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How did you come up with this issue being spyware?? Its simply a poorly written function of the newly released Nero 7 program. shark

Show your support for a fix from microsoft to get this installed from SVCPACK. PLEASE visit this MSDN Product Feedback page and place a VOTE. thanks. EDIT as of 7am EST 11/22/05, Out of 347 bugs filed in the last week this bug is already rated 8th from the top. YOUR VOTE COUNTS. shark

Use these in a *.reg file ..... To remove an entire key place a minus symbol in front of the key path eg. To remove a value from a key place a minus symbol after the equals symbol of the value eg. alternately, you can do it from a *.cmd file..... To remove an entire key: To remove a value: "show folder contents while dragging" ??? doesnt XP do this by default? If not, i have no idea how to set it, most likely a reg tweak though. shark

maybe try *.LNK used caps for clarity. its a link, not an ink using a *.cmd file ... for the all users profile: DEL /F /Q "%AllUsersProfile%\desktop\*.lnk" for the current user profile: DEL /F /Q "%UserProfile%\desktop\*.lnk" both of these profiles place items on the desktop concurrently shark

@BoardBabe, nice research, that file was annoying me also. @fly2279, nice find. easy fix. thank you. shark

Yep. Thats how i do it. Identify the DVD decoder files, place them in system32, and run regsvr32 on them. shark

one other point concerning ... This error can occur if there is a corrupt file within the source files. The easiest way to eliminate this possibility is to copy the source files to a different location (diff hdd preferable), and recreate the image from there. shark

I realize you want to use your modified bootfile. I'm surprised that you cant use the GUI and point the program to your modded file. your modded bootfile.If all this fails.. i suggest you give up on the modded bootfile and use boot.img provided in that guide. shark

1. Top of this page: click Unattended CD/DVD Guide 2. look for 'Reference' upper right 3. Under Reference click Using CDIMAGE GUI I think you'll figure it out from here ... shark

These aren't beta's. These are full working versions. shark

@nospoon check the year. shark

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@cumminbk Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 WILL NOT install @ T-13, T-12. or T-9. You must install 2.0 thru guirunonce or runonceex. shark

The short answer: Yes Other than the media's capacity, there is no difference whatsoever in placing DATA files onto the media. shark

MBR and NTFS are not related to each other in any way shape or form. That being said, the MBR of a harddrive can be restored (no matter what file system is on the drive, eg. NTFS, FAT32, FAT16, etc) with a microsoft DOS program from days past called FDISK.EXE This command ONLY functions on the 1st drive recognized by the BIOS on the system. Usually, this is the C drive. You will need a DOS boot diskette with fdisk.exe on it. you will NOT 'see' an NTFS file system with DOS. This doesnt matter, because the MBR has a backup hardcoded on the harddrive accessed by the fdisk command utility. This will NOT affect any files on the harddrive, and once again, what file system resides on the drive has nothing to do with the MBR. The command to rewrite the MBR to default is fdisk.exe /MBR shark

Checkout Microsoft's position on this topic: Anti-Malware Engineering Team shark

The dllcache directory is populated from T-9 till T-2. This contains the windows files protected by WFP. shark

war59312, The question is: When and how is this done? Which isnt answered by that page. Bezalel's reply is more fitting, would be nice if he/she quoted a source. shark

My guess would be that you replaced something in the windows installation and now your windows doesnt work. shark.

You can't. Nice try though. shark

No need to post your cmdlines.txt This is a known issue, Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 will not install @ T-13 or T-9 You have to use guirunonce or runonceex. shark

You've been lucky so far. IDE was not designed for 'hot swap' Not only are you risking corrupted data, but ... there is a HIGH possibility to destroy your motherboard. Heed this warning, or you will pay the price. shark

Steffen. i'm sorry, but i've been as clear as possible. I dont have anymore to offer. shark

Just to confirm your directory structure... CD_ROOT --- the entire CDrom CD_ROOT\I386 --- the main installation files (svcpack.inf etc.) CD_ROOT\I386\SVCPACK --- folder where you placed system32.exe If you right click on the system32.exe and choose 'Open with WinRAR' you can drag files into the window and ADD them. In your I386 directory, is there svcpack.in_ ? If this file exists, its a compressed svcpack.inf which you should delete so that windows installation uses the new one you placed there. Your svcpack.inf structure looks fine. shark

Here is a standalone exe [170kb] that i created just for this. It will alphabetize the Start Menu AND the Internet Explorer Favorites. It can be used unattendly if you wish,commandline switch: reorder.exe /S It's as close to a permenant solution as you'll get. Reorder Directories Alphabetically shark