I'm trying to figure out how (and if it is possible) I can set the Last Used On value for a program in Programs and Features manually.
Specifically, it's the red field in the image below. I've tried copying the format of the Installed On column as it is presented in the registry but that didn't set any value at all. I'm testing with Google Chrome if that makes any difference.
Update: I never found a way to move the pagefile and with Microsoft's pivot to make Nano container only I doubt there will ever be a way to do this.
I am trying to move the pagefile on a Windows Server Nano install. The page file is located at E:\ and I am attempting to move it to C:\.
So far I have tried the CIM method (WMI cmdlets do not work with Nano) to move the pagefile, I ran Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_PageFileSetting | Set-CimInstance -Property @{Name='C:\pagefile.sys'; InitialSize = 0; MaximumSize = 2048} with no errors however I'm pretty sure nothing is actually being changed and the pagefile did not move on reboot and still resides on E:\.
I then tried the wmic commands: wmic pagefileset create name="C:\pagefile.sys", worked with out issue. Then I tried wmic pagefileset where name="C:\\pagefile.sys" set InitialSize=2048,MaximumSize=2048, it failed with the error Invalid format. Hint: <assignlist> = <propertyname>=<propertyvalue> [, <assignlist>]. I am able to see the newly created pagefile with wmic pagefileset get and after reboot the pagefile still resides on the E:\ volume.
Each time I reboot the server I check that I can still see the pagefile present on E:\ and that the registry still shows the pagefile set for E:\. I am also unable to format or delete the E:\ volume as one would expect when the pagefile resides on it.
EDIT: I dropped the default gateway from the DHCP server during a configuration change.
I have a 2016 TP5 VM on a 2016 TP5 Hyper-V host connected to a internal virtual switch, the VM acquires a IPv4 address via DHCP and can resolve and ping internal addresses and hostnames however any attempt to ping an external resource I get the error "PING: transmit failed. General failure." and by extension cannot reach any outside resource but I can access internal ones.
If I set the network interface with the exact same settings that are acquired by DHCP I have no issues, this is the only VM I am currently having the issue on.
I have tried removing and then adding the vNIC and rebooting the VM with no change to the issue.
What is going on?