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To me you can't upgrade but perhaps you could manually do it.

Of course the best performance settings have nothing in common with start menu setting. What you're looking for is here: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer Shellstat To get the binary code for the exact start menu you want set it and export the key. Settings for recycle bin should be set in Hkey_current_user when recycle bin is enabled.

You can't login twice at time but you can disconnect and reconnect. If you connected via connect a network share, you should be able to easily disconnect the same way. If you connected another way (via explorer), do a net use from command line it should display the current connection if there are still some connection to the computer where you enabled share1, you won't be able to reconnect with another user. You'd need to net use * /d to remove all connected resource and the should be able to connect again to share1 with another user.

You just need to set your cache folder size to minimum in internet settings.

You can reencode your audio with something like besweet (free) and boost the volume.

You're using windows shares in the wrong way. Microsoft designed it for authenficated users. The guest account is only here for special purpose which are not your case. You simply need to create a local group (we'll name it share1_users ) on your computer. Then create a share (we'll name it share1), set share permissions to users (the default group) with full control. Then set ntfs permissions on this share share1 to allow share1_users to list only. Then create a dir named common with ntfs permissions to allow share1_users to modify. Then create users add them to group share1_users and create a folder for each one in the share share1 and modify NTFS permissions to allow only one user to modify on this folder ( one user for each folder).

You need to install Exchange system management tools. See here for instructions.

You could try from bartpe. Search 911cd.net/forums, there is a plugins to acces system restore and restore registry.

It might simply come from the depencies which aren't found.

Here is the link: http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df...al〈=eng

You can try to clone the install with tools like installrite.

You may just install drivers for i915p from intel.

I found a tool that would it deveject.exe. I didn't tried it.

Bots can be mistaken for virus/trojans and then disallowed to connect to irc server port.

This may come from a network driver problem. I had the problem with a 3com 3c980 Driver.

You should just need to move the files you want to remove from the windows folder.

I had this problem with bad 3com drivers. Change the driver, this should solve the problem if it's the same origin.

It's a know explorer bug for which i've never found a solution working for sure. I checked open the windows folders in another process and it's a little better but not 100% working.

You can try process explorer from sysinternals to find which program has a handle on the directory you want to delete.

As far as i know it's a reporting tool which can create report from databases. Depending what applications you're using you maybe need it directly or it's a depency of another application.

You also need a motherboard able to wake on lan (most of the time there a setting in the bios).

You should be able to umount volume with diskpart or mountvol which the first step to avoid data loss. Then using perhaps devcon (i'm not sure it can) disable the device. I'm not sure the second step is essential.

XP license is for 1-2 processor(s). 2003 entreprise license is limited to 8 processors. I'm not sure if the datacenter license can support more.

You can change the owner manually when logged with admin rights: - select the folder, right click, properties - security tab - advanced - owner tab - other users and groups - select the user - check the replace owner on subcontainers and objects. - click apply. This is only available on windows 2003. I didn't found any working tools to do it from command line.

Just google for crack sites, mosts of them try to install malware.