jondercik

If they are using a printserver, why are you installing the drivers at all? When Windows clients connect to a Windows printserver they automatically download the driver from the server and there is no need for admin rights to do this. Jim

you need retail then. OEM is tied to the hardware.

it should be, or you could check in the status page on your router. For the ports it depends on the game which one(s) need to be forwarded.

they need to use your public IP address and the correct port(s) need to be forwarded from the router to your PC.

depends on the mail server.

try out vmware workstation.

Take a look at BartPE.

When you do it this way you have to already have a valid FAT partition on the system for some files to be written to the hard disk.

Does anyone know of a good ram drive program that can be easily installed silently? I am looking for a program like this to point all my temporary files to so they are quickly deleted on reboot. Thanks, Jim

Good luck getting 9x to recognize and use more than one processor/core and any decent amount of memory effectively.

You could still ghost the machine and as long as all drivers are integrated you should be fine, as long as you tell mini-setup to run through PNP again mass storage drivers again.

Your problem is that you do not have enough RAM. 256 is very little nowadays. Buy more its cheap.

yes you can.

What exactly do you mean?

Technically yes you would.

Click the computers button up top.

make that program his shell.

Looks like a quote problem try: REG DELETE "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\Outlook\9375CFF0413111d3B88A00104B2A6676" /f

They cant be teamed so there is no redundancy benefit, the only thing I can see is that you will have the possibility of slower internal network speeds.

Sorry was in a bad mood.

Download the correct drivers from the Internet and integrate them with nLite.

Those are the correct spellings. If you want your language you write it.

DEL "%systemdrive%\install" DEL "%systemdrive%\msasw" DEL "%systemdrive%\Drivers" should use the rd command

root kits are not a function of the filesystem. It is a function of the OS. And speaking of them it is much easier to get them installed on a 9x box than any NT kernel based OS. Why you ask? Every user has complete control of the machine. NT kernel the user has to have admin rights for this to happen. Speed they are neck and neck but NTFS can support MUCH larger volume sizes and has error correction and security built into it.

That is sorta true. You can do more with wbs files easier than with standard batch files. I am just trying to give you the best solution for the problem you asked. Like I said before since the OUs are already there I would create 1 script per OU so that if there are any more things that need to be set per department all you have to do is edit a much simpler file rather than a much more complicated file. I do agree that the script you are trying to do can do alot, it just doesnt seem appropriate to use it.