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Actual sorted folders Ya know where the emails are stored in each one that you designate?

Oh GOD one of those... #1 You downloaded a modified, OEM version of XP that contains a warez serial and possibly other warez within it. #2 You downloaded a MS product from a non-official source. #3 You are violating your MS software license agreement. #4 95% of the "lite" builds out there were built with nLite. #5 I am "One of those people" because some of the staff here MAY work for MS and also I don't want our forum shut down. #6 Lazy? ALL of the stuff done to that lite build can be done "legally" and you would learn more from doing it your self. #7 I truly hope MS doesn't get wind of your "Ethical buisness" practices...

#1 THAT IS ILLEGAL! Even if you use your own keys. #2 It was built with nLite which IS NOT for buisness or corp uses. nLite Licenseforbids it. #3 Thats just effin lazy. #4 By using warez you assure you cannot get help here.

Autoplay menu builder Autoplay media studio Either of these would work.

7zip WILL extract it! WinRAR and 7zip, while being similiar are quite different.

Your very welcome.

Installed Win7 Starter in a 6.5gb hardrive! Disabled hibernate. "powercfg /hibernate off" Final space use? 5.16 gb used space. 1.22 gb free space. Remember Win7 makes a seprate 100mg partition in this too. So in all actuality it is a 6.4 gb drive.

Not that I know of. It install in 10gb and had 3+ gigs free space. I have lowered it to 8gb and am trying now. Got a "the recommended minimum space is 8376mb" but it let me continue. update: it installed with the less than recommended amount. I will try 7 gigs but it is really getting pushed here... Further update: It is installing on a 7gb drive. As far as I can tell there is no small drive block it will let you continue no matter what.

16gig Wait win7 starter is installing with 15gb Lemme lower it OK 12gb so for... 10gb and it is installing... Will let it install the rest of the way

there are actually 4, regular retail vista versions... Don't forget the 64bit ones tool That makes 8!

How can chkdsk fix a bad drive sector? It doesn't FIX them it tells windows and the hardrive to ignore and SKIP them.... (Thus keeping the damage to the bad sectors and not causing it to spread.) Please if you are so sure jaclaz's (He is the resident hard drive authority afterall and provided links) opinion is flawed provide proof.

yes we are...

Nope it doesn't make a difference. Unless ofcourse you want to violate your schools software agreement with MS and have to be buying macs from now on... Worse yet linux

Look in the options area and enable these options.

If you are having issues with Windows after removing components and have come to ask for help, please attach (not paste) your Last Session.ini file to your post to facilitate quicker assistance.

#1 You "downloaded" a OEM copy of Windows. That is illegal. #2 You are using nLite in a buisness\corporation type scenario...

It was an issue with a couple of the older nLites. I would build it all over again.

#1 I have no clue... I haven't had it in my XP builds for over 6 years. #2 Yes you will still be able to upgrade.

http://www.extendoffice.com/ $15 bucks for word $25 for the suite one. Looks like it just dies after 30 days...

There are NO xp drivers made by dell for that system...

@ jennifer = Can you please provide resource material stating the requirments? They never changed to my knowledge

vlite is not used on original windows disks of ANY type. If vLite was used on the disk you bought you bought an illegall disk and need to report the seller to the authorities. Server 2008 is available in trial versions that can be freely downloaded from microsoft. The only limitation is that each installation is good for 6 months. I will hunt up the link for you and post it in this post. Server 2008 trial original (Both 32 and 64 bit) http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/cc137123.aspx Server 2008 r2 (ONLY 64 bit now) http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/trial-software.aspx

#1 You REALLY shouldn't be using a vLited server 2008... #2 vLite is not for buisness or corporate usage. #3 You WILL HAVE to start with a fresh installation off of your ORIGINAL, unmodifed, Server 2008 disk. #4 If you don't have a original disk we cannot help you in any way. Please note I am not trying to be too harsh on you. There has just been way to many people lately using nLite\vLite for corp uses and wanting help. Also there is too many people using iso's they got illegaly off of the net.