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  1. likuidkewl
    Check out this article: Configuring a FreeBSD Access Point for your Wireless Network
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    Yes the ones based on the Devils 0wn, you all remember the dreaded fck** key, this is what the first program was based on and those are the ones with the 64* PID's. Now Microsoft is supposedly going to block these because they don't issue keys that generate them, or that was the origonal intention of the SP2 PID checking. As to if they will keep it, highly doubtful due to all the issues related to it. So I guess we will have to wait and see.
  3. likuidkewl
    Try this on for size, any keys made by the devils own files and/or Keygen will not work. Hope this clears it up.
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    Any else useing LH's PE from 4074 and finding that it has no support for a mouse, and if so have you been able to correct this issue, I have just startred this project so I have no clues as to why not, although might have something to do with me forgeting to run factory -winpe at start. If this is against the rules, feel free to remove it.
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    excerpt: Another Source: http://home.hamptonroads.com/stories/story...0381&ran=153297
  6. likuidkewl
    Remove your "legal" product key from your file. And the batch file is so you can use Winnt32.exe to upgrade or do a clean install from inside windows, etc.
  7. likuidkewl
    You have to point the winnt32.exe at the unattended file, you can do this with a simple batch file.
  8. likuidkewl
    That was funny, I can't believe he didn't know what it was!
  9. likuidkewl
    I remembered a post at the MS OEM newsgroup pages and went back and looked, the link to the newsgroups is pinned at the top of the PE forum.
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    Also most OEM's use a Program like Symantec Ghost, Powerquest drive image(now Symantec), etc.
  11. likuidkewl
    I have found that if you use a a program called getcd.exe, say called from a batchfile that it makes this X:, any other time it has been the next available drive letter.
  12. likuidkewl
    diskpart can utilize this by using the ID = 12 example.txt Select disk 0 Clean Create partition primary size = 1435 ID = 12 assign letter = z Create partition primary size = 20480 active assign letter = C create partition extended create partition logical assign letter = D Exit hth
  13. likuidkewl
    Just out of curiosity did you use a VM or an actual cd?
  14. likuidkewl
    Is your HD formatted? If not use this Diskpart script and CMD. Partition.txt SEL DIS 0 CLEAN CRE PAR PRI ACT ASSIGN LETTER C ExitDiskpart.cmd ECHO.ECHO Launching Diskpart tool...ECHO.@ ECHO OFF%SYSTEMDRIVE%\I386\system32\Diskpart.exe /s %SYSTEMDRIVE%\SCRIPTS\partition.txtECHO.ECHO Now Formatting Partition...format C: /fs:ntfs /v:(MAIN_DRIVE) /yOfcoarse modify then for your disk(s), and file structures.
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    Yeah tried that too, still nothing.
  16. likuidkewl
    <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>WinPE Recovery and Install disc</TITLE> <HTA:APPLICATION ID="oApp" WINDOWSTATE="Normal" BORDER="none" INNERBORDER="Yes" SHOWINTASKBAR="yes" SCROLL="No" APPLICATIONNAME="WinPE Recovery Console" NAVIGABLE="yes"> <style type="text/css"> TD {font-size:8pt} input {font-size:8pt} H5 {font-size:10pt; font-style:bold} </style> </HEAD> <BODY BGCOLOR="#000066"> <FONT COLOR="000000" FACE="times"> <H2><Center>Welcome to the WinPE Installation and Recovery CD.</Center></H2> <Center>Designed by Likuidkewl</Center> <script id=clientEventHandlersVBS language=vbscript> Dim WshShell : Set WSHShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") Dim WshNetwork : Set WshNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network") Dim Fso : Set Fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") sub window_onload() window.resizeto 450, 400 window.moveTo 112, 84 window.document.body.background = "file:///"+ _ WshShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%SystemRoot%") + _ "\Scripts\installbg.bmp" end sub sub Diskpart_onclick() WshShell.Run "%systemdrive%\Scripts\DiskPart.cmd" end Sub sub explorer_onclick() WshShell.Run "%systemdrive%\Scripts\explorer.vbs" end Sub sub Notepad_onclick() WshShell.Run "%systemdrive%\Scripts\notepad.vbs" end Sub sub Readme_onclick() WshShell.Run "%systemdrive%\Scripts\Readme.vbs" end Sub sub run_onclick() WshShell.Run "%systemdrive%\Scripts\run.vbs" end Sub sub run_onclick() WshShell.Run "%systemdrive%\Scripts\pro.vbs" end Sub sub run_onclick() WshShell.Run "%systemdrive%\Scripts\home.vbs" end Sub sub reboot_onclick() WshShell.Run "%systemdrive%\Scripts\reboot.vbs" end Sub sub shutdown_onclick() WshShell.Run "%systemdrive%\Scripts\shutdown.vbs" end Sub </script> <BR></BR> <Table> <table align="Center" cellspacing="0" width="75%"> <TR> <TD align=Left><INPUT Type="Button" ID="Readme" Value="Readme"> View the Readme</TD> </TR> <TR><TD align=Left><INPUT Type="Button" ID="Diskpart" Value="Diskpart"> !WARNING! see Readme</TD> </TR> <TR><TD