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Tripredacus

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  1. Most companies will sue just for the heck of it, because you never know. I've heard a similar story from my company's upper management about suing someone for naming rights, even though it wasn't a remotely related product.
  2. Surprising only because that method is extremely deprecated due to security. It is possible to specify a server-side font, but that's HTML 4 and lower. Any website I find that uses something that outdated should be avoided at all costs. Consider what else may be lacking in terms of security.
  3. I get to add a new task into my current software certification list. This is to test for full removal of a product via uninstall. I already know I can use Regshot to see what registry changes are made, but is there a program that shows me what files are changed? Basically I need to verify a complete removal is done when uninstalling.
  4. In IIS, under your website name (or Default Web Site), go to Error Pages. You can then either specify a custom one, or it will tell you where the current one is located. Its an .htm file.
  5. Unfortunately, while you have like 4 or 5 options in the OS for Windows Updates, you only get those 3 options for the Unattend. I'm sure you can choose that one you want (that's what I personally use as well) by using a registry key. Take a look here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/328010#method3
  6. The re-arm setting is deprecated. I can't find it on TechNet yet, but the ADK says that it was removed from Windows 8, yet to use a different one... which only mentions Vista and Windows 7. Sooooo I actually don't know whether or not you can use it in Windows 8 or not.
  7. Well you can easily test this out by making a change to your 404 page. Then try to hit the site and see if your change is shown, or if you see what you saw before.
  8. "Install" is a relative term. I presume you are referring to Setup.exe. But this makes me wish I had a Pentium 4 lying around to drop an image onto it...
  9. Did you skip IE9? Its the same as that, the right-click is the way. In fact all other browsers I have (Firefox, Palemoon, Chrome) don't have an arrow and use the right-click option to go back history.
  10. I giggle when I ban a spammer while they are in the process of posting.

    1. UltimateSilence

      UltimateSilence

      Giggle's such a cute word.

    2. UltimateSilence

      UltimateSilence

      Giggle's such a cute word.

    3. Joseph_sw

      Joseph_sw

      should add non-ascii auto kill, for post that titled (or its content) mostly using high-ascii.

      it should keep the russian spammers at bay.

  11. This file can't be attached to the forum: C:\Windows\Memory.dmp This file can be attached to the forum: C:\Windows\Minidump\082012-32027-01.dmp
  12. Yes... I was highly disappointed after downloading its 1.5GB+ download to find this out. I ended up skipping it altogether.
  13. You are right, this is the normal behaviour, but this app isn't doing that. Normally if I run into this situation, I use ProcMon to show me where it is looking for the file, but since it doesn't show up (even with Advanced Output enabled) I can't just temporarily copy it there. I haven't been successful at creating a Path Variable yet, but I have some other things to try out. Update: I've determined that the PATH variable won't make a difference because the .EXE is not using that to find the file. Even if I put the .sys file in the dirs already specified in PATH, it won't run.
  14. WAIK files are unchanged between version 3.1 and 3.0. The only difference is the WinPE 3.1 wim that is included (and maybe some OCs).
  15. Well before you bother with DNS or Firewall... those ARE working. We know this because you are getting a response from the webserver: the 404 error. There is a problem in your webserver (is it IIS?) ... maybe others can answer, but my quick thing would be to test all the addresses. First. you tried both "localhost" and the external address ONLY from the Exchange Server? Try these: - from server: Internal IP - from another computer on the same internal subnet as the server: Internal IP, External IP - from another computer outside the subnet or network: External IP
  16. Uploading that minidump may be a good first step. Other users may want to see the full memory dump, which you can learn about here:
  17. It seems all the SATA drives I have get a 5.7, but a lot of other people get 5.9 with them. Yours is kinda low (5.2) but I wonder what RPM and SATA speeds there are... I think all of mine are 5400rpm at 3Gbps, which would explain why I get 5.7 across the board.
  18. I am working on automating a program to run from a network drive, but I am having problems getting it to run. This program has a .sys file that it uses for something, it is a filter driver. If I run the program from a c:\test with that file in there, it works fine. Due to the sensitive nature of this program, I'd rather have it run from the network drive so that it won't accidently be left on a completed system. In previous efforts I've accomplished this by copying support files to either the script directory, or into SysWoW64/System32. Unfortunately, this program does not use search paths to find the file. In my testing: - ProcMon does not show the EXE looking for the .SYS file. - Depends does not show the .SYS file in the list. - PE Explorer shows that it looks for the .SYS in the same folder as the .EXE is located. So I am wondering if there is a way to configure Windows temporarily using Symbolic Links or an Environment variable or something else to help this EXE find its support file? A worst case scenario is that I'll just copy it to the HDD temporarily to run the program, but I'd rather not take this step if I don't have to. OS using here is Windows 8 Pro x64 which hopefully won't matter.
  19. I think we were spoiled with Windows 95 and Windows 98 with the ability to exit one OS and go into another one. I have not seen any one able to duplicate that type of thing with WinPE and be able to exit to DOS, or anything else.
  20. Core huh... I've seen that before but didn't bother with it. Is "Core" and internal name for the non-suffixed Windows 8 release? I wonder why they didn't put a suffix on the "Home Premium" type version, and why they use the "Core" term which is used differently in their Server line...
  21. After you choose either "Get Started" buttons at the bottom, and log into your Live account, it will automatically prompt to download the ISO. Strangely, it does not prompt me for a language selection, but the ISO itself said EN-US in the name.
  22. Ace's EI post has been split from this topic and moved here:
  23. Original topic: Documentation points out that this is supposed to be used in conjunction with the PID.txt.... so you say that if you just use the EI.cfg and not a PID.txt, it will install normally? I wonder where it gets the product key from then? More info on Technet: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh824952.aspx
  24. You can use a free hosting service like Photobucket or Flickr. After you upload your picture to a site like that, they provide BBCode you can copy/paste on the forum to show the picture.
  25. Try changing your network location to Work.
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