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No not everyone, just me!first to ask only, the rest of em can take a flying leap <Edit> The most important thing now for me is how restrictive, this product will be in a networked environment. Yes I'll have more time to spend on other Admin duties, due to the lack of virus, and local admin problems, but will I have to spend it constantly at the probe console </Edit>

I'll test it 'in the wild' on my personal home network, for free, if you are willing to drop me a fully functional copy! And I really am serious about your site and advertising. It is the single most important tool you will ever have with regards selling your product /idea. Spend a few thousand with the best web designer and marketing agency you can get, if you have to. All you need to be able to do is sell the product to your bank if you need funding for this. I'm sure the Government agencies and independent testing people would be only too willing to verify the products capabilities in order to secure this. <Edit> Crossing posts again It sounds more like an emulator or OS in it's own right. Trying to convince MS, that your not interfering with their software may be a problem too Please tell us more, this is becoming really interesting! </Edit>

and to answer the other questions… A word of mouth product wouldn't need you to join forums advertising it. If it were as good as you say, you should advertise it properly, produce a proper web site, to sell it, and give a guide price. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy for you if it is everything you say, but if it is, your marketing strategy needs a complete overhaul, since it could conceivably be the biggest selling security product in the world! <Edit> Sorry missed the last couple of posts during composition. What would be the fundemental difference between a Government, Corporate and Home version. </Edit>

If you're PCs are on windows 2000 you may need to replace C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe with C:\WINNT\system32\cmd.exe or you could always try it without the location as it will be in the PATH cmd.exe

Also a RRP would be more likely to increase numbers of customers showing interest, without that they will be less likely to email sales.

@ master_mtz I don't think he's missed it off, it's because he's removed the actual password before posting here! @ djlax152 I'm glad to have helped @ all It's worth using this instead of simply deleting the account, it can be re-enabled at a later date if required. net user aspnet /active:no

change AutoLogonCount=1 to AutoLogonCount=2 or 3 or etc. <Edit> To sort the ASP .NET account add one of the following to one of your batch files net user aspnet /active:no net user aspnet /delete </Edit>

Yes XPerties, that's what I was saying, in less than plain English.

The reason for these adverts as you say is primarily in order to receive payment in the form of a licence, for a product he would otherwise have to pay for. This is no different to actually receiving the licence payment itself. If you understood the meaning of the word affiliate, you would see that the member posting the url is actually connected to the company for whom they are advertising, for the purposes of selling a product, a task for which they are seeking remuneration. This is advertising for commercial gain.Spam as it was rightfully called, is sending the same message, in order to promote a product or service, to a large number of recipients who didn't ask for it.

@ durex For Windows XP sp2, my guess would be: Key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\<see subkeys> Subkeys 0 (My Computer) 1 (Local Intranet) 2 (Trusted Sites) 3 (Internet) 4 (Restricted Sites) Values "CurrentLevel"=dword:<see Dwords> "Minlevel"=dword:<see Dwords> "RecommendedLevel"=dword:<see Dwords> Dwords 00010000 (Low Security) 00010500 (Medium Low Security) 00011000 (Medium Security) 00012000 (High Security) Example Internet Zone High Security (recommended & minimum is Medium) Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\3] "CurrentLevel"=dword:00012000 "Minlevel"=dword:00011000 "RecommendedLevel"=dword:00011000

You could try something like this instead craplinx.cmd ::removes pointless shortcuts from Programs subdirectories @echo off&setlocal enableextensions for /d %%a in ("%UserProfile%\..\*") do if exist "%%a\Start Menu\Programs" call :doit "%%a\Start Menu\Programs" endlocal&goto :eof :doit pushd %1 for /f "delims=" %%b in ('dir /b/s/a "*.lnk"^|findstr/il "uninstall readme help"^2^>nul') do if errorlevel 0 del /f/a/q "%%b" popd goto :eof

Have you made any changes under HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Associations <Edit> sorry posts crossed, but was it? </Eidt>

@ argon007 So are you saying that, because you recommended an update for a non-post sp2 windows xp hotfix to Ryans post sp2 hotfix pack, that there is a problem. Not everyone with Windows XP uses MS Office, and those who do, will not necessarily be running that particular version. You could always check with Ryan why he didn't implement this hotfix into his pack on his dedicated Forum. Whilst you're at it, see if he can add my antivirus definition files too

Drop all the cr*p, and just leave the LFC pic!

Mike, that's basically what my attachment does, it is the only way I know that works too! Marthax, you could try re-arranging the order of your cmd so that you remove the reg keys first, or at least before you have re-registered the dll. <Edit> Why are you re-registering the mydocs.dll? Also if the folder is re-creating when you use WMP, as I said earlier, some apps will do this, in WMP goto Tools => Options => Copy Music in Copy music to this location click Change and choose a location other than My Music then Apply. </Edit>

Have you thought about trying to add this too REG ADD "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders" /v "My Music" /t REG_EXPAND_SZ /d "" /f REG ADD "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders" /v "My Music" /d "" /f REG ADD "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders" /v "My Pictures" /t REG_EXPAND_SZ /d "" /f REG ADD "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders" /v "My Pictures" /d "" /fRemoving these Values from the Value Names may help! I'm not sure whether both the keys would need to go for each folder, but I can't see any point at this stage, trying to delete just one of them.

First of all, when are you installing .NET Framework. It will overwrite the 2001 and 2004 settings during it's install. For the 1A00 setting, I've never really noticed, as I leave it on Prompt for user name and password anyhow. If all else fails just add command to either a logon script or run key.

The serial is in your first post too... also it may be worth trying to include the path to regsvr32 e.g. %systemroot%\system32\regsvr32.exe /s /u mydocs.dll

Did you not just keep scrolling down the page...

@ MHzNo he's not, he's unregistering mydocs.dll silently, removing the My Music and My Pictures directories and the silently registering mydocs.dll again! Is there any chance you could remove his serial you've now just quoted too!

@Jedi82 please remove your serial number

Does anyone know if REGEDIT32.EXE works then, since it doesn't exist, it probably shouldn't, although it's been in the guide for a long time now, and I don't recall many complaints. Alanoll...

Apart from the bottom one, which I've never tested, I have used all of them, different directories and names, and all have worked! <Edit> Just to add, no additional files added to $OEM$ Also the unattended guide uses these examples ".\Folder\batch.cmd" "REGEDIT32.EXE /S tweaks.reg"The first isn't in $OEM$ but a subdirectory of it. The second exe doesn't exist and definitely isn't in $OEM$ You only need to give yout path relative to the $OEM$. Oh and whilst on the subject, I have used reg.exe from batches at T39 and still use at T13 called from svcpack.inf </Edit>

@ djbeWhich of these wont work!, (rundll32.exe is in system32 and regedit is in WINDOWS) and some of the regs infs and commands aren't either: Cmdlines.txt [Commands] "rundll32 setupapi,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 128 services.inf" "rundll32 setupapi,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 132 install\MyInfs\services.inf" "regedit /s services.reg" "regedit /s install\MyRegs\services.reg" "services.cmd" "install\MyCmds\services.cmd"<Edit> corrected addition of regedit32 as there is no such executable </Edit>