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DEP is, according to this http://www.tomshardware.com/cpu/20040318/athlon-fx53-06.html , one of the M$ solutions to viruses and stuff like that. I don't know if you just turned it on or off.

yay! Oh wait, I already knew that

here's the corp edition patch http://www.symantec.com/techsupp/enterpris..._9.0/files.html It's official, guess they just forgot to update the doc or something If your have corp ed v8: http://www.symantec.com/techsupp/enterpris...8_ce/files.html

Third Party Files page http://www.jrsoftware.org/is3rdparty.php You want the ISTool one.

nothing like that on mine...

I think somebody wrote a gui script creator for inno. Check the inno download page.

perhaps because of your home license?

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hmm...that's seems like the same as the one I found

thanks

So it's only these three? 1) Microsoft Windows Journal Viewer (Windows XP) 2) Microsoft .NET Framework version 1.1 3) Update for Windows XP HighMAT Support in CD Writing Wizard (KB831240)

Hmm, same problem here. Guess you always could search the MSKB for the patch(es) and MS for software updates and just download 'em directly. BTW folks, windowsupdate seems to let you check for beta stuff too now. Just scroll down all the way to the bottom on the Settings page.

any good free recovery programs? (Dad would rather lose files than pay or make free backups, and disaster actually stroke before) P.S. Don't flame me about the dad part, whatdidyouexpect from a 11-year-old

okay, thanks :xmas: oh, well that smiley was worth a try

that fast? a disk scan using hd company's software take longer!

except maybe if you somehow created a sort of system where it disables WFP at t-12 or sometime earlier, do whatever you want, and re-enable WFP at GuiRunOnce.

Check the first post for the untested reg patch. Question is: Do I need the 0x part before the eight numbers? (after dword:

any easier way? EDIT: NVM, saw second method. EDIT2: *curses own forgetting to refresh in around half an hour or so

thanks, personally I use MD5.exe, it checks the md5 without needing a dot-md5 file. MD5.exe

thanks guys EDIT: The crc checker can't install Any md5 & crc in one zipped (no install) software?

I believe there is a driver signing ignore in the winnt.sif

wheres the file located? *starts search* *wonders which is faster* EDIT: turned out I typed filename wrong. got it!

arrggg! I hate switching hacking tools EDIT: WinHex is a bit strange if you know what I mean -- C'mon a "Hex and Disk editor?" Useful, but not my taste. EDIT2: Any FREEWARE? EDIT3: Found compare tool within the hex editor I normally use. D'oh!

here's a bit more technical one, includes blacklisted keys: http://forums.tech-arena.com/archive/index..._SP2_-_FAQ.html Alternative Link 1: http://forums.tech-arena.com/showthread.php?t=3900 Alternative Link 2: http://snipurl.com/techarenaSP2FAQ Alternative Link 3: http://snipurl.com/8b39 Please note that all the alternative links except for number one points to the main link. Alternative Link 1 has the same content except it's in the forums.