• Anton Karlan

    Anton Karlan

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    • in reply to: Suggestion: Telegram Support #1915549

      the AskWoody feed page only gives a notification of each new blogpost

      Yes, that was exactly what I want.

    • in reply to: Suggestion: Telegram Support #1914828

      Ah. You’re using Telegram as an RSS reader.

      I use igHome, but rest assured that the RSS feeds work fine.

      I was concerned about setting up a Telegram server….

      No, not any server.

      But the way to instantly read your posts in a modern style. And Telegram is a good platform for that. Most of news I currently reading in Telegram channels now.

    • in reply to: Suggestion: Telegram Support #1914802

      As AskWoody is run by a very hard-working bunch of dedicated volunteers, and on a shoe-string budget (not a profit model), adding another service to have to manage doesn’t seem to be something of a natural fit…

      I agree with you.

      But now I created http://t.me/AskWoody Telegram Channel and connected to it autoposting bot from AskWoody RSS feed from my Andriod smartphone at no cost in a 30 minutes.

      Now I get instant notification from that channel, when something in posted here, at AskWoody Lounge.

      You can check it if you want.

      But perfectly if it was not link in message, but WebView, so it can be viwed right in Teleram Client like it is made for https://t.me/SecLabNews

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    • in reply to: MS-DEFCON 4: Time to get the July 2019 patches installed #1907729

      We have a big problem with Internet Explorer on Windows 7 x64 and June+July Monthly Rollup Updates and Cumulative security update for Internet Explorer.

      I made a video about that problem – https://youtu.be/DWISubnC5sI

      In two words – IE starts sooo long and works soooo slow after problem updates. When you uninstall update – IE fast as it can be again.

      If we install some of next updates, we have IE problem:

      KB4503292 (June Monthly Rollup)

      KB4507449 (July Monthly Rollup)

      KB4503259 (Cumulative security update for Internet Explorer: June 11, 2019)

      KB4507434 (Cumulative security update for Internet Explorer: July 9, 2019)

      We don’t have any problems with KB4507456 (Security-only update)

      Today we try to install KB4512506 (August Monthly Rollup) – no problem, all fine. But August updates are just released and on DEFCON2.

      Does somebody have same issue?

      Or it is some kind of our specific issue?

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    • in reply to: Where we stand with the February patches #336757

      I think, that 1809 is now ready for business (from 1 of March)

      Windows-Releases

    • in reply to: Patch Lady – Mr. Metadata got fixed #195479

      Hi, All! We have a very annoying issue installing update KB4093118, it reverts after restart. But not on all our workstations (it is on about 700 computers for now). We are approved 202 revision of KB4093118 form 23 of April, Error is 0x80070057 (In Windows System log Event ID 20) I started a thread on Technet forum Maybe someone can help here?

      I think I found the solution:
      I found it here. Michael_1995 answer helped a lot:

      We experienced this same issue. We had almost the exact same errors in the CBS.log as MichaelHackman. We discovered that in our enterprise environment we had carried over creating a legacy registry key from the Windows 7 days:

      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\Microsoft-Windows-PrintService/Operational

      We had created this key to allow us to up the MaxSize value (increase the number of print events could be stored in the event log before it rolled)

      When the Windows 10 September 2017-09 Monthly Rollup and the Rollups after that ( 2017-10 and 2017-11 Monthly Rollups ) came out, they attempt to migrate this event log from the old location in the Event Viewer (root of Application and Services Logs) to it’s proper location of Application and Services Logs > Microsoft > Windows > PrintService > Operational. So, for example, when we tried to apply KB4048954 to our Windows 10 1703 boxes… the KB tries to migrate the event location and errors out when it hits this strange key and rolls it back even after it get’s past 100%.

      The resolution was to simply delete the legacy key.

      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\Microsoft-Windows-PrintService/Operational

      You may have additional legacy keys that need removed, such as…

      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\Microsoft-Windows-PrintService/Admin

      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\Microsoft-Windows-PrintService/Debug

      Hope this helps.

      After deleting registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\Microsoft-Windows-PrintService/Operational

      Update was installed successfully:
      Hope that help someone.

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    • in reply to: Patch Lady – Mr. Metadata got fixed #188179

      Hi, All!

      We have a very annoying issue installing update KB4093118, it reverts after restart.
      But not on all our workstations (it is on about 700 computers for now).

      We are approved 202 revision of KB4093118 form 23 of April,
      Error is 0x80070057 (In Windows System log Event ID 20)

      I started a thread on Technet forum

      Maybe someone can help here?

      1 user thanked author for this post.
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