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This doesnt really have anything to do with Unattended Windows XP Moved to Windows XP

You are able to set the computer name in the winnt.sif file of your XP CD. Looks like this: [UserData] ProductKey=XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX FullName="Jesus H. Christ" OrgName="Christianity" ComputerName=OMGWTFNULL As for IP's, i think newly installed computers get their IP's automatically by default, so if you have a server, you can set up DHCP, and just limit the scope to 20 ip numbers. That way when each of your clients boot, they get an IP number in order to which they boot.

The Wiggles have it hands down.

OMG WORMS!! I have a 6610 .. can you tell me where i can get it? (this isnt counted as warez is it? )

Why not just make your own poll ?

I use photoshop 7 to make mine aswell. The way i drop the colour resolution on my pictures, is to open/make your picture then select image --> mode --> index colour. Just have a fiddle with the options there, and make sure its 256 colours. Hope it helps!

btw, nice moustache

xcopy is the correct command. The syntax you are using is also correct. Are you sure there are files in the directory ? Also check the spelling of the path names. Its easy to make a typo

I just downloaded it, and i dont think that its all you hyped it up to be, but definatly has funky music

basically, the uxtheme.dll allows you to use themes that arent officially supported by microsoft, without using any other third party programs. By replacing your uxtheme.dll on your CD, it means you are able to load new themes in with your XP install.

Reminds me of the parking meter fairy from Jackass

I think the mst file can be executed in dos (from memory), so create a batch file, which logs the user in to the administrator account, executes the setup, and then logs out of the admin account. If you place the batch file on teh server with only execute permissions and create a shortcut on the desktop that links to this file, the user will have no way of viewing the administrator password etc. You can even make the batch file delete the shortcut link when setup has been completed.

If you have a look at the sticky thread that i created about editing your WINNTBBU.DLL, there is a link to download a program called Resource Tuner. Its trialware, but it does the job! Thread Link

Greetings and Salutations!

At the moment i've just started playing "Paper Mario", a N64 ROM

I knew that was an issue, and i have fixed it (i think) in the latest version (1.1a) What version are you using?

Nope. My program creates the winnt.sif Nephilim's program is run after windows has been installed (executed at the guirunonce stage) and allows you to select programs to install. After a certain amount of time (currently 12 hrs 10 mins, which is a very stupid amount of time which im trying to get him to change) it will install the defaults automatcially if no buttons are pressed. The program is exactly what you're looking for

I'm pretty sure its not as easy as that ceez. When users are created, so are registry enteries telling windows where thoes folders are and allowing the user to be logged in to. An alternate suggestion would be to write a simple batch file that you hold on the server, which adds your 20 users, and you just run the batch from each PC. The synstax you use to create a user in DOS is: To add them as a normal user net user "Freddy" /add To add them to a user group net localgroup "Administrators" "Freddy" /add

hehe thats stoopid

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I'd rather kill him with a cheesegrater to the genitals.

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That is exactly what Nephilim's program does.

I was using dreamweaver, and i still couldnt do it. But don't worry. I've found someone to help me do it