You could number the tracks with leading zeros, but that would be too much of a pain.

And yes, it's a limitation of the filesystem (CDFS ?).

I used Ghost back when I actually cared about having this ability. Now it takes a whole 20 minutes to finish a base install of XP with quite a few goodies installed, and that isn't much more time...

http://www.msfn.org/unattended/xp/index.htm

It doesn't do anything other than what it describes, and won't require the user to change his/her password.

Why exactly are you using such a trite protocol?

Netware is fully TCP/IP aware and fully capable of doing what it needs to do that way...

Honestly though, can you live with the spikes in...

Well, the chipsets on those motherboards are recent enough...

What you may need to do is flash the motherboard BIOS before upgrading. I had to do that to a few AOpen MX3 model boards here as...

Your tech buddies are filling you full of crap...

Have you swapped the hard drive out? You didn't specifically say that, but that's all about all I can ask.

How old are these troublesome...

Use License Manager to do that.

I would just leave well enough alone.

The registry is so large and encompassing that if you were to trim everything that you didn't need from it, of course the registry would be smaller, but you...

Uh, you can't since it's inherent to the OS.

You'd have to buy a CAL for T.S. to legally enable him to connect using WinME.

Oh, nice, but 445 isn't needed if the domain is an NT4 domain...no directory services. 139 will absolutely be needed though.

I'm also following you on her login procedure...logging in locally...

You'll have to use the XP cd. Select the option to repair, but make it go into "Recovery Console mode." From there, you can bring up a help menu by typing help or a question mark (?). You're only...

InsightBB huh? I'm with them in Seymour, IN.

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

I was going to say...if he knows anything at all he'll be able to trip that jumper without an issue. :cheesy:

You can log in to any machine that has an account with a blank password without clicking the area where the password goes.

I've never encountered such an issue.

;)

Being case-sensitive can be a pain sometimes...especially when just starting out. :)

No, it isn't.

You can't even make a Windows username case-sensitive. Passwords are, however.

netstat -an for a quick and dirty approach.

Clear it out manually. Make sure you can view hidden files and folders.

c:\docs&settings\username\localsettings\temp delete it all

Clear your browser cache as well, whether it be...

That's almost the exact system that I build here for our users. Sometimes faster, but never larger than a 40GiB WDJB400, and only onboard video.

I'm more concerned about your PSU. Make, model,...

If you have an ATi Radeon card and want to overclock, http://atitool.ocfaq.com/ is where you need to go.

Otherwise, google for Rivatuner or Powerstrip for other options.

The reason for this behavior is that something happened to the "family" profile, and when Windows went to create a new family profile, it tacked on the machine name to the profile directory, hence...

82 is swap, 83 is native.

You can't format the boot drive in Windows, no matter how hard you try. So, the process is to boot from the cd. You may have to change your BIOS settings to allow...

What if you want to change that theme in about 30 days?

You won't be able to install StyleXP again without buying a license.

Just use the uxtheme.dll patch I linked to above. No extraneous...

System File Checker is probably giving you a fit.

Since you took some precaution and made a backup of ntoskrnl, you can use the Recovery Console to delete the custom one you've made and rename...

You can get by using the msstyles and themes you download from just about anywhere using the uxtheme.dll patch from www.belchfire.net (http://www.belchfire.net/). No need to pay $20 for software that...

Nope. Windows 2000 Dynamic disks are a little different.

You can't create a stripe set that's going to be the boot partition because you need to have the OS installed first...and dynamic drives...

Should be a virtual folder (?).

If the new view doesn't show the share listed, then it's definitely not using unc paths.

Firebird isnt' quite to 1.0, yet. It's also a different form of the Mozilla browser, and there's nothing wrong with it's rendering of frames or CSS.

Right.

And the 80gig shouldn't pose a problem once you take it out of the boot priority list, and make SCSI the one to boot from with your stripe set.

Good information. I didn't know that because I don't use things like that.

If I would ever need to resize a boot partition sitting on a server array, I wouldn't be using any third-party tool...

He hasn't reinstalled since he swapped out motherboards. I would be much more concerned about that than your blanket statement of a CPU not using the RAM enough.

The CPU doesn't use RAM, the OS...

Ever slipstreamed? You can get SP3 at the very least, SP4 if you're feeling adventurous or masochistic. Take your pick.

Anyway...are you slipstreaming the Multi-Language stuff on top of the...

They're a little bigger than drive jumpers, usually black or white.

Probably somewhere up near the socket, or it may just be in the BIOS.

Since you've all ready opened up the case, you can...

I knew I'd seen that problem before, and only on a laptop. :)

Glad to hear it's fixed.

You're going to have to do some firewall trickery to get this to work correctly, unless you change the ports for VNC/RD.

It's all open session/authentication as well, so you'll probably want to...

So you're running a normal OS, and VM'ing two other ones at the same time?

That's putting some pressure on your hardware for sure.

It took five months to find two .dll's?

I'd hate to see what happens when you go looking for an install disk. ;)

This is why Microsoft implemented the activation scheme in the first place. It's to invalidate any kind of piracy. There are ways around it, but for the most part it works pretty damn good.

If...

Yeah, you can change the key without reinstalling, if that's possible.