IcemanND

I've got 44. And only end up with the Malicious software removal tool, .NET, WMP10 & updates. I only include those updates with work with the integrate switch. kb888111xpsp2.exe is only required if you have high definition audio which require it. KB873339.EXE KB885250.EXE KB885835.EXE KB885836.EXE KB886185.EXE KB887472.EXE KB887742.EXE KB887797.EXE kb888111xpsp2.exe KB888113.EXE KB888302.EXE KB890046.EXE KB890859.EXE KB891781.EXE KB893756.EXE kb893803.EXE KB894391.EXE KB896344.EXE KB896358.EXE KB896422.EXE KB896423.EXE KB896424.EXE KB896428.EXE KB899587.EXE KB899589.EXE KB899591.EXE KB900725.EXE KB900930.EXE KB901017.EXE KB901190.EXE KB901214.EXE KB902400.EXE KB904706.EXE KB905414.EXE KB905749.EXE KB905915.EXE KB908519.EXE KB909520.EXE KB910437.EXE KB911564.EXE KB911565.EXE KB911927.EXE KB912919.EXE KB913446.EXE If you want everything else then I recommend either deleting folders manually like you tried, if you want to have more control over your cd. Or use nLite.

a little more detail on the BSOD would be helpful. but guessing windows\system32\config\SYSTEM is missing, or one of 3 or 4 others. Try this: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/307545/EN-US/? It's easier if you use BartPE or put the drive in another machine as a secondary drive and boot from a different drive.

bad lcd cable or lcd. Check that both ends of the cable are fully seated and if that doesn't do it call dell and get a new cable.

g3ppb - do you have anything else on your cd? I'm using that same script and had no problem burning a cd with so2 and the thirty some updates as of february. Mine comes out to 650mb. But on another note you can also remove docs, support, valueadd from the root of the cd without a problem. And if you don't do upgrades I believe you can remove win9xmig, win9xupg, winntupg from the i386 folder.

without using third party software like SED you would use for /f and wite all of the line to another file and do an if statement to look for the line you want to change and replace it when writeing then copy over the original file wh=ith the modified when finished. for /f %%L in (%svcpackdir%\HFINT.DAT) DO ( if %%L==mrxsmb.sys.temp ( echo mrxsmb.sys>>%svcpackdir%\HFINT.TMP ) ELSE ( echo %%L>>%svcpackdir%\HFINT.TMP ) ) move /y %svcpackdir%\HFINT.TMP %svcpackdir%\HFINT.DAT

do both machines have the same chipset, and do they ave the same HDD controller?

Sleep natural or enhanced

...or Windows XCopy, or Microsofts XCopy on Steroids, RoboCopy.

or if you want to see what its doing, try this http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...38820&hl=885250

not an easy one, at least with my program. When I get some time I'll look into adding the ability to select where too look for the key, then you could mount the registry hive for the dead machine to your registry and read it.

Read a book Fiction or Non-fiction

don't point to the i386 folder point one folder lower so put i386 into say c:\xpcd then hotfix.exe /integrate:c:\xpcd

On current machine, more RAM Speed Skating or Figure Skating

not sure exactly what this model looks like but there are usually screws under the keyboard that hold ti together more. Remove the bezel above the keyboard then the 1-3 screws holding the keyboard dowm. then take out more as needed. If it's like the other Toshiba laptops I've taken apart.

the part number is normallly on a label on the back of the keyboard. check out www.mpdparts.com and www.nationalparts.com they have a fairly large selection of toshiba parts listed by model.

That box being checked is the default when installing windows XP.

open a folder, under tools select folder options click view tab scroll all the way to the bottom of the advanced settings window and uncheck use simple file sharing.

How about this. @for /f "tokens=6" %%A in ('vol') do @if "%%A"="BALCD" goto instLCD

HAL compatibility problem.

Things to look for: - File and print sharing installed and enabled in the network control panel - server service started - turn off simple file sharing, in any opem folder window select tools -> options -> view -> scroll all the way to bottom and uncheck simple file sharing (recommened)

if I spent $300k+ for a laptop I'd want a much bigger screen. And besides it's only 14carat white gold, what's the point 24k or nothing.

Porbably has to do with some of the ones you put in not being mass storage drivers. for example: PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_244E.DeviceDesc = "Intel® 82801 PCI Bridge - 244E" PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_2448.DeviceDesc = "Intel® 82801 PCI Bridge - 2448" PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_2570.DeviceDesc = "Intel® 82865G/PE/P/GV/82848P Processor to I/O Controller - 2570" SysprepMassStorage should only contain storage drivers.

And I have yet to find any documentation on M$ site about it.

if you look at the instructions for BartPE everything is already there. Just expand the HDD controller drivers to the appropriate folder, the NIC drivers to their's and the rest to the drivers folder. And have PEBuilder run through it. You will get about 70 errors because some of the dirver inf's either are built very well or the driver associated is in a subfolder (pebuilder looks for it in the same folder as the INF. The drivers in subfolders you can move to the same folder as the inf, the poorly written inf's I just delete. Rebuild after fixinf errors and away you go.

I must have been sleeping the last time I posted. Add CALL to the installit.cmd line. (see below) That way it calls the cmd file and returns, otherwise it closes the one and continues on in installit.cmd until it finishes and it's done. for /D %%i in (*) do ( CALL %%i\installit.cmd %%~ni %DIR%%%i %KEY% if exist "%DIR%%%i\finishup.cmd" REG ADD %KEY%\%%~ni /V 99 /D "%DIR%%%i\finishup.cmd %DIR%%%i" if exist "%DIR%%%i\Application.html" copy /y "%DIR%%%i\Application.html" "%systemroot%\Config\%%i.html" ) echo "OK - all done" pause