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Windows Defender Spyware Blaster Common Sense I don't even have a firewall.

i've been searching everywhere for a solution to this Outlook 2003. we have a mix of users who use either Outlook 2002, 2003, and recently 2007. Our goal is to upgrade them from 2002 to 2007. The Outlook 2003 users where there because of a previous misjudgment. Anyway, both Outlook 2002 and 2007 (we use Exchange 2007 SP1 now) work without any problems whatsoever. Outlook 2003, on the other hand, would always give a connection problem like timeout even though I have a non-obstructive, 1Gbps, connection to our server! I've tried all suggested solutions I could google without success. Now since this is a MS forum itself maybe someone could give me hand in fixing this Outlook 2003 disconnection problem? Appreciate any help.

They're all from the same OEM. So what you're saying is I can use a single product key for all of them?

So this defeast the purpose of unattended installs then. I was in thinking that I could just pop in the DVD, boot from it, and go to lunch expecting Vista installed without ever asking a question.

I have a lot laptops issued to our sales force. I have created an iso for Vista. Now comes the question when doing the unattended install using vLite, should I create multiple copies of the unattended ISO file for each laptop or one would suffice? My problem is we have different product keys for Vista for each laptop so I was thinking if I create only a single unattended ISO file, wouldn't that break some EULA?

you only "wimgapi.dll" copied to the vLite directory. Or if you must get this 165MB file Waikx86 32-bit Someone should modify the software requirements in the vLite download page because it points you to downloadl a 1GB file which is not entirely needed!

just joined and loved vlite (prior to 1.2). wished there's more to becoming a sponsor than what's already stated.

yup this worked for me too. what i don't understand is why the need to download 1GB of iso just to get at 300KB file? used to be versions prior to 1.2 worked like a charm.