password not recognized

While operating in a network environment
Occasionally unable to log in to share folders
as stated
The shared folder password is not accepted as legitimate credentials. 

so that we may do the easy actions listed below to get it to function again.

open the registry edit and find the below key

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa

In the left pane of this registry location, highlight the Lsa key and come to its right pane. 

Then, right click in blank space and select 

New -> DWORD Value. Give the newly created DWORD (REG_DWORD) as LmCompatibilityLevel name double click on it to get this:

Logon-Failure-While-Joining-2

after that 

In the above shown Edit DWORD Value box, 

put the Value data equals to 

Click OK. 

You can now close Registry Editor and reboot the machine. 

After restarting your computer, 

you’ll be easily able to join the shared system.

Word to PDF Convertor

 A Word document may be easily converted to a PDF file

However, what happens if you need to convert a ton of Word files into PDFs? It will take a long time to open every file by hand and save it to PDF. 

You may quickly and easily convert large amounts of Word to PDF with the help of this method. And without utilizing any outside tools either. Ms. Word is all you need.

Copy the following code into Notepad or Notepad++, then save the file as "PDF.js" in a folder

var obj = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");

var docPath = WScript.Arguments(0);

docPath = obj.GetAbsolutePathName(docPath);

var pdfPath = docPath.replace(/\.doc[^.]*$/, ".pdf");

var objWord = null;

try

{

    objWord = new ActiveXObject("Word.Application");

    objWord.Visible = false;

    var objDoc = objWord.Documents.Open(docPath);

    var format = 17;

    objDoc.SaveAs(pdfPath, format);

    objDoc.Close();

    WScript.Echo("Saving '" + docPath + "' as '" + pdfPath + "'...");

}

finally

{

    if (objWord != null)

    {

        objWord.Quit();

    }

}

Copy the following code into Notepad or Notepad++ after opening it. Save the file in the same folder with the ".bat" extension, such as "PDF.bat."

echo off

for %%X in (*.docx) do cscript.exe //nologo PDF.js "%%X"

for %%X in (*.doc) do cscript.exe //nologo PDF.js "%%X"

Place all of your Microsoft Word documents in the same folder if they need to be converted to PDFs. 

It can have whatever name you like.

both PDF.js and PDF.bat will also in the same folder with those word files 

now run the bat file an stay a while

your all word docs will be save as PDF with one single click