gunsmokingman

The rating system is not working correct on Win 7 New Computer My Quad Core at 2.5 and 8 GB Ram it gets a 2 on Win 7 Old Computer My Single Core P4 at 2.5 and 2 GB Ram it gets a 3.4 Win 7

This VBS script is for the shortcuts only, I have tested this on Win7 and it works. Save As CleanUpShortCuts.vbs

Here try this vbs script and see if it what you want it to do. Save As MakeDummy.vbs

Perhaps this Link might help.

You must be the only one with this problem, I have seen no evidence of this on both my computers. You might have some other problem perhaps a virus or some other malware maybe a bad driver or a poorly written program might be causing the slow down you are having. On Vista doing my normal every day stuff on my old computer I average around 2 to 4 percent CPU usage. On my new computer doing the same thing it 0 to 3 pecent CPU usage.

This will not apply the luna theme, it is still drag and drop.

This is what was causing the mistake Should be this Re-writen Code tested

Here just fill in the required theme path and name and it should work.

I ran the script and it works fine when I added Dim MyTheme :MyTheme = oShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%SystemRoot%\Resources\Themes\GsmGrey.Theme") I do not know how to pass a varible from cmd promt to vbs script. Here is a vbs script all you have to do is drag a theme file on to it.

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I guess maybe the art of reading is really lost to you. Maybe you should have your eyes check I posted a reply to your question. Man you got to stop smoking what ever it is, you are starting to show the classic signs of paranoid delusions. Here is a large image of my desktop 1680x1050 x 2 I have my second desktop on my 40 inch flat screen. In this image I have 82 process run streaming media on a little hta player I made, my average CPU cycle is 1 to 3 percent. This show both sides of my desktop and it a large image My Desktop

I just wanted to repeat what I said before, what are you and Pete Guttman smoking. The only time my older machine get near 100% cpu processing is when I load UT 2004 and that lasts only a couple of seconds. Here is a print screen on Vista on my newer computer, I have 82 process and 0 percent CPU usage. From what you said my cpu`s should be at a 100 percent. I would assume that Harddrives would use some of that 95% left. Or the cooling fan on the CPU and the fan in the power supply would also use electricity. What about your video card it uses electricity. I agree with cluberti

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Can you please tell me what you and this guy are smoking, it seems to alter reality for you and him. I have never had my machine reboot like you decribe, or have had any of Vista security systems shut down. Yes I download lots of movies and other things. On my test machine a P4 at 2.6 and 1 gig of ram x86 Vista SP2 preforms ok for me, it seems to be faster then x86 Vista SP1 and SP2 uses a little less ram. On my main machine A Quad Core P4 at 2.5 and 8 gigs of ram I use X64 Vista SP1 and this machine is very fast. To the original poster if you have enough ram then go for the x64, I have been happy using Vista x64

The script will only match one baseboard at a time. If you wanted to match multiple boards then you would need another Array that would hold a list of computer you would want to connect to then compare the Array of the Baseboards.

The Array hold a list of MB I used mine the one you posted and 2 Made Up Ones It Then Starts The WMI Querry and Then Anther Loop To Compares Strings From The StrItem Array This is to check if the querry came back with a result. It checks the lengh of StrReults if it over 1 character then it will produce Found This Match And The Match Object. The Else means StrResult came back with less then 1 character, or No Match was found in the Array.

Perhaps try this script.

If you want to try a VBS script to go threw the sub folders and only run the install.cmd in the sub folders Save As Install.vbs

If you want to try a VBS script for your Reg, this is using the values you provided. Save As CustomTheme.vbs

Just set the target and source to what you need.

If you want to copy and have a diplay on it progress then something like this would be better. This will copy the source folder and all of it contents, with a diplay of progress.

To install XP from your HD or partition and have the OEM folder work, you have to place the OEM folder inside the i386 folder. The cmd script inside your source folder The Cmd outside of the source folder

If you dont want to use 3rd party apps for something as simple as adding something to Quick Launch folder, here is a VBS script that adds Cmd Promt to the Quick Launch folder. Save As AddCmd_QLaunch.vbs

Here try this, you might have to adjust the paths.