iamtheky

I am looking at over the head stereo bluetooth headset (not the JABRA style) with mic, mainly for PS3 use. maybe this style with better voice support? http://www.amazon.com/Kensington-Bluetooth...e/dp/B0011UK2H4 or this http://www.overstock.com/Electronics/Motor...73/product.html any recommendations would be very much appreciated.

You might be able to perform the following on the .inf as many times they are similar IDs. Used this method for an Intel NIC issue - removed the unnecessary parts -, hope it helps. a) Comment out the initial [manufacturer] wildcard - by putting a semicolon in front of %INTEL% b) Make a new entry just below that one specifying the wildcard for only the Intel Base and Server 2003 - %INTEL% = Intel, NTx86.5.1 c) You should see the Devices listed under the O/s the .inf is for (in this case NTx86.5.2) edit the minor version from ‘NTx86.5.2’ to ‘NTx86.5.1' *this seems simpler than copying everything* D) Put this .inf back into the folder (copying over the old one, you can always unpack the .exe again if you blow it up) E) Go to device manager, update the driver, and specify which driver to install; pathing it to your changed .inf

This statement from the wiki should give hope, and with our antiquated equipment I am sure I have had one with and one without.

The Wii should get votes for the Homebrewchannel + Usbloader + starfall = the ability to have a channel to play 'backups' off usb storage with no risk of catching an update that depricates functionality.

op said 'batch file popped up', thought we were to the execution portion of the evening Are the keys posting to the reg?

show us the contents of the batch files you run. I would imagine now that the runonce is executing something is fouled up in one of the install.bat files.

http://www.piotrbania.com/all/kon-boot/ Killer App in this arena.

8.3 name? maybe call it runonce.cmd instead.

If you are just copying the same files from your usb to the local disk, how about some relative path action. like copying everything in the batch files current directory xcopy .\*.* c:\

http://forums.amd.com/forum/messageview.cf...p;enterthread=y

1) search reshacker or resource tuner - then start playing in the .dlls (shell32, explorer, logonui....searches with those will reveal others). +) nlite

http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/31/ -guide for your runonce and... i would recommend playing in the $oem$ folder, not the root of the disc. http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/v...85a50b5567551d/

I think you can still find the old freeware versions of WinInstallLE with a google or two, but I use Installshield repackager to snapshot and repack my alterations to 3rd party apps.

You are a brave soul leaving 'your environment' and 'your users' to the usefulness of forum supported applications. While I love both of those tools, I wouldnt deploy an image made with either of those because 1) they both make undocumented changes to your source (albeit minor in most cases) 2) You are now relegated to a tommyp's email and the niceness of strangers as there is no formal/paid support for either #3) Nlite is for Personal Use Only, and the creator has repeatedly asked very kindly to keep the software as such; the least we can do for such a wonderful free app is respect the authors wishes. is a fantastic typo, and should be their new slogan.

silent installs with /S /v/qn could do that simply from cmdlines or runonce. now if you want one with the projects you participate in loaded by default, i suppose that would be a little trickier.

ewww, nlite and = evil

maybe thinking MS WORD action, where you: --insert -- insert table and then specify the size with the nifty block menu, maybe.

I unpack the megasas driver into the textmode folder copy the megasas.sys into the root i386 and drivers folder update txtsetup.sif with the driver info and then update the winnt.sif with the noun established for megasas in the txtsetup SCSI section "LSI MegaRAID SAS RAID Controller Driver (Windows XP)"- by default *i use the windows xp because the thats what my PE is built on - seemed to play nicer if you have not attempted to integrate the available versions of the generic LSI driver I would certainly recommend so. Dells repackaging of every server driver has caused us more grief than good.

net user /? should be able to add a couple of lines in a batch (or in the runonce) to add a user.

enable the built-in administator.

I use BARTPE and do the following: Create a Nu2menu that has a button for sata and a button for non-sata. point the sata button at a batch file that executes winnt with the sata .sif, and the non-sata button at a batch that executes winnt with the .sif that has the lines removed. The 2 seperate batches each looking something like this with different .sifs specified: start /wait %YOURPATH%\i386\winnt32.exe /s:%YOURPATH%\i386 /unattend:%YOURPATH%\i386 \YOURFILE.sif /syspart:c: /tempdrive:c: /makelocalsource /noreboot

Any route that involves not actually purchasing additional licenses for these additional machines is (most likely) illegal, and he is most certainly looking for an alternative. (edit: 'most likely,' because i suppose someone could give you a license.)

use charmap. copy and paste the character.

yeah, your version spells computer wrong, though is probably more indicative of its purpose

you could very easily build an autoit script that performed the functions in the video, and throw it in your startup. I know its not default but its quick. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cri-sCe2av0 *and you want this when you are a limited user on a very poorly managed O/s that has this hole open, and feel like elevating your rights.