tomasz86

acus has already done it http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=126872#126872

I think that there's a problem with x86 and x64 files. You should choose only one version to avoid complications.

@submix8c I don't think that there exists any detailed documentation on this but basing on my testing I can say that there exist no real users when the hive files are applied. What is applied to HKCU becomes HKLM and HKU too. That's why adding the HKCU entries to the hivedef.inf should be enough because they will be applied to HKCU/HKLM/HKU. The NTUSER.DAT will be created later and should contain all the changes I'll test it again today using the hivedef.inf to check if everything works as expected. Edit: Tested. Works. I added this to hivedef.inf: [AddReg] HKCU,"Control Panel\Desktop\WindowMetrics","MinWidth",0x00000002,"-255" It should change the size of taskbar icons so that only icons (no text) is displayed. This is the result after on a fresh installation: The entry is present in both HKCU & HKU (no HKLM because "Control Panel" is not present there at all).

:wacko: I think that instead of giggling you could at least try to be a little more polite, otherwise soon there will be no-one willing to help you. It's your problem so it's you to provide us with detailed information, not the other way round This one registry entry is responsible for thumbnails view of the Control Panel in Windows XP: [HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-823518204-839522115-1202660629-500\Software\Microsoft\Windows\ShellNoRoam\Bags\34\Shell] "Vid"="{8BEBB290-52D0-11D0-B7F4-00C04FD706EC}" This should work in hivedef.inf: [AddReg] HKCU,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\ShellNoRoam\Bags\34\Shell","Vid",,"{8BEBB290-52D0-11D0-B7F4-00C04FD706EC}" You may find Reg2Inf useful when converting the desired registry entries.

Do you mean this? http://gosh.msfn.org/infs.htm

A new daily version of UURollup-v11 is available. You can find it in the new download archive (check #1 for details). There are a lot of changes in this one, most of them coming from the newest BWC kernel release (but not only ). I've got no time now to list them but I'll try to do it tomorrow. Please be very careful because this compilation is extremely experimental. @desertofunknown You seem to have a lot of interesting ideas Actually there's one thing which I've been concerned about for a long time. I've got no programming skills but I wonder how difficult it would be to add a Vista style shutdown menu to the classic Start Menu. Would it be possible without too much hassle? I mean something like this:

Thank you very much! Unfortunately I'm still on WB kernel so I doubt that the XP drivers will work as they are. By the way, I'm trying to run Samsung Magician software for Samsung SSDs but nothing happens when you try to run it. Clicking on the "Samsung SSD Magician.exe" does nothing. The program itself works in XP. Would it be a problem for you to check it when you've got some free time?

I also don't really understand what you're talking about That's why I asked for one example. Once it's clear how to add it to the hivedef.inf then it should be easy for you to do the same with the rest of the modifications.

Could you provide a link to the driver which you're trying to integrate?

Hey it helped, may you explain codes, which shows with "x" ? What do you mean? If you give me one example of a registry setting which you want to add then I'll show you how to modify the hivedef.inf.

There is no HKU during Windows setup. What you add to HKCU will become HKU.

All setting from hivedef.inf will be applied to the future users. You don't need any IDs! Have you actually opened the file? You will see something like this: [AddReg] HKCU,"AppEvents",,0x00000012 HKCU,"AppEvents\EventLabels",,0x00000012 HKCU,"AppEvents\EventLabels\.Default","",0x00000000,"%DEFAULT_BEEP%" Scroll the file to the end, add another [AddReg] section and just add your custom lines in the same way.

No problem You can safely integrate it over any SP (or no SP) although Gurgelmeyer himself recommended using either SP0 or SP4. Still, it shouldn't really matter.

Not actually, i want to create an unattended windows xp, which could process my registry settings on HKU. Hey folks help me. Then you should just edit i386\hivedef.inf The file is located on your XP CD (ISO). You need to extract / copy it, add changes and then remake the ISO / create a bootable CD. The changes will apply to ALL user profiles.

Unofficial Service Pack 5.1 is cumulative which means that all previous service packs are included in it.

@ Hackeronte has been translating UURollup to Italian so he should be able to run these games in the future

Are you talking about the existing user accounts? You could use reg.exe /query HKU to get the IDs and then you can write a script utilising reg.exe to add the entries to each of them.

Testing these daily and weekly releases is very helpful and much appreciated : Those .NET releases are the ones I prepared some time ago and haven't been updated since then. As I said I'm going to prepare new ones. As for 3rd party software, I'm not planning to add any non-M$ stuff to USP5.2 itself but there is no problem in having them available as separate packages

Due to my mistake the SVE version of UR2-SrvExt was listed twice on my website and the RUS version was missing. I've just fixed it. You can now download the RUS version too.

It may be partially true but they did remove some older files like the IPv6 stack and several other very old updates for Win2k.

I'm quoting myself from another topic: Please let me know if there's anything missing. I still need to upload the IE6 CABs.

The drivers will be automatically installed when USP 5.2 is slipstreamed because they will be integrated in exactly the same way as Microsoft integrated all the other drivers. In case of a manual installation then I don't think it's possible to make them install automatically. I'm not even sure if such an automatic installation is desired because it may cause unexpected issues on some systems. By the way, I have finally managed to sort and upload all M$ official updates to an alternative server! In the end I've chosen Dropbox because its automatic synchronisation is way better than the one offered by Google Drive. The files can be easily browsed and downloaded from the server and no registration is required to do so Please check #1 for more information or just click here: Windows 2000 Archive There are 8210 / 10.2 GB files related to official updates there. The updates are available to download in all languages including versions for Japanese NEC98 which cannot be normally downloaded from M$ official servers any more. I have also reorganised the layout of my website a little bit.

Hey Mim0, How is it going? My HFSLIP-2-Go package for Win2k is almost ready. Have you got any detailed plan about how to make the packages available? Are you going to have a separate page/section/table on your website?

Firefox - it's a known issue. I don't know what the cause of it is. Maybe BlackWingCat or someone else will eventually come up with a solution. nVIDIA drivers - it's good to know that there are no problems. I myself prepared a package of the newest 3xx nVIDIA drivers but haven't had time to test them yet. The drivers are ultimately going to be included in USP5.2. BWC kernel - the newest daily version of UURollup contains everything included in BWC kernel and much more. .NET Installer - there will be one installer but it's not that easy to make. If you read the whole topic you will see that I already prepared such a thing but there were some bugs. I need to start over and this time keep all .NETs separated until the very end, and only after that write a script which will automatically merge them into a one big package. It's necessary to keep them separated simply because it's so much easier to update such small packages when M$ releases new .NET fixes. DirectX - I don't think it will be ever possible to run newer DXes in NT 5.x. The latest version of DX9.0c is going to be included in USP5.2. Thank you once again for thorough testing

Hey blackwingcat, Would it be a problem for you to make Win2k version of the newest AMD AHCI/RAID v12.6 drivers? The older ones doesn't work right with my chipset (A55 / SB7xx) You can download the package here: http://www2.ati.com/drivers/12-6_xp32-64_raid.exe