nomadturk

Well, you now have a splendid opportunity to downgrade to XP! Or you can just use Virtual Environment for such purposes. Or whenever needed, you can try finding what a file requires with DependencyWalker Or, if the Windows folder of vista is different, you can copy windows folder from an XP installation.

For example, exFat hotfix is an example to that...

I assume you have Program Compatibility Assistant installed on your pc? http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/e...df4de71033.mspx

If only you could give some more information, maybe a few screenshots... (:

SuperCopier2 Better than TeraCopy. (to me of course)

LogMeIn would work just great for you. It doesn't matter if the user doesn't have a real ip address or if he/she is behind a proxy. It just connects! (:

Would you mind checking your :\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\HOSTS file with notepad to see if there're any entries within to block it?

Thank god i've removed autoplay from my system. See what people are trying to do? Mess up with my system? Hell no!

Me me! Count me in too. Let's see what xpize is capable off. (: I can either spare a pc to test it or can use Virtual Machines. My codeplex user name is Nomadturk as well. And, obviously i'll be testing it on a Turkish system. PS: Turkish Cyprus eh.. Nice choise, i've heard the casinos there are quite something.

Glad to hear it worked. I'ld say, keep a copy of a live linux always with you. You'll never know when it might come handy. Of course, i'ld like reccomending you to switch over or install it as a second OS too... Linux, Unix, BSD systems are indeed cool! PS: No, i am not a genious. The guys who've coded GNU/Linux are.

Wow, to be honest, i was expecting an answer like "heck linux!" (: Ubuntu will do. (Since it's a very popular one, it won't be hard to find help, if need be) As well as the rest of live linux distros. You can have a look at the rest via http://www.livecdlist.com/ or http://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=cd Download ubuntu or another live linux distro. Burn them to a CD. Boot from them. If i remember correct, they will see the contents of your hard drive without problems. You can go and delete anything you'ld like from there. If you can't see them on your desktop, they're probably somewhere in the taskbar menus. If you still can not find, i think someone ofter me may explain better. (Sorry, been a while. Ever since i started using mac, i can't install linux anymore ^^) Or you can search online. But i don't suppose there'll be any need for those. Download, burn, boot, delete, reboot. (:

Boot from a Live Linux CD, Navigate to the folder you want to delete. Delete. Restart.

CMS Made Simple is quite easy to deal with. You can integrate your designs pretty quick too. People say Drupal is very powerful too. You may choose that too. About Joomla. I used it, and i hated it. Sometimes it's too hard to deal with (v1). I think you should better take a look at http://www.opensourcecms.com/ That will suit you better. (:

My vote goes for SuperCopier. Though it's somewhat buggy, i've seen that it's way better and more functional than TeraCopy Free version.

You're quite welcome my friend.

Give this a try first, then try it again. (First google result for uxtheme patcher) http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enh...tiPatcher.shtml This will patch your UxTheme.dll top to accept foreign themes and use themes other than the ones microsoft built.

jaclaz Well... I meant scanning with AN ANTIVIRUS. Not a Symantec product. Also, i meant the whole domain, not just the server. (:

Would you mind checking your users for viruses? Since you're saying all those .doc files are on a shared area, it's more likely that a user has been infected by a virus, if not the server itself. Let me remind, i'm not experienced over domain systems or servers. I can only reccomend to check. (:

Removing File System Filter Manager will cause AVG to not run on your system. It won't even install. God knows what else it conflicts...

For future reference. Above settings worked out ok. My new system is running without problems.

Update: I've added these four files to my txtsetup.sif but seems it wasn't sufficient since they were not installed. I am now trying to add the code below to syssetup.inf fltmgr.inf,DefaultInstall and this to dosnet.inf d1,fltlib.dll d1,fltmc.exe d1,fltmgr.inf d1,fltmgr.sys What else is needed? OR is there?

Hello... I've removed Filter Management Drivers from within my windows iso via nLite. But i've just realized due to the lack of fltmgr.sys i couldn't use AVG since it looks for it to perform installation. (It's required for resident shield, so i've been told by AVG Team). My question is, how can i add these back to my windows installation without doing everything once again? I need to add FLTLIB.DL_ FLTMC.EX_ FLTMGR.IN_ FLTMGR.SY_ But, how do i do this? Will adding them only to winnt.sif and txtsetup.sif be sufficient? (For them to be installed and working properly...) If not, what shall i do?

Well, i think since there's already a folder called Administrator, your computer is creating another folder for Admin account. Maybe you can think of packing your files in to an SFX archive to be runned during RunOnceEx stage?

Well, mine is recursive. That's why it's many more lines. But i remember /d not working for me. (: Darksimoon, if all you need is to change the attributes of some known files, than you'ld better use just this code: attrib +s X:\Path\filename1.ext attrib +s X:\Path\filename2.ext ... attrib +s X:\Path\filenameX.ext If not, give the others a try.

Well, i've created such a batch as below a long time ago and i've been using this since then. (I believe i've edited some else package to be like this. Which? I don't recall) I've removed some entries in order to make it a demo. I use this to remove read only attribute from folders i want. You can basically change the -R key to +S and edit the necessarry sections as you wish. This one, is recursive.