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MSFN is grey... Zero

Cool. Thanks. Any other thoughts, anyone? Zero

It'd be nice if you could be more specific as to the "look and feel". As for the content - I don't want a site just jam packed with endless lists of tweaks that aren't relevant or appeal to only a small group of people. Far too many sites out there are like that. Zero

What do you mean? Zero

Using DVD Shrink is not illegal, breaking CSS copyright protection is. Zero

Yep, I was convinced that tables are the way to go, instead of frames. I've changed it. http://www.elitegurus.com - all in tables now. I will be adding the 'Printable' link to all tips/tutorials/tweaks, great suggestion! Thanks. The color scheme is staying, not everyone will like it but enough people say that they like it. Anything else? Zero

Thanks for comments everyone. I'll consider making the iframe bigger but it seems OK to me. What are your screen resolutions set at? I know there are a lot more tweaks that could be added but I have seen far too many sites cluttered with tweaks; a lot of them being pointless or relevant to only a small group of people (tweakxp is a good example). The screenshots to accompany some of the guides is a good idea. I'll get on that. Zero

http://www.elitegurus.com What do y'all think? Zero

http://www.elitegurus.com Is it any good? Zero

Registry Mechanic. Zero

That's all of them.. I said I wanted to keep my drivers. Would you happen to know which directory the drivers are in? And what's svcpck.ini for? Why should I delete it? It would help if you explained your reasoning behind your suggestions rather than just throwing them out so that others can benefit more from your advice. Thanks for the reply, look forward to hearing back. Zero

I have a 'clean' copy of Windows that came with my Dell a couple years ago (Win XP SP1). I have tried installing it and using the product key from this machine but it says invalid key. Zero

Bump. Zero

Just got this in my email: So you were wrong un4given1 . Anybody know the answer to my question?? Zero

From what I read somewhere, the OEM version can't be upgraded? Zero

I kinda figured that one out. Anyone else know? Zero

What's the difference between OEM and Retail? Zero

Yeah it does, all the configuration options work fine in nLite. I haven't tested the installation disc per se but I did use nLite to create another XP cd and it looks/acts the same. The only difference is that it has directories such as: docs hp PRELOAD support TOOLS valueadd in the Remove Components section. I just want to know what each directory is, specifically, so I can make a decision as whether to remove them or not. I'll go ahead and ask for an OEM CD though, I didn't know I could do that. I asked them for a "Windows XP CD" and they sent me these recovery discs. I wanted an OEM CD in the first place. Is that what I should say? "I want an OEM CD you (insert creative phrase here)" ? Zero

Forgot to include that the program I'm using is nLite. Zero

Hi all. After many agonizing hours, I have finally gotten the Windows installer files out of the 6 "system recovery" cds that came with my Compaq. It's 3.3 gigs! Ha. Definitely'll need a DVD for that. Anyway, what I'd like to know is: how do I remove the files that initate the Windows Installer to create a partition of the HD for 'system recovery'. This is very annoying and unnecessary. I'd also like to know how to remove all the Compaq pre-installed applications. Everything else, I'll keep because it has all the drivers I need and everything. Anyone able to help me out? Thanks in advance, much appreciated. If you need more information, such as what directories are in the WinLite folder etc, just let me know. Zero