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Try either REG ADD %KEY%\810 /VE /D "Paramtres pour Default/All User" REG ADD %KEY%\810 /V 1 /D "REG LOAD \"HKU\CUSTOM\" \"%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Documents and Settings\Default User\NTUSER.DAT\"" REG ADD %KEY%\810 /V 2 /D "REGEDIT /S %J%\DefaultUser.reg" REG ADD %KEY%\810 /V 3 /D "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\key.cmd" REG ADD %KEY%\810 /V 4 /D "REG UNLOAD \"HKU\CUSTOM\""or REG ADD %KEY%\810 /VE /D "Paramtres pour Default/All User" REG ADD %KEY%\810 /V 1 /D "REG LOAD \"HKU\CUSTOM\" \"%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Documents and Settings\Default User\NTUSER.DAT\"" REG ADD %KEY%\810 /V 2 /D "%COMSPEC% /C START \"\" /WAIT REGEDIT /S %J%\DefaultUser.reg" REG ADD %KEY%\810 /V 3 /D "%COMSPEC% /C START \"\" /WAIT %SYSTEMDRIVE%\key.cmd" REG ADD %KEY%\810 /V 4 /D "REG UNLOAD \"HKU\CUSTOM\""Notice how there is no need for the /f switches. There is no /f switch for REG LOAD and REG UNLOAD, and no need for it in your REG ADD examples.

I'm afraid we'll need more information than that. Is the date, space or tab delimited, is it ASCII text Why have you seperated out only some of the lines beginning with Total, and not others, and how do we program that scenario into any reply. It looks like the data is exported from some sort of database /spreadsheet, if so what. It may be more efficient to have only pertinent information exported in the first instance for example.

To stop the extra long shutdown /restart, the item you need to look at Memory Management, particularly: ClearPageFileAtShutdown As a side note, do you actually know what any of these tweaks do, which ones actually work, which don't etc.

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Well I think that covers all the bases then.

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We're not mind readers here, let us know what exactly you have tried and we will be less likely to repeat those particular steps. In addition to that which was previously mentioned: Display Properties » Desktop » Customize Desktop » Web Make sure the Lock desktop items is unchecked!

You don't specify the error, but are you using a third party program to format the HDD? If so many of these programs try to use a cluster size other than 4 KB which XP uses as default. I have found that using the XP default is the best course of action in order to prevent these kind of errors.

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If you are who you say you are, then I'm honoured to be the first to welcome you back to the fold. ...prepare for a glut of inf related questions!

VRMPFPP_EN (XP Pro MSDN SP2) Size: 60.1 MB (63,044,788 bytes) Date /Time: 2004-08-04 @04:00

Disclaimer Reset Web Settings will reset Internet Explorer to its default settings, the original settings from when it was first installed on your computer. This will of course mean that it may no longer be optimally set for security and possibly vulnerable.

Your first post and you've already caught my attention; well done and welcome to the forums.

Here is a quick inf file which should be able to invoke Active Window Tracking from an unaltered state. AWT.inf [Version] Signature = $Windows NT$ [SourceDisksNames] 95 = %DISKNAME% [SourceDisksFiles] %THISFILE%.inf = 95 [DestinationDirs] Inf.Copy = 17 File.Del = 17 [DefaultInstall] AddReg = Reg.On, Reg.Uninst BitReg = Set.Bit CopyFiles = Inf.Copy [DefaultUninstall] AddReg = Reg.Off BitReg = Clear.Bit DelFiles = Inf.Copy, File.Del DelReg = Reg.Del, Reg.Uninst [Reg.On] HKCU,"Control Panel\Mouse",ActiveWindowTracking,0x10001,1 HKCU,"Control Panel\Mouse",SnapToDefaultButton,,"1" HKCU,"Control Panel\Desktop",ActiveWindowTracking,0x10001,1 HKCU,"Control Panel\Desktop",ActiveWndTrkTimeout,0x10001,1000 [Reg.Uninst] HKLM,"%UNINSTAL%\%DESCNAME%" HKLM,"%UNINSTAL%\%DESCNAME%",DisplayName,,"%DESCNAME%" HKLM,"%UNINSTAL%\%DESCNAME%",UninstallString,,"%REMOVCMD% %THISFILE%.inf" [Set.Bit] HKCU,"Control Panel\Desktop",UserPreferencesMask,1,0x41,0 [Inf.Copy] %THISFILE%.inf [Reg.Off] HKCU,"Control Panel\Mouse",ActiveWindowTracking,0x10001,0 HKCU,"Control Panel\Mouse",SnapToDefaultButton,,"0" HKCU,"Control Panel\Desktop",ActiveWndTrkTimeout,0x10001,0 [Reg.Del] HKCU,"Control Panel\Desktop",ActiveWindowTracking [Clear.Bit] HKCU,"Control Panel\Desktop",UserPreferencesMask,0,0x41,0 [File.Del] %THISFILE%.PNF [Strings] ; Non-localizable DISKNAME = "Setup Files" UNINSTAL = "Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall" REMOVCMD = "rundll32 setupapi,InstallHinfSection DefaultUninstall 132" ; Localizable THISFILE = "AWT" DESCNAME = "Switches on Active Window Tracking"It is untested however!

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What about something like this?[code]Set Wmi = getobject("winmgmts:") sQuery = "select * from win32_process where name='explorer.exe'" Set processes = Wmi.execquery(sQuery) For each process in processes process.terminate Next[/code]

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First thing I would suggest is to remove: HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx",,0x00000012It is neither necessary or the correct syntax

Did you try searching first? This is the single most frequently asked question on the entire MSFN forum boards! Try this in your winnt.sif [Unattended] OemPreinstall=Yes