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  • Active Directory
    • Bulk User Account Creation
    • Password Reset
    • User Access Review
    • Disable Inactive User Accounts
    • Bulk Group Membership Addition
    • Find Locked Out Accounts
    • Export User Information to CSV
    • Modify User Attributes
    • Reset User Group Memberships
  • Network Diagnostics and Monitoring
    • Network Ping Test
    • Bandwidth Monitoring
    • DNS Resolution Check
    • Port Availability Check
    • Trace Route
    • Packet Loss Test
    • Bandwidth Utilization Over Time
  • Backup and Recovery
    • Backup Active Directory
    • System State Backup for AD Domain Controllers
    • Backup Key Files and Folders
    • Scheduled Backup Task Creation
    • Restore AD Objects from CSV Backup
    • Restore from System State Backup
  • Disk Maintenance
    • Automated Disk Cleanup
    • Disk Health Check
    • Disk Defragmentation
    • Disk Space Monitoring and Notification
    • Find and Archive Large Files
    • Check and Repair Disk Errors
    • Enable BitLocker on C: Drive
    • Get BitLocker Encryption Status
  • Windows Computer & User
    • Disable User Account Control (UAC)
    • Reboot Device and Notify User
    • Create Local Administrator Account
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  1. Backup and Recovery

Restore from System State Backup

To restore a domain controller’s system state from a backup, use this command. Note that this should be performed in a safe mode environment and only in critical recovery scenarios.

# Perform System State Restore
wbadmin start systemstaterecovery -version:<backupVersion> -quiet

• Modify <backupVersion> with the backup version timestamp. Use wbadmin get versions to find available backup versions.

• Explanation: This command restores the system state from a specific backup, helpful for recovering AD objects and settings in a critical failure.

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