iamtheky

i assume you mean other than entering a valid key?

dont think thats indicative of operating system in this case http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/imsm/sb/cs-022304.htm maybe try this: http://forums.techpowerup.com/showpost.php?p=1120114&postcount=4

follow the steps in #4 and then #8 http://forums.techguy.org/windows-vista/666346-windows-resource-protection-wrp-question.html

yup i would recommend something like $n = <number of items> $e = 100 / $n progresson ("running", "") progressSet ($e * 1 , "im doing step 1 of " & $n) runwait ...... progressSet ($e * 2, "im doing step 2 of " & $n) runwait ......

The best implementation ive seen, http://memorabilia.hardrock.com/ 4 rows down, 12 over - zoom into the stamp but that was done a year or two ago This deepzoom site was pretty nice as well http://www.xrez.com/yose_proj/yose_deepzoom/ now: http://techrights.org/2010/08/23/silverlight-dying/

you have made me curious for a method to accomplish this as well. My first solution has a fatal flaw in that if the volume is already muted, it will unmute. so renaming 'windows xp startup.wav' (or deleting the contents of the media folder) then from the run key executing an autoit script like send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") send ("{Volume_down}") Exit Would accomplish the effect.

I compiled that script, named it 'mute.exe' and put in the root of d:\ in HKCU\Appevents\Schemes\Apps\.Default\SystemStart\ change the default key in both .current and .default entries to point at d:\mute.exe instead of the '..startup.wav' in HKU\.Default\Appevents\Schemes\Apps\.Default\SystemStart\ perform the same actions --its toggling at the moment - trying to figure out if its running and failing and re-running. or if having it in both locations is causing it to run multiple times. BTW - placing the mute in the run/runonce/runonceex never worked, even when the first/only item

you can make a small autoit exe to call from the command line send ("{Volume_Mute}") exit if its the only item in the run key, it should execute before the windows entrance jingle.

1.6 ended support for win2k http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?p=22027#22027 http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/1474

http://forums.techarena.in/server-networking/1024164.htm#post3934748

http://www.winserverkb.com/Uwe/Forum.aspx/windows-server-sbs/66070/SBS-SHared-Printer-Problem Manfred's response seems to be the stock answer for cleaning house on stuck printers, i see those keys everywhere. Kangaroos '97 -- drive bys from ellison, race wars in the parking lot, those were the days.

is it being added to all computers on the domain or just yours? does the name of this 'phantom printer' appear anywhere suspect in the registry? and where in central texas?

these sites fix this: http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/ http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs.shtml = alternate languages

hilarious, and indicative of many of the queries. This will be their new meme.

its just their music video, not a clip from the show, they didnt debut until 10 years after happy days ended. And i dont know how you miss fonz in that video, did you miss Al too?

Maybe you had a PC with no sound and the radio up?

this is the same link that was posted 10 months ago, when you were asking the same question...remember.... Now your next step will be to read the help file on autoit and learn what to do with the script... because you've known autoit as the solution since:

Nobody is going to download the warez you linked to, so you would bear more fruit by 1) telling us what you want to silently install 2) Going here to get and learn basics of Autoit http://www.autoitscript.com and http://www.autoitscript.com/forum 3) Going here to see some simple examples of silent installations using the language (search the thread for 'autoit')

oh he probably just saw another program do what he wanted to do, then went to a random forum and asked their users to decompile the program and tell him exactly how the other exe functions.

dont remember that one on there. it had Good Times by Edie Brickell and Buddy Holly by weezer (which is where you get fonz from)

$size = ubound ($array) - 2 for $i = 0 to $size step +1 $read = _GUICtrlTreeView_Add($hTreeView, 0, StringFormat($Array[$i])) so this runs through an array and sets it to tree view just fine. I would like to increment $read in some fashion (any fashion), so that if I were to do this in a loop each individual line would have its own variable.

that old address forwards to the new one automatically for me. actually "http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/113142-" also forwards me on to the topic as does "113142-install" , "113142-install-w98" , and any variation following that pattern. however just 113142 sends me to the homepage, but once the dash is placed I get your destination.

http://dia-installer.de/shapes.html

http://dia-installer.de/

i think maybe Hyperthreading (shows as 2 processors) is being confused with dual-core. the N450 is indeed a single core processor. http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=42503