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The link I posted redirects to that page anyways... Da.mn Firefox... Also, doesn't seem to be available in Canada... Edit: Scratch that... Here's the link for Canada: https://om2.one.microsoft.com/offer/technet_can.aspx UK link: https://om2.one.microsoft.com/offer/technet_emea.aspx

This was posted on Gizmodo yesterday (and that link is giving me an error). Try this one.

Is there an option in your computer's BIOS to turn NumLock off? (Edit: My bad... Didn't realize you edited your post... Let me think of something else.) Not sure if this will work, but set that value to 0, restart your machine, and set NumLock to ON in your BIOS right before it boots into the OS (NumLock's a toggle switch, so there's a possibility that the BIOS and OS may be conflicting with each other - i.e., when it's off in the BIOS, W7 may want to turn it on and vice versa).

Since this topic doesn't actually deal with using vLite to shrink Vista (or using any of its other features), I'm going to redirect you to this thread.

Stupid Live/Bing search... It's able to find my website with keywords I removed from my meta tags over 6 months ago. Maybe they should re-index the Internet...

About 50% of users won't know to do that. Though, I'd say about 50% of users (from experience) don't know how to map a drive anyways...I've been having the same problem as well, but it seems that cluberti's method (which makes complete sense given Windows Vista's and Windows 7's obsession with security and whatnot) should fix it. Does anyone know if this used to happen with Vista? Not that it matters, but it would be nice to know.

You've already posted that link here, and as Zenskas mentioned, we don't even know if it is a HDD problem. A single post with the link will suffice. Please do not post the link again.

If you only want it to run when the account named "A" logs in, then you should place it in C:\Documents and Settings\A\Start Menu\Programs\Startup. Good luck!

@echo off copy "\\csserver\Doc Control\MasterTray\Tray.txt" c:\Alcat exit See my corrections above. Note that this will ALWAYS execute when someone LOGS IN to the laptop. Since this has to do with XP... [ Moved. ]

What operating system do the laptops have? You will undoubtedly have to copy the script (startup.bat) manually on each laptop at first in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup (if on XP), but this will allow it to run every time someone logs into the laptop. You're probably better off copying the startup script to the root of the drive (C:\), setting up a scheduled task as described here, and letting it run when you schedule it to run!

Like this?

If there's no forwarded address for port 21, odds are that you'll be safe setting it with your IP address. Note that it would probably be a good idea to assign yourself a static IP address as the port forwarding on your router will most likely not dynamically adjust itself every time your computer gets a different IP from the DHCP server (which it *might*).

Sorry dude... [ Closed. ]

I was referring to the links on the pages both vaska94 and I linked to above.

Actually, that looks like a Logon screen banner. If it is, then I believe this is what zaidbaby will want. No actually i want this banner everywhere like in run command,about windows and so on.... The same image is used in those windows, so that guide should take care of all of them. I also suggest you browse through the rest of the unattended site in case that is still not what you are looking for.

Windows 7 x64... Running under Parallels 4 on Mac OS 10.5.7!

Have you considered getting a wireless router with directional antennas instead of running a cable outside?

Actually, that looks like a Logon screen banner. If it is, then I believe this is what zaidbaby will want.

You have to open up your router's configuration page and forward port 21 TCP to point to your computer's internal IP address. You could probably get the instructions for your specific router from this page.

That's assuming Samio866 is running a web server somewhere. If you can setup a share on a computer/server on your domain and allow Guest access to it, then you can use this startup batch file on your 20 lab computers or setup a scheduled task to run it when you want: @echo off copy \\path\to\server\share\to\copy\random.txt c:\path\to\folder\to\paste exit

You weren't redirected here. You were linked to this topic merely as an example of ONE of the topics discussing or mentioning slipstreaming SP2. Either way, from what I understand here, you have to use the reverse integration method, installing Vista w/ SP1 integrated first and then following the rest of the instructions on that page. Next time, be sure to search or thoroughly look through the forum (as you were asked to do) to find the answer to your question(s).

Please search the forums. This question has already been asked. Example: Here. [ Closed. ]

[ Closed. See what Kels said above. ]

And it also goes against our forum rules.

I had a similar experience with UPS. When I usually order stuff online, I have it shipped to my dad's company since his office is open from 9 AM to 5 PM (and there's always someone there to sign for a package). Anyways, when I had some stuff shipped this particular time, I chose to go with UPS since it was free. So when I checked the tracking number I had been given on their website, I found that they had left a notice because no one had answered the front door buzzer... They tried delivering the package at 6 PM even though the package was marked as being for a company... Oh UPS... I had to call them and explicitly tell them to deliver it between 9 AM and 5 PM.