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I am new to this forum. Hope this forum will help me to discover something new in this world.

No actual need of a dial tone (as already stated in one of the given threads). Of course, if you want to dial a number, you need *something* understanding the number(s) and redirecting the "call" to the destination (and powering the - internal only - phone line). And yes that is a (minimal) PBX. You can usually find simple. working ones with 4/6/8 internal extensions for a few tens of bucks or even less if you find a working used one. Or if you have an old PC (with a PCI slot) just get a FXO card and put together an Asterisk system, but it is way overkill. Making a completely DIY one is possible (and not particularly complex, if you want/need just two extensions). Example: https://www.instructables.com/id/Homemade-Intercom-PBX-With-GPIO/ but it makes little sense if not for the fun of soldering together some good ol'school electronics. jaclaz

Just FYI, original ZDNet article got updated:

One thing I still use my vintage Vista system for is watching and recording TV, and I wonder if the list needs a DVR/PVR category. (Of course there are hardware requirements: a suitable TV tuner of some sort, but hardware is OT here.) Vista Home Premium and Ultimate included Windows Media Center, which in most cases was not really different from Windows XP Media Center Edition. Some later Vista systems shipped with TV Pack 2008, which was almost equivalent to Windows 7's Media Center. (The first page or two of a 2015 Green Button thread might be of interest to some Vista users.) Of course Media Center with TV Pack is only supported insofar as Microsoft/Rovi are still providing electronic program guide data, which might end when support for Windows 7 ends. For those who are running Vista Basic or Business, or who wouldn't dare to download TV Pack from a third party, or who have TV Pack but are dissatisfied with Rovi's North American EPG data, or who want something that can be used as a "back end" for Kodi (formerly XBMC), one alternative is NextPVR. I recently installed the current 4.2.3 version of NextPVR on Vista, and I'm very satisfied with it. This was the first time I had a reason to install .NET Framework 4.6, which is now a prerequisite. The 4.2.3 installer will install Visual C++ 2017 for you. Newbies may find this software to be not very user-friendly, but MSFN members generally seem to be the kind of users who could handle it. You may have to download one or more decoders, e.g. in North America you are going to need an AC3 audio decoder (perhaps AC3Filter or LAV). Unfortunately there is no free guide data for North America beyond the several hours' worth that can be obtained from over-the-air ATSC broadcasts, so a Schedules Direct subscription is highly desirable.

Had to happen before or later, magic spells applied to Windows 10 Updates: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/03/01/slow_ring_windows_10/ OK, you may not believe El Reg, but here it is the original: https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2019/02/20/announcing-windows-10-insider-preview-build-18342/ jaclaz

Once I get the branding issues sorted out on my side, proper generic branding, my branding, and proper separation of the remaining bits of branding that weren't somehow done in the past 10 years over at the SeaMonkey Project.. Give me time.. Besides, you shouldn't be using the navigator anyway.. It isn't even finished. I already got rid of that. Nothing to see here, move along. Also, you can direct-link. :)

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I had the same problem before. Analyzing with Bootvis, there's driver delay related to *smb*, so I deleted all desktop link to remote directories (like \\host\folder\), it gets quicker, but not enough until I totally changed "workstation" service to "manual" ("computer browser" and "tcp/ip Netbios helper" have already changed to "manual" before). That reduces boot time to 30s or so, and no stuck after showing the desktop anymore. The side effect is, if you need to visit remote folders afterwards, you should run "workstation" service manually.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdMVEex93DY Rose Royce - You're A Winner (US 1980) Norman Jesse Whitfield (May 12, 1940 - September 16, 2008) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Whitfield https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvW4LWjUWkE Candi Staton - Young Hearts Run Free (US 1976) MAXI Canzetta Maria "Candi" Staton (March 13, 1943) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candi_Staton

Rose Royce - Is It Love You're After - 1979