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Oldversions! They have a lot it seems. http://www.oldversion.com/windows/google-chrome/

It seems you are saying updating the client's Java causes problems accessing portions of another website. The people who make that board last updated in 2012 and also have their own support forum: http://www.ninechime.com/forum/viewforum.php?id=7 As for what you can do, I'm not sure. The message it tells you says something about putting it in an exception list. Have you tried this? Otherwise, you would have to revert to a previous version of Java until the developers update their software.

I just plug into the motherboard and hit the power button. I guess I flubbed with that part about the HDD, I do then test with everything but the HDD plugged in before going through the trouble of swapping the PSUs out. Basically, it is wasted effort to swap the PSUs only to find out that wasn't the problem.

If you don't have a power supply tester, you should be able to just hook up another PSU and see if it powers on. You might be able to do this by simply unplugging the current PSU from the board without removing any components... Although I do not know how that looks on the inside. When I do this, I also will unplug the HDDs from their power just so that if the PC does turn on, I can shut it off without having to worry about an OS being in mid-boot.

For deployments where I need to install software, I have installers in a folder. Then in the XML, I put a .cmd in FirstLogonCommands that installs the software.

So basically you just change your account type to Administrator. I'm thinking a 6 minute video is a bit much.

That is the code for "space" ... I fixed the link, it had a space after the URL and before the closed [ /URL] BBCode tag.

I had recently found a forum I had registered on and hadn't logged in for 10 years!

You have a similar topic already here: http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/172825-changing-the-name-and-description-of-the-volume-images/ Is it the same question?

We can only help if you are using a legit version of Windows XP.

Make sure you read the forum rules!

Sorry, it seems you are using a volume license key and an activation crack on this OS. We can't help you with illegal versions of Windows.

It is doubtful that the HTML errors are causing the page to appear blank, with the only possibility (that I can see) is the extra dive tag that is there. Even so, even an extra div tag would likely cause a partial page load, or the page design to become deformed our outside their intended boundries. Most times I have found coming across a blank page (that shouldn't be) is because I am blocking some javascript. I can do a test allow to see if it works (usually does) however then it becomes a "do I trust it or care enough about this page to allow malformed code to run on my system." And guess what, usually I just go somewhere else.

My only real complaint so far, is that the power button on the Start Menu is now at the top, rather than the bottom WHERE IT HAD BEEN SINCE FOREVER. Actually, in my first use of the TP, I needed to reboot so I could reimage, and I found that the Charms thing on the right didn't work like in Win8. Then I remember, "Oh Yeah! Start Menu!" which became "How do I reboot?"

This seems to still be missed by people online. XP support has ended but that doesn't mean you stop seeing new updates offered by Windows Updates for non-OS products. This includes the Malicious Software Removal Tool, Office or whatever else.

I would have settled for Windows 8.1.1 for Workgroups.

I doubt switching would make a difference. It would only be a matter of time before you see ads on all the internet connected consoles.

I would blame the web devlopers. Older browsers are not as forgiving of coding errors than newer browsers. Websites are also trending to using off-site scripts to render portions of the page. On the one you linked to, there are several iframes and even an extra /div tag sitting there. The site uses a "generic" doctype, which Validator is picking up to be HTML5. It also finds over 3,000 CSS errors. Any one of those reasons could cause the page to not display properly in a browser. As for how to fix, use a browser that renders broken website code!

Welcome to the MSFN!

Yes/no/maybe? 1GB RAM may be a problem out of the box.

Try putting the command into a .cmd and then run the .cmd from FirstLogonCommands.

Certainly, but websites aren't reading winver, they rely on the User Agent provided by the browser to determine what OS the client is.

Split topic. OT: Is this error coming directly from DISM? For DISM, error 87 is "option unknown" which occurs when you use the wrong version of DISM to run a specific command.

You'd have to verify using some sort of network monitoring tool, but I suspect the games are going out through Ports 80 or 443.

Has there been any proof that it is actually performing keylogging?