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As discussed in my earlier post that Microsoft has included this Group Policy Editor feature in only limited Windows 7 and Windows 8 OS Versions that includes Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate editions which means that if you are using the basic or home based Windows Versions then you will not be able to access Group Policy editor unless you manually install it via GPEDIT MSC Installer as discussed in my earlier post but some users were found reporting problems after installing Group Policy Editor in their Windows while running GPEDIT.MSC Command in RUN box they ended up facing “Snap-In creation failed The snap-in was not created, it may not be installed properly” or “Snap-in could not initialize” therefore here I have included a simple procedure by which you can easily fix this error. Also to note that this below given method will work for anyone facing this kind of error no matter whether you have installed manually Group Policy editor in your windows or got it pre-installed but ...

Group Policy Editor is a very important feature of Microsoft Windows which plays a great role if you want to make changes in your system settings and is often required if you are a tech geek who love to tweak your windows settings to make some new changes or something else but sometimes you might end up facing the error ‘Windows cannot find gpedit.msc.Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again’ therefore if you are facing this error don’t worry just follow the below instructions to resolve this error permanently.But before we move on lets understand the reason for this error. Reason for this Error Occurrence : This Error ‘Windows cannot find gpedit.msc.Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again’ is faced by users who are having basic,starter or home premium Installed Windows versions which doesn’t come up with support for Group policy editor.Group Policy editor feature is provided with Only Professional,Enterprise and Ultimate editions of Windows 7 and W...

To register a comm .dll or .ocx on Windows 7 32-bit, do the following: Copy .dll or .ocx to  c:\windows\system32 Type  cmd  in  Run  menu, it will search  cmd.exe , right click and click  Run as Administrator It will show a prompt at  c:\windows\system32 Type  regsvr32 ocxname.ocx  to register .ocx or type  regsvr32 dllname.dll  to register .dll

-task bar disappeared?  -Screen resolution is off and can't see your task bar ?  -RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) and no restart/shutdown options ? - just bored of doing the routine restart (start menu-->shutdown ->restart)?  -or maybe you just want to look cool around people ;-}?  or just for fun and want to prank others? so how to restart using the Dos command or CMD? Step 1: Open CMD to open CMD :  1. on your keyboard: hold windows logo key down and press "R"  this will open Run  2. type: CMD and hit enter  this will open the Dos Command you can open CMD in many ways but I prefer this way in case your screen resolution is off and you like to see what you're doing. Step 2: Command Line to restart to restart type the following (noting the spaces):  shutdown /r /t 0 NOTE: there's a 1 space before each forward slash "/" and 1 space before x seconds (between t & # of seconds you specify). Explanation:  /r to request restart  /...

While you can always use the Shutdown /s /t 60 command and create a desktop shortcut to delay shutdown of your Windows 10/8/7 computer by (in this case 60 secs) or make it shutdown at a particular time after calculating the time in seconds, you can also use the Task scheduler to shut down, restart or perform any action at one time or periodically. Schedule Shutdown or Restarts in Windows And why might you want to do this? Maybe your computer is processing a task or maybe it is downloading files from the Internet, and you do not want to wait till then. You can then schedule it to shut down after say 2 hours, while you go on to catch up on your beauty sleep! To make your computer shutdown at a particular time, type taskschd.msc is start search and hit Enter to open the Task Scheduler. In the right panel, click on Create Basic Task. Give it name and a description if you wish and click Next. When asked When do you want the task to start, select One time. Click Next. Select the Start date a...