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I also find no way to assign the network adapter a DNS server address. How to assign it ?

I also find no way to assign the network adapter a DNS server address. How to assign it ?

I am seting up a WIN2K3 SRV. It is not a DC srv. It is a workgroup srv. I can set it join my workgroup,But I still want to give it FQDN name(abc.abc.com). How to do this ? Thx!

I am going to copy the file to windows\temp. I believe that at least the number worked properly before the file size growed to 1.3gbyte. What wrong it the number? Can you describe the error in detail? B)

I am trying to copy a big file(1.3Gbyte) under TXTMODE. 1. I add the file to i386\ 2.edit the txtsetup.sif, add filename = 1,,,,,,_x,45,0,0 to it 3.burn a DVD But during the txtmode, windows always says it can not find the file. I have tested the file and it is ok. Also, txtsetup.sif is ok, too. Because the file can be properly copied to destination, when it is only 100M big. Why does this happen? I guess the txtmode can not copy a file that is too big.

My oobeinfo.ini [StartupOptions] StartUrl= [options] MouseTutorial=0 JoinDomain=1 AdminPw=1 [OEMRegistrationPage] OEMAddRegPage=0 PostToOEM=0 RegPostURL= [Signup] ISPSignup=MSN OfferCode=0 Locales=1,81 IDLocales=1,81,33,49,107,61,44 [UserInfo] Identity000="XXX"

I have already written a new oobeinfo file for myself and it can work properly under windowXp. But when i use it under windows2003. Nothing happened. Follow your instruction, I have checked the ref.chm again. Nothing is valuable about the oobeinfo.

I am trying to use oobeinfo.ini for creating my own administrator during installing win2003 and also use it to logon the system on the first time logon. But failed again and again. Can the method work under the Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition?

Can you decribe it in detail or give me a link? Although I took a lot of time to search, I still get nothing.

I am going to run a command "REGSVR32.EXE %11%\BgSwitch.dll /s" at T-13. But how to do? If you know please tell me. Thx!

I am sorry! But I have searched the whole forum for the answer and posted on NOV 2006. Never found out it ! Does this mean no one knows the method ?

I finally completed this. The method is that you should leave the value of "DefaultUserName" blank. So easy. The windows will automatically use "HOME" as the first time logon account. HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon","DefaultUserName",0,"" HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon","DefaultPassword",0,"" HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon","AutoAdminLogon",0,"1"