[longhorn using unix kernel?]

Since microsoft has licenced unix technologies from SCO, do you think

that it's possible that the rumours of longhorn running on a unix based

kernel is true? Or is it just a move to crush linux in the open-licence

form that it is?

Because they want to be less secure? This is more ridiculous than Linus working for MS.

Exactly.

Why would the do that?

1) They wouldn't give up the Windows kernal... Bad Press...

2) They are pretty far with the Server 2003 base -- Why start over again?

[Your Video Card Or Drivers Are Not Compatible]

I have a change to make to my post ---

Here is the old version:

If you have had the problem of MCE2004 or MCE2005 where you get the above error (or something like it; I don't remember the exact message" and are not able to play DVDs or Videos, here is how you fix it.

1. Make sure you have the .Net Framework 1.1 or 2.0 BETA. Then download the SDK for your version. They can all be download from The Microsoft Download Center

2. Copy ehshell.exe (in the %windir%\ehome) directory to a tempory location.

3. In C:\Program Files\Microsoft.NET\SDK\(either v1.1 or v2.0)\bin folder (or wherever you installed the SDK), open ildasm.exe.

4. Click File>Open and open ehshell.exe in your temporary directory.

5. Click File>Dump. Check only Dump IL code and Expand try/catch. Click OK. Once that process is finished, close ildasm.exe.

6. Open Notepad. Browse to your the temp directory that ehshell is, and you should see two new files, ehshell.il and ehshell.res. Open ehshell.il. This may take a while, depending on the power of your computer.

7. Search for the string get_UsableVideoMemory in the file. Just below that, you should see the value 0x2000000. Change that to 0x1000000. Save the file and close notepad.

8. Go to your temp directory, and delete the copy of ehshell.exe that you have.

9. Using the Open Command Window Here powertoy, open Command Prompt to your tempory directory. Type "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\(v1.1.4322 or v2.0.40607)" \ilasm /resource:ehshell.res /exe ehshell.il and press enter. If this process fails, download a new version of ehshell.res Here, and replace the old version with this version.

10. Start Safe Mode

11. Backup your old ehshell.exe in the ehome directory to a different folder.

12. Copy and paste the new ehshell.exe from your temp directory to the ehome directory, replacing the old version (MAKE SURE YOUR OLD VERSION IS BACKED UP!!!!!).

13. Boot the computer again normally.

14. Start Command Prompt at the ehome directory.

15. "C:\Program Files\Microsoft .NET\FrameworkSDK\(v1.1 or v2.0)\bin\sn -Vr ehshell.exe

Now You Should have a completely working version of Media Center 2004 or 2005!

Here is the new version:

If you have had the problem of MCE2004 or MCE2005 where you get the above error (or something like it; I don't remember the exact message" and are not able to play DVDs or Videos, here is how you fix it.

1. Make sure you have the .Net Framework 1.1 or 2.0 BETA. Then download the SDK for your version. They can all be download from The Microsoft Download Center

2. Copy ehshell.exe (in the %windir%\ehome) directory to a tempory location.

3. In C:\Program Files\Microsoft.NET\SDK\(either v1.1 or v2.0)\bin folder (or wherever you installed the SDK), open ildasm.exe.

4. Click File>Open and open ehshell.exe in your temporary directory.

5. Click File>Dump. Check only Dump IL code and Expand try/catch. Click OK. Once that process is finished, close ildasm.exe.

6. Open Notepad. Browse to your the temp directory that ehshell is, and you should see two new files, ehshell.il and ehshell.res. Open ehshell.il. This may take a while, depending on the power of your computer.

7. Search for the string get_UsableVideoMemory in the file. Just below that, you should see the value 0x2000000. Change that to 0x1000000. Save the file and close notepad.

8. Go to your temp directory, and delete the copy of ehshell.exe that you have.

9. Using the Open Command Window Here powertoy, open Command Prompt to your tempory directory. Type "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\(v1.1.4322 or v2.0.40607 or v2.0.50215)\ilasm.exe" /resource:ehshell.res /exe ehshell.il and press enter. If this process fails, download a new version of ehshell.res here, and replace the old version with this version.

10. Start Safe Mode

11. Backup your old ehshell.exe in the ehome directory to a different folder.

12. Copy and paste the new ehshell.exe from your temp directory to the ehome directory, replacing the old version (MAKE SURE YOUR OLD VERSION IS BACKED UP!!!!!).

13. Boot the computer again normally.

14. Start Command Prompt at the ehome directory.

Now You Should have a completely working version of Media Center 2004 or 2005!

You still must go to the old post if you need to download the nwe .res file.

[Problems installing xp media center]

Two things...

1.

You CAN NOT upgrade from Pro or Home to MCE.

It must be a clean install of MCE...

