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user-selected name.inf
Location: %windir%\*<user account>\Documents\Security\TemplatesCreated by: Running the Security Template snap-in.File type: TextRefresh rate: Overwritten each time the security template is updated.Content: Contains the set up information for the template for each policy selected using the snap-in.
%windir%\security\logs
secedit analyze
secedit configure
secedit export
secedit import
%windir%\<user account>\Documents\Security\Database
%windir%\<user account>\Documents\Security\Logs
secedit analyze
secedit configure
secedit analyze
secedit configure
%windir%\*<user account>\Documents\Security\Templates
select disk
Applies to: Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012
Selects the specified disk and shifts the focus to it.
Syntax
select disk={<n>|<disk path>|system|next}
Parameters
Parameter
Description
<n>
Specifies the number of the disk to receive focus. You can view the numbers for all the disks on the computer by using the list disk command in DiskPart.NOTEWhen configuring systems with multiple disks, don't use select disk=0 to specify the system disk. The computer may reassign disk numbers when you reboot, and different computers with the same disk configuration can have different disk numbers.
<disk path>
Specifies the location of the disk to receive focus, for example, PCIROOT(0)#PCI(0F02)#atA(C00T00L00). To view the location path of a disk, select it and then type detail disk.
system
On BIOS computers, this option specifies that disk 0 receives focus. On EFI computers, the disk containing the EFI system partition (ESP), used for the current boot, receives focus. On EFI computers, the command will fail if there's no ESP, if there's more than one ESP, or if the computer is booted from Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE).
next
After a disk is selected, this option iterates over all disks in the disk list. When you run this option, the next disk in the list receives focus.
<n>
NOTEWhen configuring systems with multiple disks, don't use select disk=0 to specify the system disk. The computer may reassign disk numbers when you reboot, and different computers with the same disk configuration can have different disk numbers.
<disk path>
PCIROOT(0)#PCI(0F02)#atA(C00T00L00)
Examples
To shift the focus to disk 1, type:
select disk=1
To select a disk by using its location path, type:
select disk=PCIROOT(0)#PCI(0100)#atA(C00T00L01)
To shift the focus to the system disk, type:
select disk=system
To shift the focus to the next disk on the computer, type:
select disk=next
select partition
Applies to: Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012
Selects the specified partition and shifts the focus to it. This command can also be used to display the partition that currently has the focus in the selected disk.
Syntax
select partition=<n>
Parameters
Parameter
Description
partition=<n>
The number of the partition to receive the focus. You can view the numbers for all partitions on the disk currently selected by using the list partition command in DiskPart.
<n>
Remarks
Before you can select a partition you must first select a disk using the select disk command.
If no partition number is specified, this option displays the partition that currently has the focus in the selected disk.
If a volume is selected with a corresponding partition, the partition is automatically selected.
If a partition is selected with a corresponding volume, the volume is automatically selected.
Examples
To shift the focus to partition 3, type:
select partitition=3
To display the partition that currently has the focus in the selected disk, type:
select partition
select vdisk
Applies to: Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012
Selects the specified virtual hard disk (VHD) and shifts the focus to it.
Syntax
select vdisk file=<full path> [noerr]