VbsToExe a free way to convert vbs to exe
by 
jayb
VbsToExe is a command line application that converts VBScript files into executables.
The created program executes the VBScript-code from memory using Ms-ScriptControl.
It hides the content of the VBScript-file and optionally protects them with a password.
Usage:
VbsToExe [ -c | -e ] { -p "password" } [ VBScript | Script-Exe ]
-c – [convert the VBScript file into an executable]
-e – [extract the source]
-h – [print help]
-p – [protect the program with a password]
-v – [print version]
More information http://www.f2ko.de/English/v2e/index.php
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Two ways to set the time to the PDC emulator
by jayb
Using w32tm:
To sync time:
Go to the PDC emulator role for the forest, open a cmd prompt and type
w32tm /config /manualpeerlist:peers /syncfromflags:manual /reliable:yes /update where peers are the IP address of time servers. If you have time servers for other network equipment use those.
Then type:
Net stop w32time & net start w32time
Then, on the other DCs open a cmd prompt and type:
w32tm /config /syncfromflags:domhier /update
Net stop w32time & net start w32time
OR
VBScript:
This VBS script will allow you to set the time on a local machine to the official Windows 2003 Server domain time by promoting you for the PDC Emulator name.
The script can also be used to run in a scheduled task for troublesome machines.
VBS Script:
strPdcEmulator = InputBox ("Enter Your PDC Emulator Name")
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
objcmnd = "Cmd /C Net Time \\" & strPdcEmulator & " /Set /y"
WshShell.Run(objcmnd)
MsgBox "Done"
VBS Script To Set A Local Machines Time With the Windows 2003 Server PDC Emulator
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