Martin Zugec

There are registry settings I am using for WSUS, maybe you should look if they are working for MU, also... They give you chance to set notification timeout...

Network installation? I am currently preparing similar project Scripts & .NET GUI

Another question. I have two ListView objects... One is for finished installations, second is for running installations. I created few global variables, that are showing the selection (computer name etc.). However I am trying to find simple way how to determine if anything is selected? I imagine something like bIsSelected = list1.ItemSelected

TaskMgr.exe is not value, it is name of the Key! Under this key create REG_SZ value Debugger with path to "debugger" See the attached picture:

Oops, sorry, I didnt notice you posted. The trick is quite simple. You must attach Process Explorer to TaskMgr as Debugger, so when taskmgr is launched, instead of running procexp will be launch with taskmgr parameter. How to do it? HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\taskmgr.exe Create REG_SZ value Debugger with data, that will point to process explorer exe file. So for example c:\ExePath\process-monitor.exe in my case. This is the most complex method for replacing programs, you can do the same with notepad or iexplore...

Mac.bat for /f "usebackq delims=," %%i IN (`getmac /fo csv /nh`) do ( For /f "usebackq delims=, tokens=1,2" %%a IN (`type mac.txt`) DO If %%i EQU %%a Set strComputername=%%b ) Echo %strComputername% Mac.txt "00-0B-DB-87-43-BE",pc1 "00-0B-DB-87-43-BF",pc2 "00-0B-DB-87-43-BD",pc3

Oh, in that case it is quite simple... give me few minutes, I will write that script for you...

Yep, I am planning to implement tipboxes for every selection... Because if someone dont know what does it mean, it is not self-explanatory.

BTW Vista DOESNT mean Viruses, Infections, Spyware, Trojans, Adware

Yes, however infcache is just for faster inf processing. My problem is after inf files are processed during updating driver

Wait, you dont need to do that from DOS?

ALFA version of ProtectUA GUI

You must also provide default user and default password...

Reg.exe from XP is working without problems in w2k wks... Your problem is probably that you dont point to reg.exe correctly

2jcarle: You must look forward to Monad and try to learn .NET and C as fast as possible

Yes, you can Because these sessions are not running under wks user account, but under your account. And if you dont have admin privileges there, you can use runas command

2Nazgul: You forget to mention the most important app Exchange is written to support this switch and it is great advantage using him. However you shouldnt use it on workstation, just on servers with properly written apps.

If you want to "tune" your memory management, move page file to another HDD and add /3GB switch to boot.ini(it is NOT alocating 3GB to user memory space, it is changing the way memory is divided. Ever server with more then 1GB should have this switch)

Nope... /minint is applied to WinPE... You can use inram on workstation, however I agree with you - dont mess with memory management until you need to (/3GB switches etc.)

To load drivers etc to memory, you must edit boot.ini and add /inram parameter...

2Moonligh: BTW why using If Exist, when you can use WMI query WMI Class Win32_CDROMDrive and value VolumeName

2Rikgale: It will be standalone script But it will take me some time, its not so easy as it looks like

Nope, it is normal calculator switched to scientific mode Launch calc -> View -> Scientific

I am still trying to solve this problem The problem is not in detection - there is some problem with driver. I am trying it on VirtualPC, however it still hangs on Updating driver (bartpe.exe -v -minint). I just want to know: a.) is there ANYBODY using BartPE on VirtualPC? b.) is there anybody using BartPE networking? Please respond, I freezed on this one

You can use snapshot based program (www.epsilonsquared.com), that will show you changes to your system. Or you can use hook based program (filemon/regmon), that will dynamically show you what is going on. For msi based installations, you can use any msi editor.