Technique#3 Create a Shortcut to Launch Outlook in Safe Mode Therefore, here you have to launch the Start Screen and have to type outlook.exe/safe and then click on Enter In the version of Windows 8, when you try to begin with typing the search box appears automatically. In the end, the Outlook utility will be automatically started in safe mode Then, simply type outlook.exe/safe or tap on the Enter button to process forward This method is explained as per the Windows OS versionsįirstly, you have to visit the Start menuĪfter that, type the cmd and tap on the Enter that will start a Command Prompt Launching the Outlook in safe mode always allows the Outlook to access without any add-on or plug-ins as these additional files can cause the problem in Outlook. The option is that you can visit directly to the location through C:/Program/Files/Microsoft Office/Office. If you are trying to fing the outlook.exe and the system was unable to find it. It will help Outlook to find that you want to launch the application in a safe mode. To start Outlook in safe mode you can hold the CTRL key and tap on the Outlook shortcut kit. Some of the methods/techniques have been described below that can be used to access the Outlook in safe mode properly It can be different for the several versions of Windows OS. Mainly, this process of launching the Outlook program in a safe mode. (0.This procedure is divided into three methods/techniques. Why don't you just take what I wrote and modify the select case statement? These are pre-defined, I didn't just make them up. Your select case is wrong: 0 is 'Other', not 'Desktop'. WScript.Echo funPCChassis(objItem.ChassisTypes)
WmiQuery = "Select * from Win32_SystemEnclosure" WmiRoot = "winmgmts:\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2" I have rewrote the code but it does not work. I need WMI to find the class and a function to determine the chassis type. I reviewed the code and it does nothave a function to determine the pc type.
Okay, I have purchased a windows machine and the script worked fine!
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