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If you computer froze, than something is wrong with your modem or with PCI slot where modem is attached. I remember that this happened to me when opening port before dialing. Cheers

Well, how long did you wait for Info Bar to show? I remember waiting 1 minute to show and this only happens to me with Microsoft pages. Cheers

I'm not sure will this help, but you can try. This is for XP, I don't know how to do same for Vista. Go to Control Panel (Make sure that Category View is activated)->Network and Internet Connections. On left panel open Phone and Modem Options. Choose tab Modems. Select your Modem and open it's Properties. Choose Modem tab and uncheck option "Wait for dial tone before dialing". Cheers

You can download all version here. Just uncompress it and install. Cheers

On the list of updates I forgot to add Security Update for Microsoft Office 2003 (KB921598). New list is attached to first post. Cheers

Maybe you could open Group Policy (gpedit.exe) and navigate to User Configuration->Administrative Templates->Desktop->Active Desktop. You have various options there for changes that can be done on Desktop. Cheers

Ever heard for Search feature? Cheers

You should upload preset so we can look what are you doing. Also, are you using clean XP CD, which is not nLited before or modified in any other way? Cheers

That is probably InfoPath problem. Use my Office Slipstreamer (link in my signature) to slipstream SP3 and hotfixes. It will fix that problem automatically. Also, I will recommend direct slipstream, since you will got same size as your original CD. If you do not want to start everything again, copy your Office files to HD, load Office 2003 into Slipstreamer and from menu File select "Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.SemiTrust.dll Fix". Cheers

This is an English forum, so you'll have to rewrite your post to English if you want some help. Cheers

Read the guide here. But it's easier to use nLite. It provide enough options. Also, driverpack needs to be use last, after you done all modifications to your CD. Cheers

No you don't need those anymore. You can see what are the latest hotfixes on the list which you can find in Slipstreamer topic. Cheers

Well I recommend Direct Slipstream because it's better. Cache will work, installations files will be same size or even smaller then original installation files, you will be always asked to enter CD key when installing (very useful for people who need to install same installations files with different serial). In short therms, you will got same disc structure as original Microsoft CD but with updates slipstreamed. Cheers

List of update is attached to first post. Cheers

I'm glad that everything worked, but can you tell me which method you used, Admin Slipstream or Direct Slipstream? Cheers

You can't translate it for now. I forgot to add that line to be translatable. Thanks for the update. Cheers

OK, thanks for answers guys. I understand now. Cheers

Well, I remember having this problem on Win XP while I was on dail-up and solution was to restart computer. Did you try to do this? Cheers

Thank you both. Cheers

Hi, Recently I bought new HD, WD WD5000AAKS. It's capacity is 500GB, but when I open properties in my computer it shows 465GB. What happened with 35GB? I noticed this generally with HD's. My other HD which has 200GB capacity, actually has 186GB. Can somebody explain me why HD does not have capacity as manufacturer claims? Cheers

Beta 4 is out. Of course I have a wish... I would be very grateful if You would post such a list. Big thanks in advance SwedenXP B) I'll try to add it today. If I don't do it today, I'll add it tomorrow for sure. Cheers

Thanks for translation. I'll add the text you pointed for next beta. Cheers

OK, I just done my test and no problem. I done test with upcoming beta which have slight modification to Direct Slipstream. Do you want to test it? I'll PM you if you want to test. Cheers

Well I can only suggest that you try once more, since that file should be in ZR561403.cab. I'll do one testing now and see if I'll get that error. Cheers

He suggested that problem might me ZoneAlarm. If you have it, remove it and see if you'll get BSOD again. Cheers