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if you want to do something other than make the full disk a single partition and use somehting other than the default cluster size you will have to partition and format the disk from something like Windows PE or BartPE.

Well I knew that would have been too easy. Unfortunately that key doesn't exist on any of the three machines I checked for any of 4 different users and 3 different mail clients. Outlook 2007, Eudora 6.2.1 and Thunderbird 2.0.0.14. In case you missed a subkey I did a search on mailto in he HKCU key and it is not found. Any other suggestions?

Why make it a random name? Why not make life easy on yourself and create the profile and folder using the logged on user name? There is no reason why the folder name needs to be random, at least not as far as Firefox is concerned. Mine is in the my documents folder and is my login id.

I need a way to determine what the default E-Mail clinet is for the logged in user so that I can add to an existing VBscript that backs up the users My Documents folder. We want to add the ability to backup the usrs email without relying on them to select the correct application or folders.

I have 6 of the Phaser 8400 and 8500 series printers around and have had no problems with them over the 4 years they have been installed. If you wath Xerox's website you will find they put out a rebate on them about every 2 months for $300.

We need the actual BSOD error to be able to give you some more insight into your problem.

Please don't double post. [unattended] OemSkipEula=Yes

@zlord - no need to double post the exact same content. pick a spot and post it once. I've merged your two topics together as one.

Right now nothing. I just finished building all of the cabinets for my kitchen remodel.

Thanks all. @PuntoMX - just woodworking and automotive tools - for my therapy when I'm not stuck looking at a computer screen.

xcopy /e /c /i /q /h /y sourcedir\*.* c:\windows\system32\sourcedir

Create your table of contents. Right click on a TOC element select Edit Field Under categories select (All) Under Field Names Select TOC Click Table of Contents button Under General section select number of desired levels to be for Show Levels: Click OK to close window and update the TOC

if you are trying to run chkdsk on a drive from PE you need to be sure not to have a folder open on the drive you are running chkdsk from and be sure to use the correct drive letter for the drive you want to check.

unless you added commands to startnet.cmd before unmounting the boot.wim that is all that it does by default.

You either need to get a floppy and create a dos ghost boot floppy with cd drivers on it. or recreate your cd to be bootable. There is an app in ghost called the Ghost Boot Wizard depending upon the verison you have which will create a floppy or a cd iso for you to use to boot from.

Been there done that. Never took off. Hardly anybody ever used it. @geek - you forgot to have someone ban animeroolz for being an id***

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This part has me confused. If the person has nothing in their row they are skipped or you want the value of the first time listed in row 1 basically cell B1 listed for that person.

Delete AD computer account: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcen...t.mspx?mfr=true

Well there is this for Windows PE 2: http://www.msfn.org/board/GUIDE-Creating-W...ym-t101383.html See BartPE's site for building a BartPE cd with ghost. and it all depends upon how you create your cd whether you have to type anything in or browse to your image. Depending upon what version of ghost you have there may be a boot disk creator application to create bootable floppy sets or a bootable ISO containing ghost also.

create a bartPE or windows PE cd and add the Ghost executables to it. plug in the USB drive boot from the cd and ghost away.

=INDEX(C1:E1,1,MATCH(F2,C2:E2,0)) where c2:e2 in the MATCH statement is the same cell range as the MAX() range. and C1:E1 is the cell range containing your headers

All you need from that post is the watchdriversigningpolicy.exe and then run it before drivers start to install. While I don't know of one that specifically clicks the button you could modify this autoit script for your needs. I wrote this one to handle the mass storage driver integration for sysprep. from: http://www.msfn.org/board/Gaaaah-sysprep-j...535#entry555535 ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; AutoIt Version: 3.1.0 ; Author: Isaac Holmes ; ; Script Function: ; Click Continue Anyway for hardware installation during sysprep ; ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- do while not (winexists ("Hardware Installation") or winexists ("Confirm File Replace") or winexists ("Installation Complete")) wend Sleep (100) if winexists("Hardware Installation") then send("+{TAB}{ENTER}") if winexists("Confirm File Replace") then send("{TAB}{ENTER}") if winexists("Installation Complete") then send("{ENTER}") until 1=2

http://www.msfn.org/board/SOLVED-drivers-from-CD-t12566.html

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