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Revert Disable and Remove Documents List from Start Menu: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer] "NoRecentDocsMenu"=- "NoRecentDocsHistory"=- Revert Clear most recently opened documents list on logoff: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer] "ClearRecentDocsOnExit"=-

It should disable WMI event subsystem and stop logging WMI events. See the *.log files in %windir%\system32\wbem\Logs (defined by Logging Directory value). If you don't need to use the logs, it will prevent from unnecessary disk I/O and also cpu usage every hour in Windows 2000. As you said, the Google would help. Btw this tweak has been requested here. Just a policy tweak to hide pinned programs list from the Start Page, Internet/Email checkboxes from the Control Panel and "Pin to Start menu" from the file context menu. It can be easily reverted. Some names are loaded from Windows installation files. I've already told nuhi that it's weird. I would like all services to be translated normally via *.lang files. Extracting all strings from archived files would take much time.

Don't be so unpretending... THANKS! B)

Just a note: to be sure, what we are talking about, we should distinction between: TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper (LmHosts): service (svchost.exe process), nLite can remove it NetBIOS Interface (NetBIOS): driver (netbios.sys), cannot be removed with nLite NetBios over Tcpip (NetBT): driver (netbt.sys), can be disabled on nLite services page Protocol NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS Compatible Protocol can be installed to a network connection or removed with nLite.

OK, I know my english is not exemplary at all. That sentence is my fault ... omg, I see it now, it's terrible! But still, my first reply answered your question exactly. You said that you had seen NetBios over Tcpip in nLite, but not in Windows. I told you where it could be found (in Windows). I thought that was clear enough to know it's not a nLite bug. After that you said again it had been there. Never mind, I only wanted to express this: it's OK that NetBios is listed, it's a driver (not normal service) and there can be seen also other drivers in nLite (remember drivers such as NDIS and IP in IP from 1.0.1?). Regarding the "victory", I didn't mean in a bad way, I'm sorry if it sounds like something against you, I confess I was slightly instigated by posts like "fight, fight,...".

to colore: 1) We won't. The one of the main reasons why services have default state option is that they will be truly set to default by Windows during installation. The problem is that some services' states are unpredictable, it means Windows sometimes set them to manual and sometimes to automatic (for example Indexing service in Windows 2000), depending on odd circumstances. But it cannot be found out before installation, so nLite from time to time set non-default state (before 1.2b), even if user didn't touch it. In 1.0.1 and older, if services list was enabled, the whole list of services was applied. Now in 1.2, users have a choice to change only service states, what they exactly want. 2) I also noticed that some options are no longer available, but didn't ask nuhi yet. I hope it had a good reason.

I googled a bit and found out that the name of that theme is Internet Explorer Skin XP. So I googled the name and found this forum where is displayed the direct download link to its multifuctional site, so we know the file name: ffieskinxp.jar. Now everything you need to do is to search for the file in P2P, FTP or anywhere you want. I hope it helped at least a little.

to pppx00: I have no idea why it's not there (nuhi did it ). Meantime you can apply these tweaks by adding the commands to the RunOnce page (xp & 2003): ; ----- hide Help and Support from the Start Page: ----- reg add "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced" /v "Start_ShowHelp" /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f ; ----- policy tweak to disable Help in Start Menu (also in Start Page): ----- reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer" /v "NoSMHelp" /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f ; ----- remove Shared Docs from My Computer ----- reg delete "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MyComputer\NameSpace\DelegateFolders\{59031a47-3f72-44a7-89c5-5595fe6b30ee}" /f to pppx00 & theSLug: I think that due to method chages, how the nLite adds tweaks to installation files, some tweaks which were malfunctional now work (small icons in the Explorer bar) and some which previously worked are not working now (Shared Docs icons removal). I hope it could be fixed... to all: OK people, if you have problems with tweaks, just post your complains (and which ones don't work) to make it easier to find and fix that (it will be up to nuhi then of course ).

At least I won. B)

I would rather to see dependencies also in services. Regarding searching, it's an interesting idea, but maybe the Guide on the nliteos.com could be updated (or an "on-line help" could be written) to include descriptions of individual options or something similar and nLite could directly link to it. Anyway, I think that descriptions in the tipboxes are already clear enough, maybe some should be updated a little. However, what I said is totally different thing than searching.

I found some links, but not really a mirrors. You have probably found them too already. http://pages.prodigy.net/zzxc/ieskin/ http://www.extensionsmirror.nl/index.php?showtopic=1929 http://www.intraplanar.net/projects/lunablue/

They were probably locked by some of the Windows processes. Check out the Unlocker utility: http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/

What do you mean, "sometimes it changes its name to SMB"? You must be crazy already...or you wanna make us crazy... I said: ...In other words: YES, WE ALL KNOW IT IS THERE! What is about? If you don't need it to be disabled, leave it set to Default state and nLite won't touch it. Maybe you don't know what is the meaning of services.msc, then it could be just a big misunderstanding...

Maybe this is not exactly what you guys want, but it could help a bit: http://www.virtualplastic.net/html/wv_main.html It seems you will need to create some templates...

These strings have imho nothing to do with shellstyles. They're located in the shell32.dll's string table resources. System Tasks: 31232@1953 and 31317@1958 File and Folder Tasks: 31233@1953 Other Places: 31272@1955 Details: 31274@1955 They can be easily changed with a tool such as Resource Hacker. If changes won't take effect, just clean MUI cache in the registry. The cache could be also the way how to safely change that strings via REG files. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\ShellNoRoam\MUICache] "@shell32.dll,-31232"="System Tasks" "@shell32.dll,-31272"="Other Places" "@shell32.dll,-31274"="Details" "@shell32.dll,-31317"="System Tasks" "@shell32.dll,-31233"="File and Folder Tasks"

Thanks man, I like the CLSID's info. Just a note: To remove the Shared Folders, maybe its key should be deleted from My Computer's NameSpace key instead of adding policy tweak (NoSharedDocuments). [delreg] HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MyComputer\NameSpace\DelegateFolders\{59031a47-3f72-44a7-89c5-5595fe6b30ee}" Edit: Oh, sorry, it's for icons removal from My Computer only. Anyway, it could be removed together with HKCR\CLSID* keys... Edit2: Backslashes fixed.

Look, I didn't told you it wasn't there. (I know it is.) And also this is not the only driver listed. As I said, in Windows you won't see it in the services.msc, but in the Device Manager. If you need it to be runned, go there and set the startup type as "System" in its Properties > Driver page. Is it clear enough?

NetBios over tcpip it's not a service visible in the services.msc console. It's a non-Plug and Play driver. You should see it if you go to Device Manager and then check Show hidden devices in the View menu.

2 alucke: Then attach that txtsetup.sif sections, too...

Maybe you should also attach [sourceDisksFiles] section to see for what file should be that destination dir under 1972 key. This will never end...

Regarding nLite, it has been already discussed here.

Wow, awesome! This app really rulezzz! Thanks! I gotta hunt some bugs as usual, when I am back from the school...

I guess it is. They're just "extras". If you don't know what that folders are good for, you don't need them. If you will need some tool or anything like that from there in the future by accident, you can still get it from the original cd. Anyway, that stuff is intended to be installed additionally (if needed).

If you mean folders such as SUPPORT and VALUEADD, nope, there's nothing installed from them.

For me, nLite is no. #1.