Problem I need to check Active Directory group members but have limited access to install any software on a remote Windows machine running on Windows Virtual Desktop infrastucture. Solution To search for the group name, open File Explorer | Network | Network | Search Active Directory and if you cannot see the members on the result column, you can run cmd.exe and use the following command to see the members of the Active Directory group: net group THE_AD_GROUP_NAME /domain
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Problem I need to check PAC file content being used by Chrome and Internet Explorer on my Windows PC however company administrator has locked down the proxy settings on browser and Windows 10. Solution Run the following command via CMD.EXE on Windows reg query "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings" /f AutoConfigUrl To force Chrome to reload PAC file, use the following URL and click Clear bad proxies followed by Re-apply settings chrome://net-internals/proxyservice.config#proxy For Internet Explorer, you may need to reboot Windows for the PAC file to reload via Active-Directory Group-Policy.
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