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How to disable quick launch in registry
maxXPsoft replied to oskingen's topic in Windows Tips 'n' Tweaks
He's right, no Reg tweak for that as its a dll call. I can show you how to make it show with a fresh install though. -
Dos 6.22 For
maxXPsoft replied to maxXPsoft's topic in Programming (C++, Delphi, VB/VBS, CMD/batch, etc.)
spoke too soon. can't get that forune.exe to run inside a batch so back to other method Can't use with this dos ( ) Can't use CD with the /D either H: CD SHOPMFG\SECOND~1\COOPER~1\NUMBER01 For %%A in (*.*) Do Copy H:\SHOPMFG\SECOND~1\COOPER~1\Sheets\%%A C:\2WND\DATA_2 /Y CD H:\ <<< puts it back to root. CD H: just echos your current dir C: Check out what I am doing with the CD here, it works so I'll use it. Some day they'll update these things but that was put on back burner to do other stuff. -
Dos 6.22 For
maxXPsoft replied to maxXPsoft's topic in Programming (C++, Delphi, VB/VBS, CMD/batch, etc.)
Found the best thing - Fortune.exe part of fortn708 package. Its a tuner for the Dos For command and works great. fortune in H:\ShopMfg\Second~1\cooper~1\number01\*.* Do Copy H:\ShopMfg\Second~1\cooper~1\Sheets\%R.%E C:\2Wnd\Data_2 by running that I get a batch file with all commands and it even deletes the doit.bat at end of execution. The %R.%E extracts just filename and you can do all kinds of things with it. I can run that from C: drive without any hitch. Those Paths aren't mine, it where I work and the guy before me should have made it short path knowing he had Dos machines out there. -
Dos 6.22 For
maxXPsoft replied to maxXPsoft's topic in Programming (C++, Delphi, VB/VBS, CMD/batch, etc.)
I didn't put all the Paths there and its only a 10 Mhz. We only have 5 left. Couldn't use above because For %%A in (H:\Main\*.*) turns into the Full path for the variable so that fails. so Had to use this H: CD SHOPMFG CD SECOND~1 CD COOPER~1 CD NUMBER06 For %%A in (*.*) Do Copy H:\SHOPMFG\SECOND~1\COOPER~1\Sheets\%%A C:\2WND\DATA_2 /Y By CD to actual dir the variable %%A becomes filename only and these are 8.3 names MHz, I'll look at using that because I actually need to do 3 operations here. Copy the Number## file to Data_1 Copy corresponding Sheets file to Data_2 Delete the Number## file so next time there are less. Bad here is while its still on H: it creates a funky file AHEIVOP or similar but that may have been Xcopy I was using on that folder. By CD.. all the way back to C: that don't happen. Also need the path to be back to C: for load of next 2 programs anyways and need H: to be at root. -
Dos 6.22 For
maxXPsoft replied to maxXPsoft's topic in Programming (C++, Delphi, VB/VBS, CMD/batch, etc.)
I use xcopy now but have to do it by date /D:02/20/2008 to get the Sheets folder files since after I copy from Main they are deleted untill next update which can occur anytime. These are old and don't keep date very well. Is there a way to use xcopy to get the files that are in main only from Sheets folder also? Sheets is nearly 7500+ files and needs to be done quickly only grabbing Sheets files that are in Main also since they are updated same time. This is ver 6.2 xcopy in Dos on a whopping 25Mhz with 1mb ram so copy entire folders is sssssllllllllllooooowwow. -
Have a need to use For in Dos 6.22 and wondering if someone can tell me how to copy some files. Heres the situation I have a folder on the Network called Main and another called Sheets. As files are updated they are placed in Main for a machine to download. Can be 1 or 20 possibly and None are named the same. I need to copy the identical file from Sheets also. Yes they are named identical but they go to different folders on the Hard drive like Data1 and data2. One is a machine print and other is for the user. This will be in a batch file so %% is required. And if a file exists we overwrite For %%A in (H:\Main\*.*) Do Copy /Y H:\Main\%%A C:\Data1 For %%A in (H:\Main\*.*) Do Copy /Y H:\Sheets\%%A C:\Data2 Does that look correct or someone with Dos skills can help me out here?
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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 ;Note for the Find Target to work you need a default Open unknown files. ;This adds Open w/Notepad if you don't already have something set. Comment out if you do. [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\open] @="Open w/Notepad" [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\open\command] @="notepad.exe \"%1\"" [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\Find Target...\command] @="explorer.exe /select, \"%1\"" Vista has 'Open file location' on its right click.
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we're on 2K right now at work and they tell us to not store anything on the drive, save to the Network somewhere since that is backed up even your 50+mb user folder. They ghost us back after a problem and you just point your stuff where it needs to retrieve the files. My Docs don't have nothing Same as my method at home using a backup drive which I burn to Dvd R/W as the need arises. In between I keep my backup WIP on a secure jump drive.
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exactly rajesh.kumar but StuckRects2 gets something else I'd have to study Like the first post of this topic I show that, forget the links to other machines cause if its yours or even your network there will be no problems with XP cause XP will resolve very quick. Using in Vista SP1 here even. icemanx msg me with what you want to do if you still need help.
