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I am deploying some antivirus/antispyware software solution for a gaming room. I am concerned with keeping them secure, however I also want to make sure I am not sacrificing much perofmrnace. No internet browsing will occur on the computers, so I am fairly confident most spyware/antivirus solutions will do the trick.. any suggestions?! B) thx!

Is it possible to run windows update unattended using guirunonce or some other method?

thanks for the reply!

bump, anyone?

Device Manager -> Device Type -> Device -> Properties -> Driver -> Driver Details... A windows like this will be displayed. http://img511.imageshack.us/img511/5273/14cf.jpg Now, the files that are listed are obviously driver files. Is this "list" complete? Are all the driver files for this specific device listed here? If so, then I could use this list to compile a database of drivers for unattended installs across a network. All responses are appreciated. Thanks!

Is anyone else running into this problem? I would think this is a somewhat large problem for anyone that uses the msft driver database for unattended installs and deployments. Well...anyways...perhaps there is a better driver database I should be using. If so, I am open to suggestions. any responses are greatly appreciated. thx!

This worked, thank you! In fact, the following reg keys are available in that hive: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced] CascadeControlPanel CascadeNetworkConnections CascadePrinters CascadeMyDocuments CascadeMyPictures

I am looking for the registry tweak that allows for an expanded control panel using the classic start menu. The registry tweaks that I have found only work on the default xp start menu. Thanks. Also, is there any tool I can use to find this and other registry tweaks without having to post a question online? For example, I have tried using Regmon but I found that it was tough to decipher all the data it displayed... All responces are greatly appreciated, thx. Title Edited - Please follow new posting rules from now on. --Zxian

Actually, I believe the current catalogue is in version 4. You can check by doing.. Windows Update -> Administrator Options -> Windows Update Catalogue.

http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/catalog/en/ I am gathering up drivers for an unattented installation project. When I browse the "Windows Update Catalogue" I am unable to select Windows XP SP2 as my operating system. What gives??? This seems absolutely ridiculous. Here is a screenshot of the "select your OS" prompt that is MISSING windows xp sp2? any help is greatly appreciated, thanks. http://img338.imageshack.us/my.php?image=11cj.jpg