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So what does heart rate have to do with sports training?

1. What ratings are the batteries? Volts, mAh... anything else. 2. How old? Physical condition. 3. I'm assuming lead acid. Do they have a 'top up' cap on them? I'm sure you can get a standard battery recharger, like for automobiles to charge them up. As for running your equipment off them, you need some kind of DC to AC converter. I have one for my car that hooks up into the lighter socket. It runs off 12v and its rated for 60W continuous. You would need one rated 130W or more depending on what your equipment sucks down, and how much equipment you are hooking up. Oh and one more thing. I hope you are aware of the dangers of messing around with lead acid batteries. 1. If you overcharge them, they can and do explode. 2. If they discharge less than 40% the acid begins eating the lead degrading your battery. 3. Risk of fatal (that means you die) electric shock if you do something stupid. Read up if you don't know.

So I have to make it into a .reg file of sorts.

I would say ACPI multiprocessor.

I'm looking for the registry tweaking file so I can apply it to another system. I don't want to reinstall the system. Where can I find it on the nLite install disk?

nLite 1.4.1 mentions this is used by antivirus programs. Any truth to this presently?

I'm looking for a utility to zer empty space on a drive. This would have to run while the system is working off the same drive

Way too complicated. I think I'll get Copernicus 1.x from OldVersion.com

Vote for Miranda. Its **** tiny and multi-protocol.

Opera does not use ActiveX. And if you installed the 3rd party plugin for it, its still not the same thing as MS ActiveX. You figure out the rest.

Sounds to me like its pretty done. I would reccomend against fixing it unless its really important. Make a BartPE CD (need XP SP2 or Seerver 2003) and backup your stuff. Make a new install disc.

LOL. Good call. The CAB version didn't work either... I think. I just tried an install with integrated. It installed but didn't boot.

Probably. Give it a shot in VMWare or Virtual PC 2007 (free). Then do the same thing for UMPC. There are whitepapers on ZDnet if you need help.

Tested. Didn't work, so I found a CAB version on a car audio forum.

oops, I messed up on that, but I have re-uploaded it. What you get should not be cab compressed. I tested the new version and it works. Cheers, Craig Very nice. Thank you. Testing it now.

I see. Isn't there some automated way to do it? Like when deploying XP embedded?

Would it be possible to create a list of all the files my apps need to run? Then take the list, and remove every other file from the system that is not on the list? And thus leaving only my apps and all their dependencies, and all the other unused junk is wiped. Of course dependency waker would have to monitor all the applications, as they run to make sure all dependencies are caught. How would one go about this?

I was hoping to skip Vista and upgrade to Windows 7.

Won't be for awhile. At least 2 months. I've got school and work. It's still in the retuning design/gathering materials stage.

I saw XP embedded. Is it worth trying it out? Is it fully functional assuming everything is installed? They mention it can be used for: * ATMs * Printers and scanners * Advanced set-top boxes * Advanced residential gateways and home servers * Industrial robotics * Networked media servers * Medical devices * Gaming devices I also saw Vista embedded!

Reason being? Where is it mentioned. EULA?

its illegal Anybody knows what this guy is talking about? OEMBIOS? Aren't those files on vendor versions of XP.... like the Dell, HP versions and etc?

Check out the site: http://thesource.ofallevil.com/

This guide is not very noob-friendly.

Hey, I just read that "removing Network provisioning may cause startup lag" Also, here is a Minlogon hotfix that can be slipstreamed with Nlite http://tinyurl.com/2kkdmu Windows File Protection must be disabled in Nlite for that to work. This is found in Nlite under "options / patches" Cheers, Craig Nice find mate, but I was hoping of being able to 'replace' winlogon with MinLogon. Either that or I better make a batch file to remove the sucker after an install.