The ExpectedBatteryLife property indicates the amount of time it takes to completely drain the battery after it has been fully charged. The ExpectedBatteryLife property has been deprecated. There is no replacementvalue and this property is now considered obsolete.
The existing TS Licensing database cannot be restored from its backup copy. To resolve this issue, ensure that the required ...
The existing TS Licensing database file has been saved as "%1!s!". The Terminal Services Licensing service has started with ...
The ExitCode property specifies a Win32 error code defining any problems encountered in starting or stopping the service. ...
The ExpandedMiniDumpDirectory property is an expanded version of the MiniDumpDirectory property. Example: C:\WinNT\MiniDump ...
The ExpectedBatteryLife property indicates the amount of time it takes to completely drain the battery after it has been ...
The expiration date for installing this program is %s. You have chosen a date that occurs after the expiration date. Please ...
The expiration time of the subscription is invalid. The time is either not supported, zero or a time that happened in the ...
The expiration time passed to the WS-Management Enumerate method is not valid. The time value may be zero or refer to a time ...
The exported file already exists in the specified directory. The existing file will be deleted before it is overwritten with ...