sleepnmojo

Have you tried other browsers to see if you have the same problem. If it persists, then it most likely has something to do with your network, or ISP. Otherwise you can look on your computer. I've never had this problem with html, but maybe you should check your cache, things like that.

I would say no, but I always go the pre format route. Why don't you use the winPE method, and untar/bz2 from there? It should be able to write to the NTFS partition, and restore everything.

I have one. I think mine runs a little hot compared to what I have seen others posted online. The space is tight. You have a limit to one pci, one agp, or some older ones have two pci. You have space for one 5.25 drive, and two hd, or one hd and one 3.5 drive. I had a little trouble fitting my AIW 8500 in the agp, but was able to fit it without modding the case. My SB Audigy2 sits right next to the hd. If I get some free time, I would mod it, and add some extra fans, but I'm to lazy so I prob won't. It has most of the stuff you already need. The newer models come with wireless built in, etc. They are nice computers, but you will be limited in what you can do. Before I got my laptop, I would take it from my apt to my mom's house, or brother's apt.

Don't worry. The picture could have been taken at anytime, not just after install. You can always change your theme in winnt.sif (use a search), or you can load into windows, change the theme, then add your runonceex keys. Next log in should have the changed theme.

I know runonceex doesn't support reg_expand_sz registry keys. I doubt runonce would also. You can give it a try, but the best thing to do is run a batch file and input the variables with the REG.EXE program.

You could always provide a link to the file, and let someone take a look.

This works for me in svcpack.inf, didn't realize this was a problem. Winrar comment Setup=MSIEXEC.EXE /I NETFX.MSI TempMode Silent=1 Overwrite=1 My sfx is named dotnetfx.exe dotnetfx.exe /Q Works with no problems.

Looks to me like a driver problem. Try taking them out, and work on everything else. Add them when you need them.

Thats weird, mine doesn't have quotes and it works. I think prathapml is correct. Bad key

If you do network installs, then $OEM$ goes in the i386 folder, otherwise it goes along side it, ie cdroot. The best thing to set it up for both, so both folders are in both locations.

Try it with the /QN switch, and see if you get a prompt.

When this gets added to the registry, systemdrive will disappear, and be replaced with the drive letter. So your concerns here should go away. There might be a problem when trying this with a command line, but since he is adding this to the registry via cmd file, there isn't a problem. I think the best thing to do is just get rid of the whole property value, as everyone is mentioning.

Get a lawn chair out and watch it. Otherwise run like hell.

I'll take a stab at it. try this.

Online is a place where people are more open, or will do things they wouldn't normally do. That brings both good and bad things. I was able to talk to one girl at my college, who would normally be harder to talk to. She didn't expect me to be the way I was, and had some preconcieved notion of me. Things eventually led to a relationship, til she inevitably turned psycho. If it was someone I never met, I probably wouldn't have been that way. I at least knew she was a woman. Meeting total strangers is a lot harder online, because you have no idea who they are. You might think open up to someone, and fall in love to later find out you were lied to the whole time, and the butt of a joke. Which is why I wouldn't ever find a relationship online. However friendship nothing really matters. You could lie to them all you want, but they won't kill you if you do.

Tsunami is correct in this case. The echo and pause are part of the shell, so they shouldn't run. To run them either throw them in a cmd or bat file, or put cmd /c in front of each command.

dumeter.exe /VERYSILENT /SP-

I think I speak for the majority of people on the forum here. You need to learn to use the search button, read the stickies, etc. This isn't just for this forum, this is for all forums. Have a little respect for its members. Just because you are new doesn't give you any right to be ignorant. When I see the same thread over and over again, and everyone says the same thing, it begins to get annoying. So much to the point where it makes people want to leave. I know I was about to after SP2 came out, with the influx of newbies. You won't get a very big start by insulting members either. Maybe if I was wrong in this case, you could, but I wasn't. Calling someone a moron, when you can't show proper spelling or punctuation makes you look stupid too.

search much? http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=26304

I use the inf method, so it should work. check your command line %INSTALLDIR%\codecs\klmcodec103.exe /loadinf=%INSTALLDIR%\codecs\mega.inf /verysilent make sure you use full paths. Next time it would be better to just reply to that topic, rather than start a new thread.

have you tried a search? I know this has been covered several times.

The netfx.cab file is used in the mediactr, and tabletpc versions on xp. They install framework 1.0. They are not used for the autorun. If you don't use those versions of xp, then delete them. There is a thread posted of how to use the netfx.cab file to install the framework, but it is pointless if you want 1.1.

Since SiXXGuNNZ was so far off the mark, I'll give you the answer http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=154767 Yet that only does 1.0, not 1.1. You are welcome to make that a 1.1, but it will take some work.

If you did them one at a time, you should know which ones are giving you problems. If I were to do this, I would personally just copy over the $OEM$ folder the way setup does. Run the commands in cmdlines.txt. You could probably automate all of this. You might get a little more help if you told us exactly what files are giving you problems. I'm guessing the hacked windows files. How did you disable wfp? I'm not sure how well the reg hack works, but I'm told the hacked file works. So you could just have them go into safe mode.

Why don't you write a batch file to do it. @ECHO OFF set /p name="Computer Name:" compname /c %name%