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Hi. I have been trying to find a way to disable sound on computers via GPO. I found out that WinXP ran a service called "Windows Audio", but Win2000 did not seen to run such a service. When shutting down this service the audio disappeared. Wohi! So is there any template for sound options or something similar? --Gos

Q325666 was the sultion Mr. Gurgel, and it all turned out fine when I installed the fix the nice lady at Microsoft sent me. =) Although I hardly understood what she said, since she seemed to be from Asia and not Norway, she managed to send me the patch.... and another patch which I was not in need of. ,) Long live communication. But it worked and I am a happy guy now. --Gos

Ok. Thanks alot. =) --Gos

User Configuration -> Windows Settings -> Internet Explorer Maintenance(In Preference mode) -> Advanced. This gives you the posibility to set Corporate Settings and Internet Settings, to limit the maximum size of temporarly internet files and such. However, if I try to open Corporate Settings something odd happens. It crashes. The Console just simply crash. I have tried several times with the same result. I have tried to change the Inetcorp.adm-file with another one (In another language, did not matter it seems), still crashed. The Event Viewer does not tell me anything, the insidence is not loged. Anyone experienced something similar and perhaps have an answer for me? --Gos

Torrent downloader? ---Gos

I have actually encountered problems with taking out USB devices without "safe removal". The data I copied to the device from the hard disk drive disappeared. It was nowhere to be found. =\ So if this should happen to you and you lose some extremly valuable information - you are going to regret not clicking those two clicks it takes for a safe removal. =) ---Gos

You expected it still not work after you complained about it? ,) ---Gos

Ah... Look there. Nice nice. Sounds great. =) I can use that. So, I reckon no one know if there is any predefined variable then, or? Under the key written above I found something OUTLOOK.EXE.... Under this key I found to strings. (Standard) and path. (Standard) is that path to outlook.exe and path is the path to "./..../office10", is there any way to... "execute" path so Windows will open that folder? ---Gos

Hi. For starters, I am not sure wether this is the correct forum to post this thread in, but here goes. ,) My question is quite simple. Is there any variable, which is predefined in Windows, in order to get into the officeXP/2000 folder? Like %windir%, %systemdrive% and so on. The only differance is that it takes you into ./..../office10/ or ./..../office9/ . --- Gos

Hi everyone. I am mighty glad I stumbled over this place, it seems like I can gather alot of useful information and utillities here. =) Great to be here! --- Gos