Aaron

Thanks, posted. Have you considered making a torrent for this to reduce bandwidth stress?

Yeah, by using templates, or SSI, you should get away with not using frames

Have you tried http://127.0.0.1 or http://192.168.0.102? Your Internet address may not work if your router doesn't support local loopback to the LAN. You can ask friends online to check for you. Also check that the Apache service is running in Services.

LOL, he's obviously monitoring this thread. Weirdo indeed

Select the tunes you want to add to the playlist via Windows Explorer. Once selected, right click and select "Enqueue in Winamp".

You should be able to open a webpage from the apache webserver once its been installed. Try http://127.0.0.1 in your browser.

It's $OEM$, not %OEM%

In the guide it shows them as MAINSP2ff.msp and OWC10SP2ff.msp, notice the SPx characters, simply change 2 to 3. The other 3 files can be ignored.

All they've done is redirect it..? We've seen stranger things in the past though!

Yeah, thats fine, winnt.sif will work alone

Yes, use UnattendMode=DefaultHide then delete entries (on a whole, not just ComputerName=<blank>) in winnt.sif that you want to be prompted for in Setup.

Yeah, try redownloading the files, they may be corrupt.

Try: /D "\"%CDROM%\Software\EasyCDdvd6\SETUP.EXE\" /s /v\"/qr ADDLOCAL=ECDC6,CreatorApps,DragToDisc,PMStudio,PMStudioVCD,PMStudioDVD REBOOT=Suppress REBOOTPROMPT=S\"" /f Check the registry afterwards to see if its output correctly.

Think of it as the Command Prompt, except a batch file will automate a series of commands one after another. Play around with commands in the Command Prompt until you get used to it, you can also type HELP for a list of commands, then try out each command with a /? for further info.

Seconded.

There's about 30% performance to be gained from having HT enabled. There are certain apps, such as 7zip which have a multi-threading feature so it makes use of the HT processor to compress faster. I've found HT to cause more trouble than good in my experience. Some applications such as ABC BitTorrent and SoulSeek (and even GTA:VC) have a tendancy to hang/crash, whereas with HT disabled they run perfectly fine.

Try renaming the extension to .txt and see if it remotely loads. the .txt trick is common with getting images on geocities to load remotely

Did it previously crash the last time you used it? I have this old problem on the AMD machine. If it ever BSODs, it will fail to load up Windows (any version) on the next boot up. The only solution I had was to turn it off completely, then back on. Never managed to find what was causing it though.

We're not helping you bypass activation in Windows XP. Read the Forum Rules Thread closed

http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/hkcu_registry.htm

Moved to Software Hangout

bean - what switches did you use on the two?

Sure, will do that soon

Don't see why not Make sure they work beforehand though

Not that I know of, but is gaining 5-10 seconds important to you? Just curious