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Sgt_Strider

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  1. "NOT-SO-SAFE" to DISABLE - means exactly that.

    If you do disable them, you may stop your pc from booting or being stable, (so it crashes more often, etc etc)

    The third column is the safe list.

    If your really unsure, i would set your services to the SAFE column, as this has probably been teted and found to be reliable, OR leave them as is, so you know you system won't crash.

    I didn't mean it like that. I was asking if all of those tweaks are tweaks that adhere to the "safe column" settings? If so, then how come so many tweaks are missing?

  2. I copied the service config reccomendations from blackvipers site in this post, and added the registry tweaks.  I also sorted the tweaks by 'Startup Type'.

    BlackViper Service Configurations Registry Keys

    http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=38247&hl=

    Thanks for the post, but I'm not sure what you mean by "NOT-SO-SAFE" to DISABLE

    Are all of the registry files that you linked there part of the safe list or the third column in the pics? I'm a little confused..

  3. The ultimate reference for Windows XP Services was BlackViper's site

    http://www.blackviper.com

    But that site is now closed, and i don't know if it ever will be up, and I don't know any mirrors too.

    But good news is that you can check out the site in google cache. And even better, I have the sites contents in PDF.

    BlackViper's Services configuration for different users 45KB

    BlackViper's Services 411 - Everything you need to know about services 210KB

    I don't know how to access google's cache. Can you provide a link to accessing Blackviper's site on google's cache? Thanks.

  4. I am using the unattended method to install Intel INF drivers. However, for some odd reasons, the USB controller driver isn't installed. I thought it was part of the chipset driver package with Intel? I don't recall having this issue in the past, but nonetheless, the icon pops up in device manager telling me that it's not installed. Anyone here know what is going on? thanks.

  5. Here is a copy of my RunOnceEx.cmd that is trying to load up the ATI Control Panel:

    @echo off

    SET KEY=HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx

    REG ADD %KEY% /V TITLE /D "ATI Control Panel." /f

    IF EXIST %SYSTEMROOT%\system32\atiddc.dll REG ADD %KEY%\055 /VE /D "Catalyst Control Panel" /f

    IF EXIST %SYSTEMROOT%\system32\atiddc.dll REG ADD %KEY%\055 /V 1 /D "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\$1\D\002_graphics\CP\Setup.exe /K" /f

    REG ADD %KEY%\015 /VE /D "Intellipoint 4.12" /f

    REG ADD %KEY%\015 /V 1 /D "msiexec.exe /i \"%systemdrive%\D\005_mouse\IP4_1.msi\" MM=\"IME3\" REBOOT=\"ReallySuppress\" /q" /f

    Are there any problems with it? The driver are located in $OEM$\$1\D\$002_graphics. I just want someone to come in here and double check this. Thanks.

  6. and yet he post

    well I'm trying to find a way for faster answers. If you have nothing to good to say, then why are you even posting in my thread? I'm just looking for people that have time to help me out via IM to speed couple of things up.

    Things that can help:

    - Searching the forums.

    - Asking questions on the forums (you may think people won't answer, but they will).

    - http://unattended.msfn.org

    I've tried all 3 of those options many many times and my problem still hasn't been solved. I hear those 3 options so much that it's not even funny.

  7. I'm looking for someone that may have some spare time to help me on some UA issues via instant messaging like MSN, ICQ, and etc.? I'm finding that posting messages isn't very a good way for me to get answers since it take so long to get a response and sometime I get no responses. If you can help me via IM, please leave your contact here. Thanks.

  8. MSFN's Unattended XP CD - Drivers via CD

    Under the heading "Prepare Windows source files" it has the following:

    In the Run box, type:

    expand C:\XPCD\SETUP.EX_ C:\XPCD\SETUPORG.EXE

    Change C:\XPCD to the path of your Windows Setup Source.

    Ofcourse according to my knowledge, there is no setup.ex_ file in the XPCD, but in the I386 directory. also you have to create the setuporg.exe file in the I386 directory also.

    Just a little thing in the site, that messed me up for some time.

    I think it's an error, if it isn't please enlighten me  :hello:

    How do you create the setuporg.exe file? So basically for the first part, you would add i386 to the directory, but how about the setuporg.exe? It's not located in the i386...

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