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technically.... you're not supposed to have a Account name the same as the original admin name, workgroupd name, domain name, system name, or any other accounts. Of course that's if you create using Windows or OOBE. Dunno about NET

it still hasn't.... when I popped it into the XPC directory, i still ended up with the .900 version instead of the .903 like the update applies. Also, just so you know when you get back, MBSA has been updated for the latest patch. And it reports it's not installed on my system (It shouldn't...wrong file versions....)

amazing what a search and reading does....

deleting the account is easy..... and you could go that route... but I was just commenting to <SparTacuS> who though creating a new one meant the Administrator account went bye bye. it doesn't.

it could be WFC. Alot of folders are like that, particulary when you remove components. Say you remove IE, the IE folder is still there. There are a few others as well. You can't delete them, if you try, Windows just recreates them. Ignore it?

i surely hope you honestly believe if you follow that page exactly, that your Administrator accout is removed.....

i vote for option number 4... the RunOnceEX keys are dynamically created. Each Winnt.sif file as one line different form all the others, the batch file reads this, and deters to the proper entries. If you really want to get advanced..... you could just ahve one boot folder, but 3 different winnt.sif files, all named differently. As for the matter of unattended.....batch files are easy. Just call a different one, but what if you only wanted one. You would then have the change file generate a itself based on the CPU name. It should be easy enough. Each then has a preset of programs to install, and configure the setup. This is easiest done with a INF file. You call one section that then calls multiple ones. (I like making things complicated. It adds alittle bit more fun to it)

considering 4 people have tried it?

T-12 and T-13 are basically the same. Apply HKCU settings if you want them to take effect for all users, however some don't work such as perhaps VS settings. RunOnce/RunOnceEX/Startup/GUIRunONce - Apply all User specific tweaks. Either place you can apply HKLM settings however....

if the TweakUI you're using is truly a MSI then /qn is fine. It was just a doulbe entry, just like nero's reg. as for pskill.....you could jsut as well use taskkill/ taskkill /i (processtokilll) so what doens't work? or did you just want us to critique it?

i didn't notice any effect. But I added 512 RAM and the Cooler brackets in one go....so.....yeah.... I like my system at a nice steamy 28.6 C. Atleast that's what the Temp guage on the front reads..... but the mobo util for temps reads it as.... 47 C for CPU 34 C for Chasis I've always wondered if 47 was hot.....

the Messenger service is different from MSN Messenger. Or don't you know that?

you gotta tell it the user too.... you can't just tell it the Password and expect it to work..... DefaulUserName is the name of the account you want to logon with.

anyway to possibly add a PAUSE it something after downloading? Before with the old version, you could choose which hotfixes to use. Adding the PAUSE could provide the same functionality.

very well then, I'll add it later. It wasn't added, as untill now, I haven't really seen anyone use it. That and it's pretty much a dead topic untill recently.

so in reality, there is no need to replace the linkm just make it obvious that it's the latest one? regardless of what the post says....

haha.... then you may be surprised how many other forums there are....

I believe all the critical files should be the same for Home. I think the links point to Microsoft's download pages.....

what about it won't work?

i can replace the link, if you have a new one.... I just have idea what you're talking about and it'd be easier for me if you just gave a link instead of my sifting through all the pages.....

or maybe no has actually tried? I kno I haven't I'm waiting the 3-6 months for the final you may wish to see if they changed the NET USER command.

oh he can post about it. I wouldn't go around bragging though, or link, or anything of that sort. I have the same disc, but like him I used it to see how they made the disc. It comes in handy sometimes. I don't install anything from it, just to see how they got it to work, so I can get mine working as well. it really irritates me how people think it's compression. Guess we'll just have to educate them all. There is some compression utilities outthere I believe, but none that would get that mcuh.....

the quotes for the path REG ADD %KEY%\001 /V 1 /D "%CDROM%\PowerTools\jv16pt_setup.exe /VERYSILENT /SP- /DIR=\"%systemdrive%:\UTILITIES\PowerTools\"" /f \" is just because you're iusing REG, and without the \ it wouldn't read the line correctly with the embedded quotes.

example? there is probally if it's a dos thing, might have the prompts in a batch file.... you could also just make sure you get ALL the files of the disk, and see if pressing OK works.....

I have this problem on my Multiboot DVDs sometimes. It's usally the result of bad medium (bad disc) or bad burn, or some hardware. I've been meaning to do some tests with different CDIMAGE arguments, as I don't use the standard ones most people do.