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For Quite awhile I searched for a simple but effective way to remotely change the Local Administrator Account  for the systems on our domain, sure this can be done via VB Script but I found an even better way.

There is a free tool on avianwaves.com its called XSBAP and its currently at version 2.0 beta

It provides a great and simple interface to reset, disable or enable the Local Administrator Account on Workgroup or Domain PC's, saving us Systems Administrators a lot of time and effort.

If you like the tool please fee free to donate to the author.

First you’ll need to open a command prompt in administrator mode by right-clicking and choosing “Run as administrator” (or use the Ctrl+Shift+Enter shortcut from the search box)

net user administrator /active:yes

net user administrator /active:no

I tried to open with VLC, Media Player Classic and other video players but they all failed so where/how do I find out the codec for these files? 

First I needed to know What undf was...

"undf" is a generic token for an unknown / unsupported codec. Have a look at the information-window (accessible through the playlist-window) for the exact codec.

 So how do you find the right codec?

You can try using the GSpot Codec Information Appliance. This utility can identify just about any kind of media to help you find the right codec to play it.

Check out this chart for the highest paying keywords Adsense currently has.

Max CPC - cost-per-click suggested by the tool to get first ad position on this keyword. This is a good estimation of what the highest cost per click is for the given keyword.

Avg CPC - average cost-per-click suggested by the tool for highest bidder. Because ads are rotated and bids are automatically lowered to match the next ad, this is the average cost than the highest bidder would pay for one click. This is a good estimation of your average cost for one click.

The CPC rates are guaranteed to be the same as returned by Google Adwords Traffic Estimator tool on the day of compilation; however, this tool is best used to estimate the best paying keywords when building your marketing plan. As the exact payment amounts are ever changing, but the higher paying keywords are fairly consistent. The top words on the list will generally pay more then the one on the bottom.