Auto-Reboot Workstations
	Resolving the issue of users leaving their computers powered on and never shutting down or rebooting, this script resolves the issue by enumerating the Active Directory, determines if each computer object found is on the network, and sends a reboot command to those applicable. Makes use of the named arguments within WSH, ADSI record sets, the Exec command for capturing 3rd party returns and the Shell object to trigger Windows 2003's Shutdown utility.	Author:  Dx21 Version 5.x

Backup File Removal
	This script was developed to assist in removing unneeded backup files from a DOCSOpen Document Store. When users of Word have the automatic backup feature turned on, a duplicate file is created. Because many of these files are redundant and only take up space, this script is used to parse through the drive document store, filtering out each of the backup files, then making decisions on what to do with that file. The script test for the existence of the original file, then sees if the original is damaged or out of date. If either of these conditions are true, the script replaces the original with the backup - else it removes the backup. Script demonstrates recursive functions, and makes heavy use of the FileSystemObject.	Author:  Dx21 Version 2

Batch Print
	Facilitates batch printing of multiple files within XP from the Send To context menu fly out, thus avoiding the Windows XP bug when printing multiple documents from the Explorer (especially PDF files where the Move dialog is presented for each file).	Author:  Dx21 Version 5.x

Change Windows XP Product Key
	This script assists in the changing of the Windows XP product key. The script takes into consideration the differences in product activation from Windows XP original release and Windows XP SP1 and greater. Utility allows for new product key to be supplied via command line for a silent change, or from within the script as a user input. Script utilizes WMI to change the product key and activation status.	Author:  Dx21 Version 5.6

CIR Bandwidth Test
	This script was developed to assist in providing a network engineer an additional source of information on WAN connectivity. This script accomplishes this by generating a 10MB file, and tracking the time it takes to copy that file from the originating source to the destination. The script then cleans the remote site, and logs the results to the screen, a CDV file, and a human-readable log file. The script is written to perform these actions to multiple sites without any attendance.	Author:  Dx21 Version 2

DHCP Lease Dump
	This script enables an administrator to automatically discover and enumerate every authorized DHCP server on a Windows Active Directory based network, discovering DHCP scopes and collect all active leases from every scope into a single database recordset or CSV file for later processing. Gathering of this information can be useful in the event that the administrator needs to discover the current IP address of any DHCP enabled hardware (printer, LAN server, VoIP phone, computer, etc.) knowing only the unit's MAC address.	Author:  Dx21 Version 5.x

Directory Print
	Once installed, this script allows you to print the file/folder listing from one or more directories via the context menu.	Author:  Dx21 Version 5.6

DOCSOpen - File Name to Document Number Conversion
	This script is used to enumerate through a DOCSOpen Document file store and convert the Base 36 Enhanced or Base 32 UNIX file name into the documents actual document number and version. The output of the script file is to a CSV file. The script is set to assume that PPT and DOC use the Enhanced scheme whereas the XLS uses the UNIX - however, the script can be easily modified to reidentify conversion methodology for any file type.	Author:  Dx21 Version 2

Files Recreation
	When testing a script or application which parses files, it is not always desirable to test the script on the live files; and copying the files to a second location can be time consuming and wasteful of space. This script was written to capture the file names of all files within a directory, and create a new directory with files of the same name in a second location, where the recreated files are essentially empty files.	Author:  Dx21 Version 2

Home Directory Migration
	These two scripts are designed to allow an administrator to move the user's home folder directory structure from one server to another, without interruption to the user. The scripts make use of the WinNT ADSI LanmanServer object and RoboCopy to mirror the directory structure, automatically create new shares on the new server, update the home directory location information on user objects, and then remove the old shares and directories. The scripts are broken down into two portions, the first one performs the mirroring, share creation and profile update, while the second script is designed to be run 24 hours later and removes the old directory structure and shares. Both scripts generate an HTML log of the times and actions, which the scripts will E-mail to a specified recipient upon completion. These scripts (designed to be run on a Windows 2000 server, but can manipulate a Windows NT 4 or 2000 network) were successfully run on a network where the office updated had 750 users. The time for the share creation and profile update was 2.5 minutes; the share removal took less than 7 seconds.	Author:  Dx21 Version 2

HTTPER Removal Script
	A script used to aid in the removal of the HTTPER spyware installation.	Author:  Various / Dx21 Version 5.x

Search and Replace
	This script will enumerate all files within a directory that match a given file type and will perform text search and replace on the contents.	Author:  Dx21 Version 2

Shockwave / Creative.exe virus cleanup
	Although very annoying, the Shockwave / Creative.exe virus doesn't do much damage. Besides e-mailing itself to everyone you know, it copies itself to three locations on your workstation - C:\CREATIVE.EXE | C:\[WinDir]\TEMP\CREATIVE.EXE | [PROFILE PATH]\START MENU\PROGRAMS\STARTUP\CREATIVE.EXE - then scans your local computer for all JPG and ZIP files, moves them to the root of C:\, and adds additional text to the extension. The author, nicely enough, has this operation logged to a text file in the root of C:\. This script checks for the existence of that script, then places all the JPG and ZIP files back to where they were before and cleans up your C:\ root. This script is not commented, but short and easy to follow.	Author:  Dx21 Version 2

Windows 2000 Bootable Disk Creator
	This script will generate a Windows 2000 bootable floppy disk for a specific computer. It does so by formatting a floppy drive, and then copying over the required files from the system partition to the root of the floppy. This script shows examples of using the WSH environmental object, the WSH shell object, the FileSystemObject and more.	Author:  Dx21 Version 5.6

Windows 9x Migration Utility
	Dx21 wrote this utility for a client who needed to migrate personal data and settings off of unmanaged Windows 9x workstations and have that data formatted in such a way that their managed system would reintegrate it back for the user when they received managed workstations. The utility's goal was to identify the user and the environment, structure the user's network home drive to be compatible with the managed systems expectations, locate and migrate documents, settings, misc. files, etc. off the local workstation, and log the entire event to an HTML file on the network for later review. Although containing many specific functions not used outside of their system, this script makes heavy use of functions, file system objects, the WIN32 API BrowseForFolder function, and folder objects of the Windows Shell itself (as opposed to the FileSystemObject normally used within scripting.)	Author:  Dx21 Version 2

Windows Update
	vb script file intended to activate or de-activate Windows update	Author:  jimmyrain2000 Version 5.6

Windows XP Automated Defrag
	This script is designed to run on Windows XP, making use of the command-line version of the DEFRAG utility. Upon launch, the script scans the local computer for all fixed, NTFS drives. When it finds one, the script uses the DEFRAG utility to analyze the current fragmentation. If the results of the analysis is that the drive has a high file fragmentation percentage, and there is enough free space, the script launches the DEFRAG utility and defrags the volume. The script logs all events to the local computer's event log.	Author:  Dx21 Version 5.6