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With winnt.sif manual direct path to inf specified, we can't use F6 drivers from a floppy (there is an error copying files during GUI part). With this method we don't specify the path directly so I can specify drivers by F6 and no errors about copying files ? I hope you understand my question Goodbye.

Note there isn't any slow down if the program is written correctly.

At the moment it's impossible to silent upgrade/reapair Microsoft Windows XP with classic winnt.sif.

[FR] @coucou: Dans la barre d'état en bas à gauche d'Internet Explorer. Clique sur le triangle jaune pour avoir plus d'infos. Pour mmm.exe je me suis planté, j'ai cherché beaucoup trop vite dans google désolé. Try to test in Safe mode too.

Check the website with alternative brower like Firefox or Opera too. BTW, you can check items: R1 O4 : KelsPakSoft , NeroFilterCheck mmm.exe is KelsPakSoft, it seems to be a virus/spyware.

Hum, I think no, imho the loopback connection is only a virtual network interface to allow program to open socket without any error/bug if none network is present But you can install the Microsoft Loopback adapter to try diffrents things. Why enable icon for the 127.0.0.1 network ??

Just disable simple sharing. The simple sharing allow access to a share with Guest user so no login/pass are required.

nVidia ForceWare: Edit setup.iss et set BootOption to 0 (to no reboot)

Thanks for the links.

You can run the script in minimized mode and add a title like "Loading environment" with title Loading environment

Can you make an example ?

I think is the same way of other DirectX 9 releases (easy to find with Search function). Where did you find the June 2006 version ?!

Use MsConfig util to disable all non-microsoft services (using the option) and disable all start elements. Reboot & retry. edit: Make sure you havn't any proxy configuration too. If not, it's strange ... You can try to change the listen port of IIS to 81 and retest http://localhost:81.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555569/en-us

It's not possible. the | find "LISTENING" will only display LISTENING state not CLOSE_WAIT/ETABLIDHED/TIME_WAIT ... For me I have that 21 is my ftp server 80 is my webserver 135 & 445 & 139 are for windows sharing file (if I remember) 221 is vnc server 456 is for p2p 3389 is rdp server 25 & 110 is hotpopper 1025 is for upnp (if I remember) 14147 is my ftp server admin interface You know all edit: If you havn't 80 in LISTENING state, not process/server is running on tcp por 80 so not webserver running.

I have tested fast but it seems to corrupt license. I will retry more fully. But if anyone has a solution come on.

Where is *.key with KAV6.0 ?! I have actived by internet the license. How can backup my license for future install ? thx.

Source with SP2 already integrated is just more clean than a RTM source with all updates (no backups of old files) on the final system.

SimpleExample.cmd @echo off echo Source path (without quotes and spaces are okay) ? && set /p source= echo Destination path (without quotes and spaces are okay) ? && set /p destination= robocopy "%source%" "%destination%" /WhatYourOptionsYouWant pause

Rerun that with all options I put netstat -an | find "LISTENING"

I'm pretty sure you havn't make your new source/cd from a full windows xp pro source. Remake your source from a genuine cd and you will find remote desktop components.

Try to test without the domain, on local machine with local admin and connected directly with a ethernet modem/router.

druiddk is right. The option is in Advanced section of TCP/IP properties of the client vpn connection.

Check if you have mstsc.exe in system32 folder, this is rdp client. If not that mean you have reduced/nlited/customed your install.

TCPView from SysInternals will list "listen ports" and their applications http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/TcpView.html