Yes You can, I do it all the time w/o any reg entry. And, yes, it is a legal copy, I can activate, my product key is just fine, and my sticker is also.

2. Are you sure this is a LEGAL copy you are using? Illegal copies usually have bugs implanted in them on purpose.

[Where can i get longhorn]

READ THE RULES!!!! NO WAREZ!!!!!

[What city are you living now? (North America only)]

About 15 miles away from Austin, in Lakeway (pop. ~8200). But, I consider myself an Austinite. Keep Austin Wierd!

[How Many Times U Format Ur Pc]

~Once Every Two Months

[Your Video Card Or Drivers Are Not Compatible]

What if you have a MCE laptop???

[Your Video Card Or Drivers Are Not Compatible]

This guide will only help if your video card has memory of between 16 and 32 megabytes. The video requirments are actually more tham 32 (33 or more) mb of ram. This makes it 16 (or should). Although this is most cases with Media Center Video, there are still other ways to make this happen.

[Stack Overflow At Line: 80?]

A few weeks ago, I started recieving the error message:

Stack overflow at line: 80

In Internet Explorer. This only occured on one web site: winsupersite.com

It did nothing but was annoying. I reformated my HD and reinstalled Windows XP (for other reasons). Now, as of a few minutes ago, I started recieving the same error message on this website. Does anyone know what it means and how to make it go away?

I attached a screanshot of the error.

I am running Windows XP MCE2004 with SP2 and am using IE6.

soal80.bmp

[Xp Firewall]

Windows Firewall is just as good as any other software firewall. That doesn't mean that it is as good as a hardware firewall, but if you are looking for a good software firewall, this one is free.

[Cd Key]

Will an MCE2004 CD key work on MCE2005 during installation?

[Wireless Networking Key Index Disaster? :/]

Usually with those errors, the best fix is to reinstall Windows.

[Mce On One Cd]

Copy the first CD to the HD, and then copy the second CD to the same directory. It will be larger than 700 megabytes, so you must put it on a DVD. If you do not have a DVD burner, you are out of luck.

[No video playback with MCE 2005]

I just started a new post about that issue.

[Your Video Card Or Drivers Are Not Compatible]

If you have had the problem of MCE2004 or MCE2005 where you get the above error (or something like it; I don't remember the exact message" and are not able to play DVDs or Videos, here is how you fix it.

1. Make sure you have the .Net Framework 1.1 or 2.0 BETA. Then download the SDK for your version. They can all be download from The Microsoft Download Center

2. Copy ehshell.exe (in the %windir%\ehome) directory to a tempory location.

3. In C:\Program Files\Microsoft.NET\SDK\(either v1.1 or v2.0)\bin folder (or wherever you installed the SDK), open ildasm.exe.

4. Click File>Open and open ehshell.exe in your temporary directory.

5. Click File>Dump. Check only Dump IL code and Expand try/catch. Click OK. Once that process is finished, close ildasm.exe.

6. Open Notepad. Browse to your the temp directory that ehshell is, and you should see two new files, ehshell.il and ehshell.res. Open ehshell.il. This may take a while, depending on the power of your computer.

7. Search for the string get_UsableVideoMemory in the file. Just below that, you should see the value 0x2000000. Change that to 0x1000000. Save the file and close notepad.

8. Go to your temp directory, and delete the copy of ehshell.exe that you have.

9. Using the Open Command Window Here powertoy, open Command Prompt to your tempory directory. Type "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\(v1.1.4322 or v2.0.40607)" \ilasm /resource:ehshell.res /exe ehshell.il and press enter. If this process fails, download a new version of ehshell.res Here, and replace the old version with this version.

10. Start Safe Mode

11. Backup your old ehshell.exe in the ehome directory to a different folder.

12. Copy and paste the new ehshell.exe from your temp directory to the ehome directory, replacing the old version (MAKE SURE YOUR OLD VERSION IS BACKED UP!!!!!).

13. Boot the computer again normally.

14. Start Command Prompt at the ehome directory.

15. "C:\Program Files\Microsoft .NET\FrameworkSDK\(v1.1 or v2.0)\bin\sn -Vr ehshell.exe

Now You Should have a completely working version of Media Center 2004 or 2005!

[Windows Activations On Xp Home]

Try slipstreaming SP2 with the CD (http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_sp2_slipstream.asp or http://unattended.msfn.org/beginner/slipstream.htm)

Then burn a new CD/DVD and perform a clean install (reformat the HD) You product key/license will still be legal and will work.

[Do You Already Have "longhorn"?]

Do You already have a copy of Longhorn (any build)?

Note: This is not a request and I do not support illagel warez leaking of Longhorn.

[Keep Austin Wierd]

Greetings from Will H. in Austin, Texas. KEEP AUSTIN WIERD!!!