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i use a utility that kills noisy javascripts so I do not have any problems I hate popups I hate advertisements that popup even more

oops yeah I meant sr.inf Ok so when I place it into my batch file it should run without prompting for the CD\I386 since the files have been placed into the \I386 folder on the CD right? so my path would be like this X = CD Rom drive letter x:\I386 <- where I placed the system restore files x:\$oem$\$1\install\SystemRestore\sr.inf I will run x:\$oem$\$1\install\SystemRestore.cmd -------contents of systemrestore.cmd--------- Echo Please wait while Windows System Restore is installed... Echo. Echo Installing System Restore registry entries REGEDIT /S %systemdrive%\install\SystemRestore\SystemRestore.reg Echo. Echo Please wait while Windows runs the System Retore setup routine. Echo. %SystemRoot%\System32\rundll32.exe setupapi,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 132 %systemdrive%\install\SystemRestore\sr.inf Exit --------end of contents------------------------ Now since this is all good one last question How do I prevent it from prompting for a reboot?

OK guys here is what I would like to do. I would like to intergrate the installation of the system restore ustility into my Windows 2003 Server CD 1. I have copied all of the files to the x:\i386 folder I want to know how do I get winnt.sif to run the sr.sif file during the installation of Win 2K3 I am thinking that you just paste the contents of the sr.sif file into the Winnt.sif file before your batch files

OGL has to be installed with your card's drivers all of my OGL games work just fine.

the only real concern I have about this new OS is the amount of control that other people will have over your PC digital rights management changing settings that MS does not want you to change (settings that you change but they reset upon restart) I am really not happy about any senario that does not allow me to have 100% control over every item on my PC

you can go into the registry and change your version to workstation and that will allow you to install your A/V software...

it boots up faster than XP does on the same hardware.

did you add anything to your OS from any other OS like system restore from XP?

if you read the guide available it should have only taken about 30 mins tops to reconfigure the OS to act as a workstation.

Windows NT could very easily support DX 6 or above but MS knew at the time they quit developing DX for NT 4 that they were going to phase out support for it. There are some people that DO run a hacked DX version on NT4