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sinnerdragoon

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  1. So I have had this happen on three newish laptops lately a Compaq and 2 Dells. I create an nlite slipstream install cd for these computers and try to install the OS and I get the "setup did not find and hard disk drives installed on your computer." however when I use the factory cds that came with the computers there is no problem identifying the hard drive and installing. Do any of you know why this is happening? I know my nlite disk works be cause I tried it on an older computer and it had no issues. the first Dell I tried slip-streaming the windows vista that it came with and it did the same. then I tried installing XP on it and yet again no hard drive found. the second dell came with XP on it and and did the same and the compaq I am working on right now has vista but the person wants XP on it. the compaq is a Presario c500. and the first dell is an inspiron 1525. Thank you.
  2. Ok I my self have been looking for a solution to this and have yet to find one. I have, long ago, gone into the recycle bin and unchecked the confirm deletion. I can delete most files and folders marked as read only but every now and then I get one that prompts me with the warning saying "this file is marked as read only are you sure you want to delete it?." My biggest concern though, isn't with deleting files but with moving them. I get so sick of setting a large transfer and leaving it, only to find that it stopped 30 seconds into the transfer, because the computer felt I needed to know that I was trying to move a read only file. (what in the hell does marking a file read only do any ways????) I want files to be moved when I tell them to move. something tells me file transfer would move faster without the computer checking each file to see if its read only too. (I may be wrong though) So if there are any solutions to this I would be greatly appreciative. Having the option to disable this while creating and slipstreaming my install disc would be great to
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