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  1. N1K

    Vankem hai

    Hey there, welcome to the forums..
  2. I got similiar mail, but I think it was not from Sandra..
  3. Here it is, just drag and drop the original file on the script, it'll modify permissions for the original file and make another copy of the same file in source directory.. Thank You gunsmokingman! Dim Act : Set Act = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") Dim Fso : Set Fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Dim File1, File2 For Each File1 in Wscript.Arguments Act.Run("takeown /A /f " & Chr(34) & File1 & chr(34)),1,True Act.Run("icacls " & Chr(34) & File1 & chr(34) & " /grant administrators:F"),1,True File2 = Split(File1,".") Set File = Fso.GetFile(File1) File.Copy(File2(0) & "_Original." & File2(1)) Next BTW, how can I add now this new script to my right click selection?
  4. Well, I was trying to change the permissions for the "wlsrvc.dll" file in C:\Program Files\Windows Sidebar Here's what I did: I've used "own the file" option from a right click selection on that file (C:\Program Files\Windows Sidebar\wlsrvc.dll) The script made a copy of that file with _original extension for the name, and it changed the permissions for that file, not the original one. So now I have original file "wlsrvc.dll" intact with old permissions, and the other file, made by script (wlsrvc_Original.dll) with newly permission setup. I don't need the script to make another file, I'd like to change the permissions on the original file if possible.. What am I missing here, help..
  5. Not working here, script only makes a copy of the original file with new permissions, but the original file retains it's permissions.
  6. No, it does not. If you click on the Favorites from the Menu Bar and click on the any link from the link with the middle mouse button, it won't work..
  7. You can partition your hard disk during the first portion of Vista setup.
  8. Welcome to the forums.. I had to remove your sig since it's against the MSFN's rules.
  9. N1K

    Hi

    Welcome to the forums Mike, you've come to the right place
  10. Welcome to the board matey..
  11. Home PC - Vista Ultimate Laptop - Vista Bussines Work PC - Vista Enterprise
  12. N1K

    Boxing Kangaroo

    My first soapbox video http://soapbox.msn.com/video.aspx?vid=f8bf...1c-024e62456222
  13. It was released on Nov2006, but has not been signed by Microsoft until now.
  14. It could be the problem with the phishing filter in IE7. Try to install IE7 and disable the phishing filter.
  15. Well, you could use some third party software like "Net Limiter" to control this or even better if you have a router, then you can control it through its QoS "Quality of Service".
  16. I will agree with Jeremy here. You can always try to post your problem at the site where you've downloaded these drivers. Hope that you'll find a solution there.
  17. I know you did mate, but it's obvious that you have a driver issue here. Try to install other NVidia Drivers. For instance I'm using nVIDIA ForceWare 97.46 drivers and have no problems at all. B)
  18. Looks really good, I could try it..
  19. How did those computers aquire IP addresses? DHCP or manually? If not DHCP, try to write IP and Name info in your hosts file..
  20. Install other drivers..
  21. That would be my suggestion too.
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