Aaron

http://jdeboeck.msfnhosting.com ?

Moved to Software Hangout forum

tried the /O switch for all type 1 hotfixes?

Roger, please post in the correct forums. General Discussion is the wrong forum for these questions. Moved to Software Hangout forum

Execute your batch file with the RunOnceEx entries, then look in the registry. Find out if the output in the registry matches what you used to type out from the Command Prompt.

It can't be placed in All Users, but this is the location: %userprofile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch

Suprisingly good... http://mirrored.flabber.nl/winnoise/

In the i386 directory, it says this in the Unattended XP CD guides on the site. If it isn't there, then don't worry about it. Yes

If you want to remove that prompt to "press any key to boot from CD" you will be in an infinite loop in text-mode setup.

Go into Device Manager > USB Serial Bus Controllers, and change all the properties of each USB Root Hub via the Power Management tab, tick the box "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power". See if this helps

Well if you have replaced them properly, there is no way the old shell32.dll could appear - because it no longer exists on the CD.

You seem to have something against Trial software, what is it exactly?

Jodi Albert from Hollyoaks (TV Soap)

I assume you still have the old shell32.dl_ in there, by default Windows XP Setup uses the compressed versions. So delete it if you want to use your modified shell32.dll, or compress it with makecab and overwrite the old shell32.dl_.

They're made up of additional folders in the Links folder at \Favorites\Links

The USB update doesn't work in Virtual PC if that's what you're using to test your installations.

Only the real bandwidth shaping tools are available on linux/bsd. You might get away with using Traffic Shaping though, i.e. setting port 80 on highest priority so browsing the web is unaffected by other applications hogging all the bandwidth. But again, this is only available in *nix, and some hardware routers have traffic shaping capabilities.

One is for batch files, and the other is for RunOnceEx. The only difference is they're cosmetic, however they use the same switch in either one, i.e. fgf140.exe /S

by using the "expand" command

I don't personally have an nForce board, but I've heard that the nForce IDE drivers are very bad. So as you explained problems occur when doing large installations, its most likely pointing to IDE drivers. Try reverting back to Microsoft drivers on Primary and Secondary IDE Controllers in Device Manager and see if this resolves the issue.

When you remove your 2nd HDD, do you tell the BIOS that there is no Slave drive?

There's no results at all in google for "Tfnruve". Is it spelt right? because it seems unheard of.

Works fine here, although it tried to shutdown a lot earlier than the 30 seconds it mentioned in the box. This won't work on Win2k if you're trying to use it on there.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 ;Disables "Browse web for program" to open unknown extension. "Open With..." becomes default [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System] "NoInternetOpenWith"=dword:00000001 Copy and paste into notepad, save as anything.reg and execute.