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• How can I determine what were the privileges granted to the PUBLIC?

  I don't know 'out of the box' privileges by default Oracle, but rather the privileges that have been granted since the day 0.

  SQL > select * from dba_sys_privs where dealer = "PUBLIC";

  no selected line

  SQL > grant create any table to the public;

  Grant succeeded.

  SQL > select * from dba_sys_privs where dealer = "PUBLIC";

  DEALER PRIVILEGE SMA

  ------------------------------ ---------------------------------------- ---

  PUBLIC CREATE ANY TABLE NO.

  SQL > revoke create any table of public;

  Revoke succeeded.

  SQL > select * from dba_sys_privs where dealer = "PUBLIC";

  no selected line

  SQL >

  The PUBLIC role is a special role that each database user account is automatically when the account is created. By default, it has no privileges granted to it, but there are many grants, especially for Java objects.

  
  

  The same binding, which was provided by a member.

  
  

  DBA_ROLE_PRIVS - roles granted to users and roles

  ROLE_ROLE_PRIVS - roles that were granted to roles

  ROLE_SYS_PRIVS - privileges granted to the roles system

  ROLE_TAB_PRIVS - Table privileges granted to roles

  Concerning

  Girish Sharma

• How to determine what registry errors to remove safely when using a registry cleaner

  I installed a recommended by Microsoft free registry cleaner, it gives me a list of the elements in the registry. but more I don't know if I should remove it or not.  There is more obvious deleted programs I deleted, but how do I know what to look for in other items, such as empty registry records, etc..

  the simple answer is NONE.

  All the "" registry cleaners are designed to produce numbers enough - and the real value of the changes is at best questionable.

  Most of the registry cleaners will cause problems with the system sooner or later (usually earlier) and should be avoided at all costs.

  There is no such thing as a "good registry cleaner except the knowledge and experience of your own system.

• How can I determine what profile Firefox 5 is currently using?

  How can I determine what profile Firefox 5 is currently using?

  Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: opens showing the file

  Copy and paste this code in the Code field in the ' tools > error Console " and click on evaluate to see the location of the profile folder.

  alert(Components.classes["@mozilla.org/file/directory_service;1"].getService(Components.interfaces.nsIProperties).get("ProfD", Components.interfaces.nsIFile).path);
  

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• I want to run an update on my iPod Touch, but I get a warning "it buying things... that have not been transferred to your iTunes library." How can I determine what those are?

  I want to run an update on my iPod Touch, but I get a warning "it buying things... that have not been transferred to your iTunes library." How can I determine what those are? Does he want me back up my Touch before update?

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• How can I detect or determine what hardware I have in my office?

  Is there a web page on the HP site where I can type my HP serial number and determine what equipment I have in my office?  I can't find a page like this on the HP website.  It's easy to do on the Dell site.   Also, if there are a few tools I can run to automatically detect the HW, that would be great.  I don't want to break the box to figure it all out.

  OK, the link says I can have one of the 4 possible different video cards.  Lame pretty if you ask me to HP.  With Dell, I can get the exact set of HW used when the machine has been built since my serial number.   Save me from having to break open all the boxes during the installation of things.

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• Programmatically determine what port of entry has been selected

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  I would have preferred the entry point name to return.

  As long as you're MainSequence, then you can use RunState.Caller.Sequence.Name

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• How to determine what needs a built application RTE

  Hello

  I'm at the stage where I have a number of pre-built used around my business applications.  They are built in LV2010, 2012 and is about to be 2013.  He has now reached the stage where I have to install for up to 3 RTE on any PC that wants to use applications applications.  Otherwise I could try to rebuild all applications with 2013, I want to avoid.

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• Snap to point the cursor: How can I determine what axes?

  I have a chart showing several plots.
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  I use a snap-to-point mode cursor for select a data point on the ground and display an annotation indicating the x and the y value of the selected point.

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• How can I determine what my passwords for my laptop?

  My laptop passwords.

  How can I determine what my passwords for my laptop?

  I'm only guessing, but I think that it includes the administrator password, or possibly a password for the computer itself.

  I'm a bit lost here. Transmit everything you think.

  I tried changing the settings on THE ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUNT.  I tried several times but without success. I can't even to appear administrator account.

  Jeff

  Oh, a separation of thought here.  I hope you better treat that you have treated others.  I don't appreciate someone implying that I am "breaking into any computer.  Microsoft makes it easy for me..., you just made me angry.

