Camarade_Tux

While I agree this is not normal, I have to reply to this: In Vista, this service is a delayed service : it starts after the computer has fully booted.

What about AutoHotKey scripts ? (and AHK handles AutoItv2 scripts )

It's somewhere in the left bar.

On my computer, I received: -SENS dependent on COM+, maybe because of nlite use -WZCSVC dependent on ndisuio, same : microsoft services with stock settings (but I dont' know how being a driver influences this) I guess you know Dhcp is dependent on NetBT, which creates a lag when you remove (or at least disable?) NetBT with nlite. Fast no non-microsoft services use the DependOnService key. So everything retrieved here concerns MS services. And as far as I've understood, Manual mode is not designed for such cases : it is for the case the user on himself would want to do a "net start", not for apps to launch their own services. Source :

Hi everybody, I've just coded a small AHK script to speedup windows startup. Sometimes windows lags at startup : CPU and HDs are both idle but windows is not started yet. The cause is often a service that is dependant on another which has been set to manual/disabled start. Such dependencies are listed in the registry but there are just too many services to check all of them by hand. My script does nothing on itself : it just displays a message telling "such service is set to start automatically but is dependent upon such other service that is disabled". Then it's up to the user to do the changes. There are two reasons for this : 1) I'm sure there will never be any damage caused by my script, 2) I'm lazy To change a service startup mode, open regedit, go to SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services, select the key with the name that was not between parenthesis (this one is used in services.msc not regedit). In regedit, there are much more services listed than in services.msc. This is because some drivers are included too and services.msc does not lists all services on purpose. The code is really simple: Auto=0 Manual=0 Disabled=0 Loop HKLM, SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services, 2, 0 { RegRead DependOnService, HKLM, SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\%A_LoopRegName%, DependOnService RegRead Own_Start, HKLM, SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\%A_LoopRegName%, Start Own_Name := A_LoopRegName RegRead Own_Cute_Name, HKLM, SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\%A_LoopRegName%, DisplayName Loop Parse, DependOnService, `n { RegRead Dependency_Start, HKLM, SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\%A_LoopField%, Start Dependency_Name := A_LoopField RegRead Dependency_Cute_Name, HKLM, SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\%A_LoopField%, DisplayName if (Dependency_Start="2") Auto++ if (Dependency_Start="3") { Manual++ if (Own_Start="2") MsgBox, ( The %Own_Name% (%Own_Cute_Name%) service which is set to start automatically depends on %Dependency_Name% (%Dependency_Cute_Name%)`r but this service is set to start manually. ) } if (Dependency_Start="4") { Disabled++ if (Own_Start="2") MsgBox, ( The %Own_Name% (%Own_Cute_Name%) service which is set to start automatically depends on %Dependency_Name% (%Dependency_Cute_Name%)`r but this service is set to never start. ) if (Own_Start="3") MsgBox, ( The %Own_Name% (%Own_Cute_Name%) service which is set to start manually depends on %Dependency_Name% (%Dependency_Cute_Name%)`r but this service is set to never start. ) } } } MsgBox Auto : %Auto%`rManual : %Manual%`rDisabled : %Disabled% ExitApp You can copy-past this in a text file and drag-and-drop it over AutoHotKey.exe or get the attached file. Last, could you run the script even if you don't have such lags and post the results here ? Make the message box active and hit Ctrl+C I'm curious about some MS mistakes. PS : if you copied-pasted the code and it doesn't work, get the attached file; I made some modifications inside the codebox so that it doesn't destroy the topic layout (continuation sections). SrvDependency.7z

You're probably slipstreaming a win2k/2k3/XPSP1-fix. Check the versions. And... for integration using batch scripts... hfslip.

As LLXX said, you need ntkrnlmp.exe. Search for it in SYSTEM32. If it is not present, extract if from service pack2 (or SP1). The file you'll get (*.ex_) is itself compressed, any file archiver can extract it. And as far as I'm concerned, I just realized two of my kernels were missing...

Looking nice except that the bar on the right is a bit too high for my screen (1280x800). As a comment for the naro network, I think it lacks descriptions, screenshots, examples. I know this is wip but all I have now is application names. And if this can already be found on the site, you definitely need to make it more visible.

Working as expected, thanks.

The main question is : "are the missing files always the sames or are they random" ? Also, as jkey said : what SP does your source have ? have you first slipstreamed SP2 ?

Autohotkey.com

Before deleting it, try Start -> Run -> regsvr32 /u tpgtrypr.dll It may help delete it. And we find suspect because -they have random names -are in WINDOWS or SYSTEM32 but are not usual entries (experience) -if you browse to them in explorer and take their properties, they don't have any : no author, no detail, nothing which is never the case with MS files and rarely the case with other legit files

It seems the PM I send are not saved anymore so I can't read them again once they've been sent. I feel like there's an option but, -they were save before -I couldn't find such an option

I think it comes from the speakers; you need 5.1 at least.

MPlayer -dump

The scary part is it looks like Blaster.

I can't answer your question but you should remove your mail or encode it, like omutoz \at| gmail{.cm} Just a mean to avoid spam.

No such problem with IE7. @xper, I see. Thanks. Can you post me some topics (links) with missing attachments or docs? I did rebuild everthing in the last few hours and want to see if something missing. http://msfn.org/board/index.php?act=ST&f=70&t=89276 There was an attachment in the first post. And benners just reuploaded the other one. I've encountered the same thing with attchments in some topics started by Dels and Delprat.

You can find it by hand. Download the update, use UniExtract to extract it, open the inf in notepad. And you can also not find it. Try to add this to your registry: HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components\{5056b317-8d4c-43ee-8543-b9d1e234b8f4}","IsInstalled",0x10001,01,00,00,00 HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components\{5056b317-8d4c-43ee-8543-b9d1e234b8f4}","Version",,"6,0,88,0" HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components\{5056b317-8d4c-43ee-8543-b9d1e234b8f4}","ComponentID",,"KB923789"

No more. Too little gain, too high risk. In fact, my computer is very clean since I have all the softwares I need (see my sig) and I use VMs; I really don't need reg cleaners.

WU uses the Automatic Update service which is started with the following command: C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k netsvcs Here you go.

No such problem with IE7. @xper, I see. Thanks.

I'm sure tons of attachments disappeared. Hundreds of member-created apps are not available anymore! The attached file is a test. edit : and I am under the impression there was some posts after LLXX's one. readme.txt

Use regedit /s mpc.reg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARP_spoofing That's all I can tell ATM.