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all you ahve to do is use XPize uAE 1.1 with the slipstream setting and THEN run nlite.

ok, anyone here know asm? the reason i ask is because i dont know how else to delay HideSRHi.exe from running untill after the icon loads into the system tray other than coding it into the program itself. so... if some one could just code in a 30-60 second delay into the autors code.. he said it is open source so as long as we give credit where its due it should be fine. .386 .model flat, stdcall option casemap :none include ..\include\windows.inc include ..\include\user32.inc include ..\include\kernel32.inc include ..\include\shell32.inc includelib ..\lib\kernel32.lib includelib ..\lib\user32.lib includelib ..\lib\shell32.lib main PROTO .data sClass db "SystemTray_Main",0 .code start: invoke main main proc LOCAL data :NOTIFYICONDATA invoke FindWindow, ADDR sClass, NULL cmp eax, 0 je notfound push eax invoke RtlZeroMemory, ADDR data, sizeof NOTIFYICONDATA mov data.cbSize, sizeof NOTIFYICONDATA pop eax mov data.hwnd, eax mov data.uID, 1226 invoke Shell_NotifyIcon, NIM_DELETE, ADDR data ret notfound: invoke ExitProcess, 0 ret main endp end start thats the asm of it i suggest downloading the little package from the link given earlier in this topic. but againg i think about 45 seconds should give the icon enough time to load so that HideSRHi.exe can find it and then remove it at startup.

double post sorry please remove.

just noticed that also... im going to try a few things after my classes and ill try and figure away around this. it might be something as easy as changing the file names and reg key to "zHideSRHi"="zHIDESRHI.EXE" so it loads later. but i gotta go to class now so i cant test it at the moment.

ok i have made a setup file (with winrar so you can unpack the exe and see the code in the setup cmd for yourself if you dont trust it) that places hidsrhi.exe into your system32 folder, automatically adds the registry key to run hidesrhi.exe everytime your computer starts, runs hidesrhi.exe to remove the icon right away without retarting, and then creates a shortcut to the remove dialog under start button\all programs\accessories. DOESNT work at the moment due to load order, will fix later HideSRHi.zip

you can do one of two things as i see it if you dont want to just hide the icon (i also hate the icon and the stupid hide arrow as well so this is what i do) 1.) download HideSRHi from the link stated above and extract the exe to your system32 folder then enter this into your registry Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] "HideSRHi"="HIDESRHI.EXE" or 2.) download the program place it anywhere you like and creat a shortcut to it in your startup folder. EDIT: This is not working at the moment, will fix later.

My guess is that sp3 will have wmp10, ie7, avalon, indigo, framework 2.0, all post sp2 hotfixes, more sata and raid drivers, and possibly the new messenger.

paint shop pro 9 aint bad and its cheaper than photoshop

acctually if its a standard ps/2 or usb keyboard that pulls all its power off the port its plugged into and you spill something like soda coffe juice or what have you on it IS a better idea to unplugg it and run warm/hot water over it, provided you gently shake out the extra water and let it fully dry before plugging it back in. this is because if you dont you get dried sticky sugar based liquid all over and inside your keyboard as opposed to regular water. and the only way to fix the sticky keyboard is taking it apart swabing it with q-tips and rubbing alcohol

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where might one go about getting a copy of windows 1.0?

ati is best, i used to love 3dfx till they got eaten by nvidia... i guess i still have some hate for them because of that, but none the less nvidia has nothing that even comes close the the greatness that is an All-In-Wonder.

those animations really are very neat. i dont see how they could slow your comp down though i got an old ibm thinkpad here and they ran fine on it. only a celeron @ 366mhz

the only thing apple has gotten right is the ipod, and if you know how you can get them for free (look down at my sig ) other than that apple stuff is over priced and underpowered and very limited in compatability. bla.

good choice going with ati, ati has been spanking nvidia for a long time now till jst recently. try searching on www.pricewatch.com or even use froogle.

i would suggest you do yourself a favor and get a 9800 all-in-wonder its pretty cheap, round $230 on pricewatch retail, its a pretty strong card graphics wise and has a great tuner function and options up the a**. it is however picky about power supplies. and if you need something on the cheap try a 9600 a-i-w for round $160

perhaps the files should be winPE'ed as they are bing compressed. it shouldnt be too hard to impliment this.

so even doing this you still get an error saying that setup cant find a file?

this is very intresting to me and im just wondering if you guys have tried putting the files in the "remove files" section of nlite on the newest build. cuz this should get rid of the setup even asking for them right? i tried just simply deleting them from a VLK setup (volume license key) and it goes into a loading settings/can not validate loop now at startup.

winxp sp2 nlited is the most secure fastest stable and most compatable system around.

i dont know what a slag is but it doesnt sound good so thats what i voted. they both suck and the whole pop music female singer/boy band thing should burn in hell.

it really does depend on how usefull the software is. but nowadays there are so many good opensource apps out there that you really dont have to use the expensive stuff. i most often do not pay for software, but if i feel it is worthy of my cash ill pay for it. heck i have donated money to nlite and thats 100% free.

depends on what XP and what P4 they both have different cores out there.

intel all the way, thier chips are the fastest of the fast and they often support new technologies sooner than amd, for example ddr2 and PCIe

i acctually have a total of 5 difernt computers if you count laptops... so i spend lots of time on each one.