studguy1

Usually partition magic finds a error in the partition table and it can be for a variety of reasons other than a bad sector. It would help to know the exact error message/ error code.

i would suggest first trying to resolve it peacefully thru some mediator. Maybe offer some money as suggested. Other than that - Get some legal threat, since that guy owns the domain but not company he has no business representing a company he doesnt own on his website - purchase a different domain crcresset-crafts.net or cresset-crafts.org and advertise it in the shop - backorder the domain at any of the domain regitering sites possibly the original one that was registered (http://domainhelp.tucows.com/). whenever a domain is up for renewal and there are more than one interested parties it goes up for auction.

Can give the details of what the error was? was it the same error on both hard drives?

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=14614 Or download the k-lite codec pack from here or here Try the standard one first if it doesnt work then try the full version, it has everything you'll ever need. You can use this tool to identify the codec used by the video file.

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You have to find the key for each machine only once. After you create the floppy with unique winnt.sif for each computer you dont need to punch anything. All you need to do is put in the floppy

you can create a floppy with winnt.sif for each PC and make the unattended CD without the winnt.sif file. That way you'll still have one CD but a floppy for each PC with its unique codes.

You can find the key either using jellybean keyfinder or looking inside the winnt.sif file inside the dell cd (i386 folder). Also you need the wpa.dbl file in your windows\system32 folder. Put both these things in your unattended cd 1. Put the key in the winnt.sif file 2. Put the wpa.dbl file in $OEM$\$$\system32 folder Your computers wont ask for actiavtion anymore and you can use a single cd on all machines. Needless to say it will work only on Dell systems.

Did u add sata/raid drivers or edit txtsetup.sif file for some other reason?

r u saying u can bypass Microsoft DRM , nope i dont think so , not yet. If you have unprotected WMA you can use Easy CD-DA Extractor to convert them to other format.

I am still using the Old Connectix Virtual PC 5.2 which IMO is still better & much faster than MS VPC 2004. You are right i found the new VPC to be very slow too., but the old one is faster than VMWare too.

If the WMA files are DRM wrapped i.e. you purchased them from a online music store you wont be able to convert them into anything else. (& hence wont play on an ipod)

Nologic: i have added the script to the autoit thread, thx for the prodding OW i am ultra lazy. daz3: you have made your script very complicated. try starting from a basic script that works and then you can add stuff to it. I didnt try to mess with the check boxes (for outlook, eudora etc.) and go with the default settings. ALso you can add the keyrings etc. later once your basic setup works. The script i have posted is designed for a clean install. If there is a older version installed it will fail. But i have to admit PGP is the most evil of all the software i have. It is the only one with which all attempts to make a silent install have failed . I have tried installshield monitor, system snapshots etc etc. pretty much everything.

Autoit Script of [url="http://www.pgp.com/downloads/updates/pgp8.1.html"]PGP Personal Desktop 8.1[/url] Rename the script file to pgp81.au3 Extract all the files from PGP executable into a folder and put the autoit script in the same folder.

If you install the Virtual PC additions you dont need do anything. The mouse moves in and out seamlessly.

I assume you installed the " Virtual PC Additions" on the guest OS which allows mouse to move around and does bunch of other stuff too?

blocking the ports may not work always. since in p2p apps like emule you can change your port. There isint much you can do unless your router allows bandwidth throttling or you setup a computer as a proxy (Pain in the a**) and configure rules there.

drthawhizkid is right Just Install Ultraiso and save this registration info into reg file. ( This registration is not the same as your serial) Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\EasyBoot Systems\UltraISO\5.0] "Language"="1033" "UserName"="XXXXX" "Registration"="XXXXXXXXXXXX" Just install Ultraiso and then import this info. Works on different machines.

Here is a simple autoit Script (v3) which works for me (no fancy stuff) Dim $title = "PGP 8.1" Run("setup.exe") WinWait($title) ControlClick($title, "", "Button1") WinWait($title,"License Agreement", 5) ControlClick($title, "License Agreement", "Button2") WinWait($title,"Read Me", 5) ControlClick($title, "Read Me", "Button2") WinWait($title,"User Type", 5) ControlClick($title, "User Type", "Button2") ControlClick($title, "User Type", "Button11") WinWait($title,"Install Directory", 5) ControlClick($title, "Install Directory", "Button1") WinWait($title,"Select Components", 5) ControlClick($title, "Select Components", "Button2") WinWait($title,"Start Copying Files", 5) ControlClick($title, "Start Copying Files", "Button1") WinWait($title,"install complete", 30) ControlClick($title, "install complete", "Button1") ControlClick($title, "install complete", "Button4")

I have tried and looked around. You can do a silent install on the PGP Corporate Desktop (which is the "deployable" version). The only way out here is an AutoIt Script unless someone else has a better idea.

Did u try media player classic which comes bundled with it? Media player Classic seems to have no problem playing .ram & .mov files for me

you cant even download good ol' DOS forget WinXP Pro . (If it is the trial version u r asking for)

IBM T41 no doubt , best quality & support, provided you can fork out the cash. If you want bang for the buck look for dell.

Other: Zonealarm Pro

I had the same problem other ppl were having in this thread. Js56nen was getting installed, the jscript.dll file was the correct version (5.6) but windows update still showed the update not being installed. The problem as @utln had outlined was with the registry entries which windows update uses to check the version. Probably Win2K rewrites some registry keys when finishing installation which results in windows update not recognizing it. Some ppl tried using js51nen.exe instead. I had put it at the bottom along with vbs56 but still the problem persisted I just ran it thru runonceEx along with MDAC update and it worked fine.