When installing SQL Server 2012 one can run into “‘Reboot required check failed” situation. This is in many production environments a total no-go. Here is a simple workaround for that:
There you go… SQL Server installed without a reboot.
Hello,
we encountered several users getting temporary profiles when logging in to the domain controller (Windows Server 2008). The fix was quite simple, at least it work for our accounts. No garantee this will work for you.
Next login worked like a charm and the temporary profile was gone.
RDP (Remote Desktop) temporary per client licenses will only be created the first time a client logs in. In general they have a 90 days validity period, after which, if no real certificate is issued, the client access is going to be denied. If you have no problem with re-creation of theses temporary certificates for your client and only use these, it's quite simply to renew every certificate for RDP.
Simply open the command-line (cmd) and do:
That should be it. All certificates are gone and a new database will be created as soon as the first user logs in. To empty your database on a regularly basis, just create a batch file and let it run every month.