{0} is part of Windows Communication Foundation Activation Components. To remove {0}, remove Windows Communication Foundation Activation Components using the Remove Features Wizard.
is already specified in the password replication policy with %2 permissions. This operation will change the permission to ...
is contained within another folder in the Briefcase. This folder will not be updated. Update the parent folder to update ...
is improperly configured.%rThe adapter cannot process the remote management features and be a member of a network team at ...
is on but is reporting its status to Windows Security Center in a format that is no longer supported. Use the program's automatic ...
is part of Windows Communication Foundation Activation Components. To remove {0}, remove Windows Communication Foundation ...
is set up for auto-negotiation but the link partner is not configured for auto-negotiation. A duplex mismatch may occur. ...
is the last policy on {1}. You cannot authorize users or computers without a policy. Are you sure you want to delete this ...
is the only connection request policy. You cannot authenticate clients without a policy. Are you sure you want to delete ...
is trying to connect to this computer. If you allow, you will be disconnected, but you can resume later. Do you want to allow ...