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I will be on very little over the next couple of weeks as my monitor blew. I do have a laptop but it is getting pretty old and slow plus I cannot access any of my files on my main pc

are you trying to save it while you are running it from a cd? are you on vista? yes after you copy your cd files you add the wpi folder in the same dir as the i386 dir.

http://www.wpiw.net/The_Dark_Side/help.html And it has a manual built in.

THATS BECAUSE THE WEB ADDRESS CHANGED!!! Whats with the attitude??? http://wpiw.net/Royale_Blue/files.html

You need the newest one (found in this forum section) it has already been fixed it just hadn't made it into the latest XPize release.

Thats why it has not been released yet. I will not release it with flaws.

Thanks it works perfectly in a UA situation now! P.S. Might wanna update your site a bit

Ummm yeah just run the uninstaller and select ONLY the Bootscreen....

Ahhhhhhhhh thats your issue too. Windows does not recognize the au3 file normally therefore it cannot run it as it has no clue what to do. You must compile to an exe. $SF_1 = "registrymech.exe" Run($SF_1) If WinExists( $SF_1 ) Then Exit AutoItWinSetTitle ( $SF_1) WinWait("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Welcome to the Regis") If Not WinActive("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Welcome to the Regis") Then WinActivate("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Welcome to the Regis") WinWaitActive("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Welcome to the Regis") Send("{ALTDOWN}n{ALTUP}") WinWait("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Please read the foll") If Not WinActive("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Please read the foll") Then WinActivate("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Please read the foll") WinWaitActive("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Please read the foll") Send("{ALTDOWN}an{ALTUP}") WinWait("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Select Destination L") If Not WinActive("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Select Destination L") Then WinActivate("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Select Destination L") WinWaitActive("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Select Destination L") Send("{ALTDOWN}n{ALTUP}") WinWait("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Select Additional Ta") If Not WinActive("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Select Additional Ta") Then WinActivate("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Select Additional Ta") WinWaitActive("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Select Additional Ta") Send("{ALTDOWN}i{ALTUP}") WinWait("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Completing the Regis") If Not WinActive("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Completing the Regis") Then WinActivate("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Completing the Regis") WinWaitActive("Setup - Registry Mechanic","Completing the Regis") Send("{SPACE}{ALTDOWN}f{ALTUP}") Compiled into an exe and in the same folder as : registrymech.exe works just fine.

$SF_1 = "./registrymech.exe" <-- Your error is in this line here. Try this: $SF_1 = "registrymech.exe"

There is no difference in the location of the favorites folder between IE6 and IE7.

Sure we could find and delete the section that the error is in BUT wouldn't it be better to fix the error? What language is you OS and what language did you choose in the useroptions section?

Themexp.org!!!

You delete them BEFORE burning the CD. Other-wise your simply stuck with them oon the CD.

did you delete the lang folder?

No-one is going to help you while you keep yelling at all of us.

Please edit your topic title so you are not yelling (Typing all in CAPITOLS) and you'll prolly get some help.

I know reshack has an issue with icons that have 256x256 and it is a similiar issue. That just might be it.

Does the icon have sizes 256x256 and larger in it?

XP SP3 = 87.1 megs...

Perfect disk: Get the "setup.exe" Open it with WinRAR. Drag out either x86 (32-Bit version) or x64 (64-Bit version) Inside that x86 or x64 folder you see "PerfectDisk.msi" The install command is as follows... PerfectDisk.msi /quiet /norestart

Thats a very difficult thing todo. The entries are in sysoc.inf BUT for each entry you need a inf to go with it and in each inf you have to have all sorts of commands and intense coding. Definatly NOT for a beginner. Also please take time to browse the forum rules. 12. Very often we see meaningless subjects in topic title. They give no clue of what the posts are all about. For example: - Oh no! - Help - I'm mad - Please help - Question - I need your help - Hmmmm .... This should be avoided. Users should enter something more specific in topic title so that it is easier for others to help. A few good examples: - Strange problem with DirectX9b redist - RunOnceEx install problem (double installation) - Change Internet Explorer's Icon back to default

I REALLY don't think your CMOS battery is dead those things last forever (Well over 5 years in almost all cases)

"limited account" Thats gotta be an issue with permissions. I'll bet Boooggy can find a way around it.

Actually I have used both. GameXP kept screwin my system up. But I used safeXP for a long time and it was a very good app, however it is very old and outdated.