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That’s right: solve this week’s scripting puzzle and you’ll be eligible to win a copy of the Microsoft Press book Windows Internals (Fourth Edition).

You asked for it and – several years later – you got it: the Script Center now has an RSS feed that gets updated each time we publish something new.

Another new edition of Sesame Script. This time we’ll go a little bit beyond the basics to explore the difference between CreateObject and GetObject.

Having problems with the WMI service, or at least think you’re having problems with the WMI service? Then check out the WMI Diagnosis Utility, a new tool designed to help troubleshoot and fix problems with WMI.

Check out this latest edition of Hey, Scripting Guy! in the March/April issue of TechNet Magazine. In this edition, learn how to find all the Active Directory groups a user belongs to.

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