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I would use robocopy instead of xcopy to have good logging options and better choice for incrementals copies (for example filtering). Also the "/B" switch of robocopy might help copying some more files.

First when running an exe which you want to interact with, you have to change runwait with run. Also the argument of run should be between double quotes. So your code will become this and should pass the agreement: Run("C:\Applications\XNormal\xnormal_3.17.5_installer.exe") WinWait("xNormal 3.17.5 Setup: License Agreement", "") WinWaitActive("xNormal 3.17.5 Setup: License Agreement", "") Send("{TAB}") Send("{SPACE}")

What do you mean going berserk ? Did it ate the floppy or did it sliced it in small pieces ?

You can remove the read rights on the sources files or remove the write right on destination.

Then i would do things like this: - get a long (at least able to go from one room to another) free wire (it could be a power cable or any electrical cable) and you only need one wire. - This wire will be used to increase the size of the multimeter probe. - connect a wire coming from the wall to the free wire using an electrical cable joiner (for example, as you could use anything but be sure the wires in the wall aren't in contact). - now go in every other room with the free wire connected and check with the multimeter ( set to Ohms) if you get zero between the free wire and a wire coming from the wall. Once you found one, you can stop as all wires should be electrically isolated. - repeat this process for every wire you weren't able to track down (if you found that one wire in wall from room 1 go to room 2 then there should be at least another one going there and you don't to try the already found wire in room 2). The main phone wires should be only ones you won't find. As this process is very long, you might want retry the solution given by Jaclaz as there are a lot less possibilities.

In fact, i didn't knew the trick myself but you just need to hold shift when doing "send to". It seems google is friendlier with me.

If you set the ip manually you don't need to do ipconfig /renew !!!! Did you tried to ping the dhcp server after setting manually an ip ? Did you checked if a firewall was enable on both the hyper-V host and the 2008R2 dhcp server ?

You can use it from flash.

Is your 2008 R2 hosting the dhcp server or the hyper-V host firewalled ? What happen if you manually set the an ip on the client computer (can it ping the dhcp server...?) ?

To fix this kind of behavior you might try to authenticate with : net use \\remotesqlservername\ipc$ /u:domain\username password before trying your connexion to the SQL server. Note if the IPC$ share doesn't work try any shared folder (or create one).

Yes an autoit script would easily generate or update this kind of .ini.

You should contact OCZ as they should be very pleased to have an ssd working at 128°C when its working temp range is 0-70°C. Does every application do the same behavior ? Launch process explorer first every time and see if you can use it when the problem appear (this kind of behavior could also be a driver). Do you have a live linux distribution (if you could test with one, you could be sure if its hardware realted or not) ? Check if all your drivers are up to date. Did you check you computer for virus/rootkit/etc... ? Microsoft is providing at 2 very usefull utilities rootkitrevealer and autoruns. You should check your computer with those utilities.

Even if it's not pure vbs, google is friend friend and would have found this or this or even this. You ned to remove html tags and save it as vbs if you need a plain vbs.

Usually thumbnails are created in the same folder the picture are stored so if the folder is read-only for some users then they shouldn't be able to see thumbnails there.

You need to set the cell content as text (at least in excel up to 2003).

Yes but as it infect mbr and OS from mbr. The right process would be remove any hard drive, flash from CD or any R/O media the bios then connect the hard drive and clean it from the CD to avoid reinfection.

From the specs the operating temp range is 0-70°C and most eletronic components doesn't work properly over 70°C if it wasn't designed for those high temp. So i think either the temp is reported in fahrenheit ( and then would be 54°C something that is already very hot for a ssd) or the reported temp is wrong. To be sure, you can easily try to remove the part covering the ssd and place a thermometer on the ssd.

A virus kind might spread: bios virus and at this time no antivirus can protect against it even if it is detected. More information there and there.

I would use autoruns to identify what is launching this windows and then rename the file replsync.dll (and delete it if there are no side effects).

I just used the psu calculator and setting the two hd 6950 in crossfire and overclocking with1.39V with all those drives would need 684W and a recommended PSU of 734W. With only one radeon,you don't need to replace your psu.

Also you can change the account used by a service and make it run with a user account. MS srvany.exe was also available in windows 2003 resource kit. The free good alternative i found is ABC_srvany.

Also the only real good ups are those using "online double conversion" technology but those are usually the most expensive ones.

It was clear to me that you were more used to c++. You're right about one should create libraries for most used functions but in .bat it could become more complex. You might be interested in mingw as it can compile c, c++ under windows (that what i would use for creating libraries) and create more exe. @Jaclaz That was exactly why i said "you have to pass through another way". I knew i could parsed the ouput with a for command the as the variable was already set why not use it ?

The "|" is used the same way as other OS use it and the command placed at the right of the pipe will process the result of the command placed before. As for your example, i don't understand what you're trying to do so i can really help there but the only way it would make sense would be : main.bat sum.bat 1 10| rstring3.bat and modify also rstring.bat @echo off :main SET String=%ret% SET String=%String:~-3% echo %String% More info about pipe there and the full history there. Edit reason: forgot to say that the output of a batch can't be considered as the argument of another and then you have to pass through another way like a variable.

It might be the indexing service. You might be able to monitor this with procmon. Also it isn't a good idea to allow a raid array to power down if the raid controler doesn't support it and even if it support it, you might wait a lot when trying to access the array after a wake up. Also some raid controller do periodic check on the drives to verify the raid array, so it might also be this.