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Alternative Timeserver (GMT+01:00) Amsterdam, Berlin , Bern, Rom, Stockholm, Wien: ;change timeserver[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\DateTime\Servers] "1"=-"time.windows.com" "2"=-"time.nist.gov" "1"="zeit.uni-bamberg.de" "2"="ntps1-0.cs.tu-berlin.de" "3"="ntps1-1.cs.tu-berlin.de" "4"="ntps1-0.uni-erlangen.de" "5"="ntps1-1.uni-erlangen.de" "6"="ntps1-2.uni-erlangen.de" Hope somebody likes it!?!? Thorsten
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Just repace the "é" with "," than it I think it works, it because of ANSI and ASCII! Greetings Thorsten
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Don't ask me why, but now it works properly! I just copied the Win XP CD to the harddisk again and then everything worked fine. Thank you all, guys, for your help!!!!!!! If I didn't mention till now: GREAT FORUM!!!!!!! Respect! Greeting from Germany Thorsten
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I don't understand Sorry, but I think my english is not the best at all.Many days have gone since I left school!
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Could it have something to do with MS Virtual PC???
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Yes Aaron I know! I allready tested it this way and it works ?!?!?!!?!
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I forget to mention, that I allready changed the line to Administratoren is the word for Administrators. Is it right that I get the groups if i use the command net localgroup??? But the error comes up after the first line. All the other lines do perfect!
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Hello again! I get an error message: And now... I don't know any further! Does anyone have a hint???
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Yes! Konten.cmd is in $OEM$ I try out with pause and report again! Thanks Alanoll
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Hello to all! I've got a big problem. I try to create an account @ T-12, but it isn't created. Here's my cmdlines.txt: [COMMANDS] "konten.cmd" "cmdlines.cmd" "regedit /s t12.reg" my konten.cmd net user "Thorsten" "" /add net localgroup Administrators "Thorsten" /add net accounts /maxpwage:unlimited REGEDIT /S autologon.reg EXIT I really hope you can help me! Thank you! Thorsten