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You might've noticed that they're the specs for the upcoming consoles .

NVIDIA DID IT this time. For the first time in 3D computer graphic history, one of the companies managed to introduce a chip and to have it in retail on the same day. This is how CPU guys have been doing things for ages but the usual graphic suspects such as Nvidia and ATI never managed to do such a thing. We have to congratulate Nvidia as it was the first to do it. The UK overclockers, one of the UK's most famous online shops, will have a variety of Geforce 7800GTX on offer. The guys will have three to five different flavours of the card and will have them on Wednesday morning ready to ship. Full Story: http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=24072

my computer tecenology is very bad my mean:who do a setup iso... or system gho... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You can't just ghost an install and install it on completely different hardware . Thus far, the only way to install it is manually.

The guide doesn't mention anything about using software .

I think you delete a registry key named StartMenuOrder.

@51f What ISO?!?!? @suryad Did you check out the first post?

That's quite true. After all of the stripping of features MS has done, I can't name anything Longhorn will have except for some security improvements and a new GUI.

I forgot to mention, nvidiabeta.zip is only for those who has an Nvidia GFX card and the driver installed. To use it, download mindows.zip and replace the file in mindows.zip with nvidiabeta.zip. Also the file in nvidiabeta.zip results in a much more optimized version of Windows .

You could set your DLL icons to show the first icon in it. Then you could just copy over all of the files with an icon.

Maybe the Flash versions you had were incompatible with some of your hardware?

It will work on your computer, but, theoretically at half speed. But since you're buying an awfully slow card, you won't notice much of a performance decrease.

It's integrated with my Mindows project .

I think people stopped using it after they found that it infringed on other people's work .

I did never read the trial EULAs, but I'm sure you can't I can send you one or two, if you want bye <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I read it just to make sure Microsoft doesn't attempt to sneak in any spyware .

I'm assuming I have no need for a software firewall; my router blocks all attempted intrusions. At scan.sygate.com, I passed all of the test with stealth status. I also went to some other sites and they too reported me stealth.

I got DropMyRights to work, but is there any way to test that I actually have lower rights?

Will it work with Minlogon?

If you open up advapi32.dll using a resource editor and view the string tables, there should be an entry like this: STRINGTABLE LANGUAGE LANG_ENGLISH, SUBLANG_ENGLISH_US { 50001, "Disallowed" 50002, "Software will not run, regardless of the access rights of the user." 50003, "Untrusted" 50004, "Allows programs to execute with only access to resources granted to open well-known groups, blocking access Administrator and Power User privileges, and personally granted rights." 50005, "Restricted" 50006, "Software cannot access certain resources, such as cryptographic keys and credentials, regardless of the access rights of the user." 50007, "Basic User" 50008, "Allows programs to execute as a user that does not have Administrator or Power User access rights, but can still access resouces accessible by normal users." 50009, "Unrestricted" 50010, "Software access rights are determined by the access rights of the user." } Just curious what's it for and how to use it if anyone knows. Seems to me like it's some sort of user rights thing. If it is, then maybe Minlogon can support running programs with lower rights?

It is illegal to distribute Microsoft files, especially Windows XP, over the Internet unless it is a trial. Read through the guide in this topic to make your own slimmed down version of XP. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Trial? I happen to know how to make a trial Windows, so I'm guessing I can distribute a trial legally ?

If you mean how small it is on a USB device, I don't see why it shouldn't be the same size. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> because my Usb=hdd only have 128 MB <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You can boot from it...mine is 64MB and I can boot from mine . Actually I'm not too sure since I can only boot from the beta project.

@matthewk Are you sure that would work? Wouldn't the device just reset the MAC on reset? And I was under the assumption that he wanted the IP address changed, which is not the same as the MAC.

So what your saying is that a certain site IP banned you?

Patch your system next time!!! http://www.kaspersky.com/news?id=970183

If you mean how small it is on a USB device, I don't see why it shouldn't be the same size.

Dunno why so many people are complaining that you shouldn't game on a Server 2003. There is nothing wrong with the games. It's just the installers, which checks what version of Windows it is. That's why Doom 3 will install on XP-64, but not on Server 2003, even though they share the same code. If you don't get what I'm saying, take a look at my screenshot: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?act=At...pe=post&id=6989. I installed Server 2003, but somehow "converted" it to a regular XP Pro install, still using 2003 files.