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You could: 1. Take your XP Pro Corp CD 2. Download SP2 3. Merge it into the XP CD 4. Make a new CD now, and install from it? msfn guide

Re-install your windows instead, as frequently as you want.This guide will make it easy - http://unattended.msfn.org/

Congrats buddy! Wishing you a very happy birthday Have a great one May you enjoy many more cheerful birthdays!

Plus, windows-vs-linux is a debate which can go on forever with no clear-cut answer.* thread closed

I'm not aware of any such free app. You could download try-out versions from warez sites, maybe.

Take a look at this LINK.It is a freeware file-system driver for winNT/2k/XP. It allows you to assign drive letters to your ext2fs/ext3fs (linux partitions). After that, you can use those partitions just like any normal windows drive. If you need to use ext2/3 under win9x, then you need explore2fs. Similarly, NTFS file-system driver for Win95/98/ME: Paragon NTFS (win9x) With this app, you can mount NTFS partitions to drive letters. But, its commercial, not free.

ZA is the simplest and lightest out there, after considering all angles... Been on ZoneAlarm SecuritySuite 5.5.x since many months now. Its firewall, antivirus, chat security, data securer, etc. etc... All in one very light package. Kicked out Norton AntiVirus since ZA-SS does the job better and faster! No problems with it at all! Best part being, it can be newbie-friendly, and also expert-configurable, at the same time.

I'm happy to see it being bumped to top...

The values to search for, might differ. Try looking through the MSI...

@eben, May i have more info about this item? Does it fix this bug ?

Hi Ken, Its possible to restore the checksum to the file header. You need a tool called "modifyPE" Instructions are present here - LINK1. Also, here's some more info that you might be interested in - LINK2. Hoping this helps...

Yes, provided that all else in your RunOnceEX processes is working fine, the above seems fine.

Hi Thauzar, LINK1 LINK2 Hoping this helps...

http://mobango.com/community/free_other_mo...astic_2025.html Bluetooth Remote for Winamp and other software. Fantastic! With this software installed on your phone, you can sit 100 metres away from your PC, and still browse your hard disk's files, and play songs, and control play-lists, and volume levels... All from your Symbian phone!

The problem with it, is that it involves cracks. And cracks are not allowed for discussion, since it'd be not exactly legal...

ROFL !!!!Now thats a lot of words abbrievable to "ua"

Here's the link to get Netscape 8.x from http: http://ftp.netscape.com/pub/netscape8/engl.../windows/win32/ I hate having to download the downloadr which then fetches the installer XPIs on an incremental basis... One'd rather download the actual 13 MB installer in one go, and install from it...

Oh WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!11~ Thank you everyone! I did not look into the General section since a long time, thats how i missed this topic! Thank you for all the wishes! I indeed enjoyed a SWEET birthday.

http://www.imsdb.com/scripts/Star-Wars-Rev...f-the-Sith.html

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=39750 hoping this helps...

The bits to be replaced in RTM has already been found! You can get concurrent sessions in XP Pro SP2, RTM! Its just a slight modfication...

Hi,The entire reason why its not possible currently, might lie in how the boot process is carried out. Normally, a boot-image is loaded into memory, and then further instructions given by it, are executed. Now, lets say you had an ISO image of 690 MB to be booted from. As you might have guessed, that would require loading the entire ISO into memory, which is still not possible with most PCs today. Some day, when PCs have enough RAM as to load 690 MB up, and still have enough memory left for other operations, this might be considered realistically.

Yes, there is a way. You need to edit the MSI. I've the solution posted somewhere previously, i think (try searching).

Asta, there are 2 ways of looking at anything Zxian, yup, got whatcha meant. Its indeed enough to drive anyone to rage! Hang on in there, man.... hope that a day comes when rules do get followed...

Excuse me! Before "lol"ing, try considering that ppl COULD browse more efficiently than you do... And in any case, you aren't unfamiliar with pages that have more than 500 links. No other browser can effortlessly fulfil the task of opening all links in individual tabs. Firefox sucks. And thats the fact. I've been with the open source movement since the days the DADDY of firefox was still in alpha. While its commendable that its come so far, it still has a long way to go. Opera is a far more polished product. Those who say firefox is an "open source" app, so this is all that can be expected, are missing the point. And until firefox can catch up, putting down better browsers is something that its fans rather not waste their time on...