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You seem to have forgotten to configure the FQDN in iis.

For /R doesn't do what you think it does: Read the help there.

I never had this kind of problem with recent linux ntfs r/w support or ntfs3g. It looks like a code page problem. Does the filenames are ok (without the "?") under linux ?

When i have this kind of problem with only 2 or 3 occurrences i use the good old edit from a dos prompt and type wanted text/characters.

Did you tried mingw msys ?

I would do the whole process differently with imagemagick (which is free and work from command line) and as it is already explained with code there i won't try reinventing the wheel, you'll just need to add the folder creation on the target folder.

Extract it with 7zip to a folder then inside the folder run setup.exe /? for the options (-s seem to be the switch for silent install).

Installrite and procmon can also help.

As for the "background" problem, it seems to me that it might be coming from an overloaded power supply. To find out , you can unplug all drives and usb devices from the mainboard and power supply and then power on. If it power on "normaly" then you'll have to buy a power supply designed to deliver more power.

Raid controllers aren't designed to sleep and wake up. You might consider shuting it down and powering it up when needed with a fast boot device like a ssd.

You need to add the accounts of your target computers (or a group containing them like "authenticated users" but this one contains almost all AD objects).

Of course, but you're still stuck with a not working gpo and also those settings are new (i never used them so i can't tell if they are reliable) but i'm sure of something: everything that run under a computer config in a gpo will run with the computer system account so if you copy something from a share it might not work if the shared folder isn't properly configured (unless the gpo tools make a local copy of the file in the gpo folder). Usually, i use a script only to get logs of the executed work to debug problems.

Did you checked the rights on the share and the ntfs permission there (the computer account should have the rights there) ? Also i wouldn't do it this way: I would create a batch file to copy the file and import the reg entry and i would put the needed files (if they are small) in the gpo folder.

If all computers you need to monitor are in the same subnet, setting up a sniffer there should help you.

Usb3 is 5Gbits so it's 5X faster than 1000Mbits.... But in fact your speed will heavily depend on the speed of your hard drives if using gigabit ethernet network or usb3.

You need to attach a debugger to the running process (the player) and for the further directions read how to disassemble and debug your own code.

The speed and duplex are set in the file protocol.ini.

Maybe rpc over https is enabled and will allow him to use outlook. At the end of the article is explained how to configure the client, sometimes owa and rpc over https are enabled and used the same addresses for the configuration settings.

Yes but there is most likely an already precompiled package for ubuntu in the ubuntu repositories that might be easier to install. Anyway it is quite easy to install nxserver and it give your linux capabilities like terminal server for windows.

Install vnc or nxserver on the ubuntu computers.

If you did a gpt a partition, that could also be the problem. W98 shouldn't boot from a gpt partition unless heavily modified. As you seem to have another working computer, could you try to delete all partitions (of this drive) and the delete the mbr (of this drive) using for example mbrwizard or testdisk ?

PEbuilder doesn't update the disc or .iso so everytime you create the iso with pebuilder you need to set the right settings.

If the drive you installed w98 was used before (for linux for example) the mbr might still contains some stuff. You should try to do: - boot from the install cd in pure dos and do a fdisk /mbr - install w98 as usual.

Here is how i do it: - extend the vhd using hyper-V - extend the partition inside the vhd : if it is the boot partition, the you have two choices: boot with a winpe with diskpart support and do the diskpart ,...., extend or shutdown the vm using this drive connect the drive to another vm (a 2003 is better) and do the diskpart ,...., extend. if it isn't a boot partition and isn't used for pagefile then should be able to extend it using diskpart ,...., extend For the record the diskpart ,...., extend operation is described there in details.

Are they also in the nlited cd (or iso) and are they copied on your install (cpu.inf should be in c:\windows\inf and either intelppm.sys should be c:\windows\system32\drivers or in the drivers.cab in C:\WINDOWS\Driver Cache) ?