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Jamall

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  1. I think you can HKEY_USERS\S-1-X-XX-XXXXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXXX-XXXX\Software\Microsoft\CTF\LangBar : ShowStatus and REG_DWORD to 0x00000000 (0) for language bar showed on screen. REG_DWORD to 0x00000004 (4) for language bar in start menu bar. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\CTF\LangBar : ShowStatus and REG_DWORD to 0x00000000 (0) for language bar showed on screen. REG_DWORD to 0x00000004 (4) for language bar in start menu bar. This is only for the current user but I think if I remember about how to implement stuffs for eery user, copy the NTUSER.DAT to the new users place. I hope this helps.
  2. Thank you Astalavista for your quick response! Maybe if I hadn't made my question clearer I would like to add this to my question. I would like to know which method is faster in installing WindowsXP in the total time that it takes to install itself. Thanx again!
  3. Which method of installing the hotfixes on Windows XP systems are faster? 1. The /Integrate switch? 2. By installing through svcpack.inf? 3. By installing through GUIrunone? 4. e.t.c.. The title states about using the integrating method or the svcpack.inf method but I added #3 and #4 incase someone should mention it. But as it was said on GreenMachine's homepage, the guirunonce method was slower then svcpack.inf so i think #3 should be out of the question. Thanx!
  4. Thank you for your reply again Astalavista and firefoxthebomb. I would look at the comments and consider if I should buy the 2005 version or the upcoming 2006.
  5. Thank you for your response Astalavista! The NAV2002 that I use was inside NIS2002. Things after a while made my internet connection go to bye bye, but when I disable NIS, things go really fine. Right now, I use a different program for firewall. I know that the easiest way is to use the NIS because it is in one package but the firewall from it makes my life harder. Anyway, is there any difference between the NAV2002 and the NAV2005 or 2006 that is coming out? If there're any merits to buying the new one, would some one pls tell me about it?
  6. The question is as the topic says Hi All! I currently am still using Norton antivirus 2002. I was wondering if there was any merit over buying the newer Norton Antivirus 2005. Thank you in advance
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