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Everyone, please see the first post in this topic to see a guide on how to slim down your copy of Windows Server 2003. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=47480 [ Topic title changed. ]

It is illegal to distribute Microsoft files, especially Windows XP, over the Internet unless it is a trial. Read through the guide in this topic to make your own slimmed down version of XP.

Linspire is not free anymore.

Yes, but I would suggest reducing the size of it using nLite!

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All the necessary guides and instructions have been posted in this topic. You will not learn if you do not read the guide. Once again, go here: http://unattended.msfn.org/ [ Topic closed. ]

I believe for Windows 2000, it would be: shutdown -s

Mods, please do not move this topic.

egrath just told you how...

I've decided to just copy everything over... I DO have reception in my backyard, but its "Low" according to XP... Its better this way... No interruptions!

LOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!

http://reviews.cnet.com/Logitech_Z-640/450...7-20439326.html Logitech Z-640. They may be cheap, but they sure have a lot of power in them! I usually keep the volume level at 1/4 past, but they still give off a lot of power! And when I really have them on loud, my parents can hear them in the basement (two floors down) when they're watching TV! To answer Zxian's suggestion, I highly doubt anyone would be using my wireless network while in the backyard. I have 2 wireless routers (one b and one g) and neither of them ever have major traffic going through them...

Just got the e-mail! Very cool!

Hey guys, I'm having a party next week in my backyard and was wondering what would be best for playing my music: 1. Put all my music on one of my laptops and play the music via my extremely powerful speakers. OR 2. Leave all my music on my desktop and use my wireless network to stream the music to the laptop and play it via my extremely powerful speakers. Tell me what you think is best please!

Have you checked the system32 folder for unecessary .CPL files? Those are Control Panel Extensions!

Right-click on somewhere in the start menu and choose the settings there...

Keep it under 70 celsius and it shouldn't melt!

Huh?

Guess what, I'm using Minlogon and have reduced the system32 folder to 40 megs... So I don't see why it wouldn't have changed... BTW, that's Windows Server 2003, not XP!

Read the rules. [ Closed. ]

undeadsoldier, what did you do to get you Commit Charge so low? BTW, here is another one of my screenies:

You're supposed to make that folder! Read the guide again!

I'm not an Admin <{POST_SNAPBACK}> But you wish you were!