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1. #ENABLE ACCESS FOR ASSISTIVE DEVICES MAC 10.9.5 UPGRADE#
2. #ENABLE ACCESS FOR ASSISTIVE DEVICES MAC 10.9.5 SOFTWARE#

Opss.vbs is also a command line software licensing management tool but for Microsoft Office. For a complete list of options, visit the following TechNet article. slmgr.vbs has many options including installing a product key, uninstalling a product key, displaying license information, and activating. You can call it from anywhere in a command prompt. It works with Windows Activation (Retail and MAK) as well as Key Management Service (KMS).

slmgr.vbs is a command line software licensing management tool for Windows. If your a Windows Administrator, you should be familiar with the following tools. Once you change it there, depending on your replication scheme, the change should be updated on the domain controller you are trying to demote and it should now allow you to complete the process. If you receive this error message when trying to change the value of “fSMORoleOwner”, you must change the value from the domain controller that holds the FSMO role. Error code: 0x20ae The role owner attribute could not be read 000020AE: SvcErr: DSID-03152BF7, Problem 5003 (WILL_NOT_PERFORM) Data 0”. When I tried to edit the value, I received an error stating “Operation Failed. I launched ADSIEdit on the domain controller I was trying to remove and went to the infrastructure container and sure enough under “fSMORoleOwner” is had garbage. In my case, the person before me must have improperly decommissioned a domain controller, leaving cruft behind in the AD. It is set to a domain controller that has been deleted or does not exist. After launching DCPROMO and going through the steps, I received an error that said “The directory service is missing mandatory configuration information, and is unable to determine the ownership of floating single-master operation roles”.Īfter doing some research, it turns out that the domain controller has incorrect information as to the FSMO operation master owner.

#ENABLE ACCESS FOR ASSISTIVE DEVICES MAC 10.9.5 UPGRADE#

I was getting ready to upgrade the hardware and server version on an old Windows Server 2008R2 domain controller when I ran into a interesting problem.