  First of all, please cite what anyone in my message that was humiliating or derogatory.  I'll gladly apologize for it.  I am sure that you will find nothing, however.

  By reflect, if you use a method to access a PC that bypasses the password, you're violating in this computer, if it's yours.  It is a fact, but it is not an insult.  Not where I "talked down" for you.

  I also noticed that despite your not like my answer, you nevertheless marked as the answer, it is in this context.

• What is the wmi provider host

  What is the wmi provider host

  Hi fuzzbob,
  What exactly is the problem you are having with "WMI provider host.
  
  WMI is the Microsoft of Web-Based Enterprise Management (WBEM) standard implementation.
   
  WBEM is an industry standard for how applications expose management instrumentation to external management tools.
   
  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms735120.aspx
   
  Hosting provider and security

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/Windows/desktop/aa392783%28V=vs.85%29.aspx

  
   
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• How to determine what Vista Home Premium has been installed

  Several years ago, I bought two copies of Vista Home Premium operating system.  I used on a desktop computer and the other left in the drawer.  Unfortunately, I was not which of the two copies that I used.  Now, I would use the second copy.  Y at - it a simple way to determine what copy, I have already installed and that is the unused copy?

  Hello HowardTeten,

  There's a freeware app called Magic Jelly Bean http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder/ it is a keyfinder. Download and run that and it will tell you which product key you use. All you need to do is then check to the back of the case of Windows to see which matches.

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

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• Download this whenever I start. Cannot determine what th is app.

  The details are; System NullReferenceException: Objectreference not set to an instance of an object. to DDNi.CenterStage.Profile. <> c_DisplayClass6.c/addInData A - O) I can't determine what application it is, so can't remove or repair or install a new copy to get rid of this alert. Anyone see this before?

  Hi Lorne,

  You get this error message may be related to Vaio Messenger not load or work correctly when starts. VAIO Messenger is an application of Sony that provide updates and information on sales.   What you can do is to uninstall the program and who will take care of the issue.  Unable to reinstall the application because it is integrated into the recovery image.  To reinstall Vaio Messenger is to deliver the State of the plant.  Best way is to uninstall it.  To uninstall a program, please visit the link below.

  https://us.en.KB.Sony.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/38332

  Nick-

• What is CNG KEY ISOLATION hosted by LSA process?

  * Original title: Windows for dummies :^)

  What is CNG KEY ISOLATION hosted by LSA process?

  I get a brief explanation that leaves more?... in services in windows 7

  I need dummie talk to understand technology that is mentioned in the description of the service tag. The acronims does that mean? the sevice - what 'exactly' in terms laymans?

  THX in advance for any clarification.

  Sincerely, designation-Prototype.

  Hello

  Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Community.

  According to the description, it seems you want to know about the ISOLATION of KEY NMC.

  I'll be happy to help you with this.

  The CNG key isolation service is hosted in the LSA process. The service provides insulation for private keys key processes and operations of such associated encryption required by the common criteria. The service stores and uses long term keys in a secure process in line with the requirements of the common criteria.

  Default behavior

  The CNG key Isolation service is running as LocalSystem in a common process. She shares an executable file with other services. If CNG key Isolation is unable to load or initialize, the error is logged in the event log. Start Windows 7 should go forward, but a message box appears informing you that the Iso key service failed to start.

  Dependencies

  CNG key isolation won't start, if the remote procedure (RPC) call service is stopped or disabled.

  If the CNG key Isolation is stopped, the Extensible Authentication Protocol fails to start and initialize.

  If you have any questions on Windows, feel free to let us know. It is our pleasure to be of service.

• Need help to determine what caused several outbound connections domain workstation

  Need help to determine why my workstation area all of a sudden (in the last 4 days) seems to be launching many connections coming out of remote addresses of dllhost.exe.

  So far, I scanned the machine in safe mode with Malwarebytes, Malwarebytes Antirootkit, Superantispyware, Rootkit Remover (McAfee) and various other applications of identification or remove malware without success. The machine seems to be clean of malware.

  I use Sysinternals Process Explorer to view the file in question, but I can't determine how it is running. The file at the bottom of the screenshot below is the file in question. I've suspended in this shot, or there could be dozens of dllhost.exe initialized below the first.

  Using tcpview from Sysinternals shows that the process to connect to several remote IP addresses which, in many cases, are not identifiable via whois (or I do something wrong, which is quite possible).

  Is it possible to determine what triggers the executable which, in turn, seems to be calling outbound connections?

  

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN

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