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Avoid "CMD /C" in Pass 6 auditUser
maxXPsoft replied to chon_'s topic in Unattended Windows Vista/Server 2008
NOTE: Not always needed but when you do an expand variable or a path with blank spaces in it for instance %ProgramFiles%\ use quotes around it "%ProgramFiles%\dada" -
best bet is go ask in that vlite forum don't you think? Mod move this
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simple as looking here. New version uploaded just Today http://maxxpsoft.com/forums/index.php?showforum=4
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Unattend tools and SP1
maxXPsoft replied to razormoon's topic in Unattended Windows Vista/Server 2008
Installed SP1 6.0.6001.17028 and no problems here (latest release SP1) then At WU had 2 waiting 936181 890830 -
Unattend tools and SP1
maxXPsoft replied to razormoon's topic in Unattended Windows Vista/Server 2008
last SP1 I had it worked. I'll have to reinstall and check with that one. You should have posted over at my page I might have seen it quicker. -
Useful Shell Extension & Context Menu
maxXPsoft replied to MillenX's topic in Windows Tips 'n' Tweaks
@Yzöwl good catch, wonder what lies in store when most this stuff is already posted here Google regsvc32 returns mainly bad stuff Remote Registry - Enables remote users to modify registry settings on YOUR computer In case someone done this already then Open cmd prompt and type: NET Stop RemoteRegistry and type: REG ADD HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\RemoteRegistry /v Start /t REG_DWORD /d 4 That stops it and disables it on next reboot -
Finding Vista Insatallation Files
maxXPsoft replied to tstdonna's topic in Unattended Windows Vista/Server 2008
I looked at 2 recently diff Oem and they both had a hidden partition similar to Acronis. Their tools would open them and restore and they both had an F key to start installation from the Bios screen but that was about it. I was able to gain access to them with xcacls Vista btw has a new version of that -
I've found the 100% cure with a simple reg tweak constructed exactly like it needs to be with no dll. I'll not disclose it now since its part of my new tweaking program soon to release. If Oh_Kay still interested then msg me so you can beta the tweak
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@jxerot Arie is correct, that reg file did not disable that for me either. But I did make a Restore point then applied your file and for good measure rebooted, still right clicking here after that but to set things back my way, good old System Restore Point. System restore does work and even better when you apply a few tweaks to it like limit the Auto delete RP in days to about a week. I've been working on a tweaking program nearly 5 years and that System Restore has gotten me out of more binds. A lot simpler than create an HD image before I apply a couple little tweaks. Just yesterday I talked a woman through a system restore over the telephone when her comp wouldn't even boot. Such negativity from the complete unknowing is reason it's not used as much.
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yes, not but 26 pages on this Vista UA forum and believe me its already covered.
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@elajua then tell us what your doing cause I've seen no way around except set public as described by MAVERICKS CHOICE
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or simply do this Delete the UA\I386\BLISS.JP_ Get your wallpaper and rename to BLISS.JPG makecab BLISS.JPG BLISS.JP_ Place in I386 and apply your reg settings as needed. Works quite well
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Avoid "CMD /C" in Pass 6 auditUser
maxXPsoft replied to chon_'s topic in Unattended Windows Vista/Server 2008
Regedit and cmd are both native to Windows and it knows what they are. does that make sense? To do a msi you can use this: msiexec.exe /I %SystemDrive%\APPS\Jump2reg\Jump2reg.msi /qb When you hide that thing installing and it seems hungup remember you can Ctrl Alt Del and end task -
Create UDF Vista CDs like original
maxXPsoft replied to midiboy's topic in Unattended Windows Vista/Server 2008
CDIMAGE -lVISTA_UA -t10/03/2007,17:39:13 -h -j1 -m -bE:\VistaUA\uaDVD\boot\etfsboot.com E:\VistaUA\uaDVD E:\VistaUA\ISO\VISTA_UA.iso works for me each and every time for i'd say over a 100+ installs don't know what Mikey is doing -
at the bottom of your cmd file WITH runoncex entries you just call it to run it. Same way I done it in XP Installs countless times in Runoncex.cmd.` So basically call a cmd file within FirstLogonCommands or add say 5 entries in your cmd you are calling with Firstlogoncommands and call the executuion of it before the end of file. Just use the Start /Wait to keep it alive till it finishes. Example below Loading Dreamscene in Firstlogoncommands Example Haven't posted this in forever Color 0A SET KEY=HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx REG ADD %KEY% /V TITLE /D "RunOnceEx - Testing Applications" /f REG ADD %KEY% /v Flags /t REG_DWORD /d "20" /f REG ADD %KEY%\1001 /VE /D "cMenu 2.6" /f REG ADD %KEY%\1001 /V 101 /D "CMD /C Start /Wait E:\APPS\cMenu\cmenu.exe /silent" /f REG ADD %KEY%\1001 /V 102 /D "REGEDIT /S E:\APPS\cMenu\cMenu1.reg" /f rundll32.exe D:\Windows\System32\iernonce.dll,RunOnceExProcess EXIT
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Pass? I usually do that in sequence with Firstlogoncommands since it has the elevated User running it and no popups, yes Installing IE7 used to disable it in XP/Vista but I had found a workaround. I used to place an XP version iernonce.dll 6.0.2900.2180 somewhere and just call it by Path rundll32.exe D:\Tools\iernonce.dll,RunOnceExProcess iernonce.dll 7.0.6000.16512 in Vista worked just a few minutes ago. rundll32.exe D:\Windows\System32\iernonce.dll,RunOnceExProcess