Clueless

4k is supposed to be the best, as the intel (and presumably all i386's) handle data in "pages" of 4 kb. It's definitely better to have the page file on a partition with a 4k cluster size, as there would be extra read and write operations to convert to cluster size otherwise. I don't know if this applies to other files or not, but I'd imagine there would be some other benifits to 4k (which seems to be the default NTFS cluster size anyway).

Bugger. I hate being wrong. Would this work under 2000 Pro too?

Windows simply won't allow you to change the admin account name because the reason this account exists is to insure you can still access you're computer even if you mess up all your other accounts. It isn't even supposed to be used as your default admin account for install programs and such. I don't see how nlite could help you change this. I suggest creating a new admin account under whatever name you want to use and just ignore the default account unless you really need it.