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vernz

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  1. Gurgelmeyer I just re-downloaded the USP5.1 version. It appears to be the same thing that was downloaded Dec 29. How do I get access to the IE6? Should the USP IE6 update the IE5 that comes on W2K when I slipstream? If yes, how do I do that?
  2. Hello, I have been following your work for a while- thanks for doing it. I have a few questions on the new USP5.1. I slipstreamed USP5.1 to a vanilla W2K CD image and did a clean install with the resulting SP5. Since I was doing a basic installation, I was expecting that IE6 would have been somehow included in the W2KSP5 image, but it was not. The original IE5 from the original W2K CD was installed, so I had to install IE6SP1 separately, which means that I did not get the IE patches which I thought would be included. So # 1- is there a way to get a patched IE6 included in the W2KSP5 image instead of IE5? #2- my installation of IE6 on top of the IE5 seems to have broken Outlook Express. It refuses to start and gives constant error message of "Msimn has generated errors and will be closed by Windows". This error is supposedly caused by read-only DBX files or a damaged Identities key in the registry. Neither of these should have occured in a clean install, so what is happening- is this related to using USP5.1? Thanks for your help.

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