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For me, this one is better

Thank you Martin for your feedback. To be honnest, I think I prefer IPB's look, but I think I'd rather use vB's ACP

Thank you for your answer. How do you know that? Is it because you recognize the template or something else. I ask that because I am about to buy a vB forum but I find this one pretty.

Hello all, I was wondering with which type of forum MSFN was made... Is it vBulletin, IPB, or an other one ? And which version is it ?

[quote name='jdoe' post='226036' date='Nov 25 2004, 09:31 AM'][b]Disabling Windows File Protection Permanently.[/b] I made an hacked SFC_OS.DLL for disabling WFP without any registry settings. You can replace the file from your Windows XP SP2 source files or follow this guide if you have already installed XP. 1) Rename the hacked SFC_OS.DLL to SFC_OS.DLL.HACK 2) Unchecked "Hide protected operating system files" from "Folder Options" 3) Copy SFC_OS.DLL.HACK to "%WINDIR%\system32\dllcache" 4) Copy SFC_OS.DLL.HACK to "%WINDIR%\system32" 5) Start Task Manager, select Processes tab, right-click on explorer.exe and select End Process 6) On Task Manager menu, select File / New Task(Run...) and browse to "%WINDIR%\system32\dllcache" 7) Rename SFC_OS.DLL to SFC_OS.DLL.BAK and rename SFC_OS.DLL.HACK to SFC_OS.DLL 8) Browse to "%WINDIR%\system32" 9) Rename SFC_OS.DLL to SFC_OS.DLL.BAK and rename SFC_OS.DLL.HACK to SFC_OS.DLL If windows appears select "Cancel" and on Task Manager menu, select Shutdown / Restart That's it. For re-enabling I think it's obvious. [url="http://www3.sympatico.ca/lazimute/xpcr_en/SFC_OS.DL_"]English SP2 SFC_OS.DL_[/url] [url="http://www3.sympatico.ca/lazimute/xpcr_fr/SFC_OS.DL_"]French SP2 SFC_OS.DL_[/url][/quote] Hello jdoe, It would be easier for me to speak to you in french, but some people here may not appreciate... and they would be right. The file you propose here to download is SFC_OS.DL_ which goes in I386 folder previously to an installation. Your (clear) explanation above deals with SFC_OS.DLL which takes place in System32 and dllcache folders after an installation. Does theat mean the two files are exactly same (except their name), or is the first one may changed during the installation (name AND core) ? In that case... what to do for an already done installation ? Thank you for your help (you or anybody else who understand everything about this )

Hello all, I'd like to know if it is possible, after the new install, to easily go back to d:\documents and settings\administrator instead of d:\documents and settings\administrator.computername Is it possible to rename administrator.computername by administrator ? And so on for all the other users.