added to the ArrayList and is, afterwards, displayed in the Listbox. See...

I'll look into it. Thank you very much!

I need to write a program that will connect to a Microsoft Server 2008 database and write the contents of a table into an Excel file, which will be saved on the directories of multiple workstations. Lastly, this program will clean up the target directory of any files older than 3 days. This...

Seemed to work. Had to boot in safe mode with networking. Downloaded Spybot to my thumb drive and then ran it. Found some issues and fixed it. After I rebooted, I was able to give myself full control of the C: folder again.

Thank you. I ran the boot scan, but everything came up clean. I think I may try to run Spybot Search and Destory, or something like that.

I'm suspicious that a malware program may have changed the attributes to my C:/, so that I can't access it, despite the fact I have the administrator account. I've tried changing the attributes, but the system won't let me change ownership back to myself. I discovered this, because I was...

Thanks much, Lex. Sorry for just now replying. Been busy! Very helpful, sir!

I currently work as a Computer Operator, in a Data Center (Windows environment). In the past, it wasn't very technical, because I was mostly monitoring batch jobs and escalating tickets or help desk calls. This past year, we have started phasing out the Computer Operator job title. Instead...

Never mind. I think I fixed the issue. I had to go into Safe Mode with Command Prompt. Then from there, I typed in the System Restore executable command. The Restore wizard came up, and I selected a date from last week to restore to. (My issue started this morning) For whatever reason, the...

I have a 3 year old Toshiba laptop that runs Windows Vista. Never had any problems with it, until today. For the first time, I was attempting to transfer photos and video from my Android Samsung Exhibit II smart phone over to my laptop, via USB connection. For quite some time, the OS had...