align=Left><INPUT Type="Button" ID="Explorer" Value="Explorer"> Browse the hard drive</TD></TR> </TR> <TR><TD align=Left><INPUT Type="Button" ID="Run" Value="Open Run"> Open the run box</TD></TR> </TR> <TR><TD align=Left><INPUT Type="Button" ID="Notepad" Value="Notepad"> Edit scripts</TD></TR> </TR> <TR><TD align=Left><INPUT Type="Button" ID="Pro" Value="XP Prof"> Install Windows XP</TD></TR> </TR> <TR><TD align=Left><INPUT Type="Button" ID="Home" Value="XP Home"> Install Windows XP</TD></TR> </TR> <TR><TD align=Left><BUTTON onclick="self.close()"> Exit</BUTTON> Back to command prompt</TD></TR> <TR><TD align=right><INPUT Type="Button" ID="reboot" Value="Reboot"></align></TD></TR> <TR><TD align=right><INPUT Type="Button" ID="shutdown" Value="Shutdown"></TD></TR> </Table> </BODY> </HTML>
  17. likuidkewl
    Thought this fixed it but it didn't <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>WinPE Recovery and Install disc</TITLE> <HTA:APPLICATION ID="oApp" WINDOWSTATE="Normal" BORDER="none" INNERBORDER="Yes" SHOWINTASKBAR="yes" SCROLL="No" APPLICATIONNAME="WinPE Recovery Console" NAVIGABLE="yes"> <style type="text/css"> TD {font-size:8pt} input {font-size:8pt} H5 {font-size:10pt; font-style:bold} </style> </HEAD> <BODY BGCOLOR="#000066"> <FONT COLOR="000000" FACE="times"> <H2><Center>Welcome to the WinPE Installation and Recovery CD.</Center></H2> <Center>Designed by Likuidkewl</Center> <script id=clientEventHandlersVBS language=vbscript> Dim WshShell : Set WSHShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") Dim WshNetwork : Set WshNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network") Dim Fso : Set Fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") sub window_onload() window.resizeto 450, 400 window.moveTo 112, 84 window.document.body.background = "file:///"+ _ WshShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%SystemRoot%") + _ "\Scripts\installbg.bmp" end sub sub Diskpart_onclick() WshShell.Run "%systemdrive%\Scripts\DiskPart.cmd" end Sub The whole code is not posted, due to the nature of the question asked, but if anyone wants to see it, I can post it.
  18. likuidkewl
    I am trying to get a .bmp to be the background of a .HTA file in windowsPE and it is just not working. I am wondering if anyone knows a way to make this work. I don't want to have to add explorer and IE to make this work either, so if anyone knows of a way please feel free. Here is the begining of the .hta file <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>WinPE Recovery and Install disc</TITLE> <HTA:APPLICATION ID="oApp" WINDOWSTATE="Normal" BORDER="none" INNERBORDER="Yes" SHOWINTASKBAR="yes" SCROLL="No" APPLICATIONNAME="WinPE Recovery Console" NAVIGABLE="yes"> <style type="text/css"> TD {font-size:8pt} input {font-size:8pt} H5 {font-size:10pt; font-style:bold} </style> </HEAD> <BODY BGCOLOR="000000"> <BODY BACKGROUND="file:///%systemdrive%\i386\system32\InstallBG.bmp"> <FONT COLOR="White" FACE="times"> <H2><Center>Welcome to the WinPE Installation and Recovery CD.</Center></H2> <Center>Designed by Likuidkewl</Center> <script language="VBscript"> Dim WshShell : Set WSHShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") Dim WshNetwork : Set WshNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network") Dim Fso : Set Fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") sub window_onload() window.resizeto 640, 480 window.moveTo 112, 84 end sub
  19. likuidkewl
    Yes you just make the folder and not the ISO, then you can add all of your files to the folder in the locations you specify and then use OScdimg with the -b of efsboot.com, or what ever.
  20. likuidkewl
    In response to having to have a hd formatted, you cold post a tooltip that pops up and tells the person that they need one, and if it is run i WinPE you can use diskpart.exe and a batch file to launch it. Diskpart.txt DISKPART SEL DIS 0 CLEAN CRE PAR PRI ACT ASSIGN LETTER CEXITRemember to modify your files for your setup, i.e. your HD and partition sizes this will just clean the whole thing. CallDiskpart.bat %SYSTEMDRIVE%\I386\system32\Diskpart.exe /s Diskpart.txtTo format the drive use this: format C: /fs:ntfs /v:(volume_label) /q /y
  21. likuidkewl
    Maybe but I highly doubt it.
  22. likuidkewl
    If you are worried about your files just create a new partiton and then back them up, but you will not be able to get rid of a slipstream without a fresh install. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
  23. likuidkewl
    lol Random thoughts are great!
  24. likuidkewl
    Or if you have access to Windows Preinstallation Environment you can use this program in this thread, http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=19037 , there are many ways of having this run from WinPE, mainly I use a HTA file that loads at start time, tools etc. are listed and this little program, or you could if you like edit your setupreg.hiv and change the setup keys from CMD.exe to installFLY.exe. But alas just a thought.
  25. likuidkewl
    I too had this problem with HP. But you can use a XP home OEM cd, as that is what your CD-key is good for.
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