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Good luck and try not to invoke the swear filter anymore.

That term makes me shudder every time someone refers to it. Too bad I'll have to use it for the next three years of university... I remember those classes well too. Not sure if I was fond of it. Fortunately it gets very easy once you are in school, but I can't remember most of it anymore. Its been too long. It sucks for me because when I was in college, the program was in a transition period. All courses were geared for mainframe programming, and I remember we were supposed to take two semesters about UARTS. Then they dropped the second semester course and I was so disappointed.

Isn't MSN EOL anyways?

Hmm. I wonder about this. We build servers here and they are really loud already, because of the fans. I wonder if they would run better without fans, or at least some sort of passive cooling system.

Typically, I do not encounter issues of Windows having major problems when I go about my business of approving images. But this time, Explorer.exe and drwtsn32.exe crashed by doing the following: Click Start -> Control Panel -> Switch to Classic View So I installed the Debugging Tools for x86 and the Retail Symbols (the Classic Symbols download said it was corrupt) and went about to get Explorer to crash again. Except now I can't get it to crash by doing the same procedure. I imagine that getting a dump file with this tool is similar to using the IIS Debugger, which means you need to replicate the error. Since I can't, the files it is creating might not even be helpful? For now, here is the information gathered from the initial crash: -Error Sig: Explorer.exe, Module: shell32.dll, Offset: 0002b284 -DrWatson Postmortem Debugger Event Type: BEX P1: drwtsn32.exe P2: 5.1.2600.0 P3: 3b7d84a2 P4: dbghelp.dll P5: 5.1.2600.5512 P6: 4802a0b2 P7: 0001295d P8: c0000409 P9: 00000000 In addition, three of these errors happened over the weekend, all at 6/29 @ 1:30AM (this morning). Source: MPSampleSubmission ID: 5000 EventType mptelemetry, P1: 8024402c, P2: endsearch, P3: search, P4: 1.1.1593.0, P5: mpsigdwn.dll, P6: 1.1.1593.0, P7: Windows Defender, P8: NIL, P9: NIL, P10:NIL EDIT: Attached the drwatson log file. NOTE: the exception happened (friday) and the symbols were not installed until today (monday). So I don't know how much help this will be. EDIT2: the customer has decided against using the image based on other problems discovered. Closed

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I know sometimes its hard to navigate TechNet. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library...053(WS.10).aspx

Normally, i just listen to music on random. Not this time. Pantera - Cemetery Gates

I know. It hit me by surprise. Everyone knew he wasn't healthy, I mean look at him. Then again, I can see him pulling off a "back from the grave" tour, can't you? He was so out there. I've worked in the music industry and I'm still shocked.

I'm hoping this is false. If not, all hail the King of Pop one last time. You don't have to be one of his fans to respect what he did in his Music career. Yes he had a lot of other things that happened, I won't contest. I remember his music from the 80s very well because they remain as songs I grew up on. http://www.latimes.com/news/la-me-michael-...0,6083460.story

Possible things that use that port: rFactor http://portforward.com/english/routers/por...eed/rFactor.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RFactor F1 Challenge http://www.portforward.com/english/applica..._99-02index.htm I can only find these racing games that use that port.

The answer is in the link I posted. Go there then click the following: - Deployment Walkthroughs - Walkthrough: Deploy Windows by Booting from a DVD

Welcome to the MSFN!

Welcome to the MSFN!

You can probably make Firefox the default browser, but you can't really remove IE from Windows.

The street view dates for my neighborhood appear to be around August/September 2007. I can tell this by an election sign posted on a house.

I posted the wayback link as an example. I wasn't prepared to go digging through all the available versions (going back 13 years) of the site to find a file that I know nothing about. Sometimes you get lucky with Wayback and they cache downloads on some older sites.

This is a google issue, not an MSFN issue!

Check to see what HAL you are using. Also did you make any changes to the BIOS? This could cause the Power Management error with the CPU. Also check your Suspend State in the BIOS too.

Does this happen to be the nForce NIC that is a virtual device? Can those of you who are having problems with this NIC post what the Hardware ID is of the NIC in Device Manager?

I have found that even if you inject drivers for a device, if the PE can get away with using one of the default drivers, it won't use the ones you injected with PEIMG. The only thing it seems to use are Mass Storage and NIC drivers. I've had tried to PEIMG video drivers, but the PE doesn't use them for the video driver, it uses whatever standard VGA controller drive, the same that Vista has. And Driverload will give you an error if you try to update the driver. I don't have better tools to be able to get a Device Manager like interface to see what drivers are actually loaded. Its kinda difficult using just the command prompt.

Cell phone pics = BAD! But here they are, I will try to get better ones later. See the "my servers" link in my sig for details. 7Server Unclesocks + Amp collection I know its hard to make out, but the two labels on the front say "UNCLE SOCKS" and "CHINESE WARLORD" respectively. This server was named after a background randomly placed on all the image servers. This one got characters from this series: http://www.gallimauphry.com/clarence/clarence.html I can't remember all of them, but one was called "moocow" and had an up close shot of a cow's mouth licking a camera.

I agree. From now on, I will scan for viruses at least twice a decade.

Also, RAID10 wastes half of your space (need to buy twice as many drives, doubling costs instantly), and while RAID5 isn't as wasteful in terms of disk space, it eats a lot of CPU power (slows down your computer), unless you bought a very expensive "hardware" RAID controller (the kind with a beefy processor doing the XOR'ing onboard -- hundreds of $$$ for something nice). Yeah, I'm a 3ware or nothing kinda guy.

You can find some examples in the WAIK documentation or on Technet. Here is a place to start: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc749515.aspx Read through the different options and then determine which path best suits your requirements.