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What is new in SP2? What can I trash?
and did you get an answer..dude For sheezy... my neezy.
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What is new in SP2? What can I trash?
Dude.. i asked that here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=23604
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SP2 - what to leave out now?
I'm using that already. So when i install from slipstreamed SP2, MS JVM isn't even installed? But if it is, of course i wanna have the latest version, even if i don't use it. I'm weird like that
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SP2 - what to leave out now?
Since SP2 is finished, i wonder what's included and thus can be deleted from the unattended CD which was based on SP1 + patches. I know SP2 includes WMP9, DirectX 9.0c and pretty much all the hotfixes. But what about things like js56nde.exe, vbs56nde.exe, msjavwu.exe? Are those also obsolete now?
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Colourful Maximised Batch's
Can someone take a screenshot?
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Registry Tweaks, Part-1
Those are easy: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced] "Hidden"=dword:00000001 "HideFileExt"=dword:00000000 "ShowSuperHidden"=dword:00000001
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Nero Registration
Thanks AaronXP. Something i noticed, maybe you want to update the guide with Diskeeper 8 and Norton Antivirus 2004.
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Nero Registration
Just curious if they changed anything, especially with the registration (haven't tried 6.x yet). But it sounds like it's the same?
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Nav 2004
If you can live with the german version, that one is activation-free.
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Nero Registration
Anyone tried unattended install of Nero 6?
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Qchain.exe - Greenmachine's Method
Why worthless? Not that i'd use qchain, but what makes you think there will be no more single hotfixes between the security rollup and SP2?
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Can someone help me with a simple guide to using
Haha, that must be the 20th or so!
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New batch file install
I agree, it's more of a philisophical question than anything else. But since the list of commands of MS-DOS vs. NT/XP are different in some respects, i think it's good to use .cmd when you write something for XP.
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New batch file install
Yes, of course.. but it's a matter of principle that .cmd should be used on NT based systems.
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New batch file install
By the way, XP has no DOS anymore. Thus, .bat is technically a wrong extension. Use .cmd instead.