Martin Zugec

Looks great, exactly as something I can see in my mind

Great, looking forward I must say I really like this idea and I can imagine that it could include every possible setting available for UA. Something like nLite for professional use

Ok, looks like people like the idea However it is only first question - the second is oriented on people here developing SW: would you like to include MSFN logo and be part of family?

Of course not I ment DataStore (in my UA project, I got divided functions to different servers... These functions are like PackageStore, ScriptsStore, LogStore etc.)

Hello guys! This is question specially for developers here. I am thinking for a long time about this idea. What I am missing on MSFN is centralized store for applications/scripts created/published here in MSFN. So what about creating one page for all of these products? I mean something similar like www.sysinternals.com, so you could just browse, read descriptions and maybe find something useful you didnt know about? And we could also create something like MSFN logo - so people, who are proud that they are publishing their work here could use it in their products... Something like "MSFN Certified" But it is my opinion... What do you guys think about it?

Good night, did you try Shutdown /a (abort)?

Hmmm, maybe it is not unziped yet... try to insert Sleep 5000 before line, where czecmate is deleted...

Try to manually create this three files in C: and then run this script: Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") objFSO.DeleteFile ("C:\ProtectUA.zip") objFSO.DeleteFile ("C:\Pkunzip.exe") objFSO.DeleteFile ("C:\CzecMate.zip")

Still the same error? It SHOULD work

Virus Bulletin is quite good comparison...

Some empty lines etc... Sometimes the script lines differs... What about my last post?

Also try to replace delete lines with objFSO.DeleteFile ("C:\ProtectUA.zip") objFSO.DeleteFile ("C:\Pkunzip.exe") objFSO.DeleteFile ("C:\CzecMate.zip")

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Ok, please tell me what is no. 44 line in your case... Just open notepad, hit Ctrl + G and enter 44. In my case it is empty line

All the files (pkunzip, protectua and czecmate) are in C:\?

Two more things... a.) add ability for Dependencies (for example iis_ftp wont work without iis_common) b.) add selection for OS. So if you choose Windows 2000, all xp-specific options will disappear...

Components section almost finished. However I found one error - you cannot maximize windows, and many settings in Components are quite long (for example BITS Server Extensions Manager (API, MMC, ADSI))...

Lets get back to work I posted the latest version to first post of this thread with Moonlight permission. You cant use this script from cmdlines however, because not all WMI classes are available at that time. You must use it as first entry in RunOnceEx. Let me know if it is working

I will try to create Components section today evening...

I LOVE this idea I would like to join the "team" and work on this with you, I think it would be a great idea if you could split the responsibilities for cathegories to different people on this forum. So I for example will take care Proxy and so on... So we could cover all topics inside ref.chm. What do you think?

As you maybe know, I am not fan of funny videos etc (there are too many of them), however this one GOT ME! You know who Steve Balmer is? Hope so you know... And now you can see how he was acting when Windows was absolutely new http://www.jengajam.com/r/Ballmer-Sells-Win1

Dont have practical experiences with QEMU, however I am using VirtualPC. Compared to VMWARE, it is almost the same, however it is much cheaper...

Absolutely agree with Egon... TPM is not bad thing at all - it only depends on implementation and we dont know almost nothing about Microsoft plans on this topic...

Looks like you misunderstand TC thing It is mostly Microsoft activity - they wanted to start with this concept in LongHorn, however they could implement only a small portion of it The hoax that it was implemented for DRM is ABSOLUTELY wrong.

You must use GPOs function Redirect Folders...