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Go to the start menu. Type task scheduler and press enter. Press continue on the UAC popup. In the left pane of task scheduler, underneath Task Scheduler Local, right-click on Task Scheduler Library. In the view submenu, make sure the Show Hidden Tasks option is checked. Widen the name column in the center pane. The hidden task that is likely at fault has a name that starts with User_Feed_Synchronization followed by a dash and a bunch of digits inside a curly brace. Select the scheduled task in the middle pane by clicking on its name. To verify that this task is creating all those taskeng.exe processes, select the History tab in the middle pane near the middle of the screen. If you expand out the Level and Date and Time Columns, you should see a bunch of errors and date and times that are 5 minutes apart. If that's the case, then this task is the problem. On the rightmost pane of the task scheduler, select Disable. There may be more than one scheduled task like this (relating to feeds), so you'd need to disable any or all that were causing problems.

@ awergh - That card does not come in a "slim" model. We are talking about cards that are half the normal height not width. (or the other way around, whichever way you look at it.) He needs a slim profile card because he has a small tower.

Since your so sure it is legal will you kindly provide a mirror for the rest of us to download from? Not a torrent either. Quote from Cluberti (Senior Supervisor...) http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...st&p=834266

It is warez because MS never released it to the public. What you aren't getting is that helping you with it is against the forum rules and can also get MSFN in trouble...

I didn't say it was cracked I said it was warez. Did you download it from MS or a legitimate distributer? No? Then it is warez!

Everbody does realize v7022 is actually warez right? It was an internal build ONLY. It just got leaked onto the internet...

I doubt it. Remember you have to get a "Slim" graphics card to have it fit in there. Do you have a link to the one you are looking at? Maybe it just might work = http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList....e=Low%20Profile Here is a bunch of low profile cards for you to look at.

@ patchworks = Did you post in the worng thread? What does that have to do with WPI? All = I am testing the bat file more will post results inna bit.

CLS?? never heard of that one. Will add it in. %~dp0 ---> direct path, it's just an internal command to start form "Here" Your right about the WPIc idea will change that too Says right in the changelog why the regfile was removed...

As for the icons that would take some pretty heavy modifications. The option though is Here!

#1 Burn what disk? #2 What anti-virus are you using? #3 Have you run any spyware checks? #4 YELLING in topic titles WILL NOT get you help any faster, it just makes people mad.

that whole system is WAY wrong to run win98 2gigs ram is too much Geforce card will not have drivers I have run 98 on a core2duo I suggest using VMWare and just running 98 inside of your XP install

Very Good! Thank you it does help.

There is NO KNOWN solution!

Personally I like it.

Better call support then.

THE VISTA DVD! vLite is made to modify the DVD NOT the installation. You modify your Vista DVD and then install with the modified components.

Once you browse to your source dvd all will become clear...

You HAVE to browse to your Vista DVD first...

OK tooltip issue was there in IE6 and has NOT been fixed yet. (Dunno about this one) However I updated and fixed all of the other issues. As for the navigation part I will see but I dunno WPI has always been that way.

Updated.

OK for the install path and commandline the is and option in the general page to remove that. As for the other one I will look but I dunno yet give me a few. You are VERY welcome...

??Do they want just ONE not to show or all of them not to show in the installer? There is an option to make the commandlines not show during the installation.

You are missing the win51** CD ident files there are 3-4 of them and they reside at the root of your disk....

Considering 7022 was an internal build, NO no-one will post an .ini for you. That would be assisting with warez...