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Ultimate would seem to be a waste because the actual use of the computer does not match what Ultimate offers. I typically just recommend Pro edition unless being able to play the built in Solitaire is a firm requirement.

Files of this type go back to Vista at least. These names are not always their actual names, but names in this format is what is commonly displayed in Dependency Walker. These are almost always indicative that a redist package is missing. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17023419/win-7-64-bit-dll-problems

I see upgrading as a matter of need. Do you need Windows 7 Ultimate for something? I still have a computer with XP and I see no reason to upgrade it to a newer OS. XP still allows it to do what I need of it.

If it is the same, if you set NetworkLocation to Public, then this prompt shouldn't appear.

Welcome to the MSFN!

Unless I missed it, have you yet posted what the HwID is yet?

I believe that the Shell key is loaded after logon. There used to be HCKU Winlogon Shells in XP, maybe you can use that instead.

You can just PM him instead of making a topic. http://www.msfn.org/board/user/8552-nuhi/

What is the hardware ID of the Intel Video?

It wouldn't be good advertising, since Amazon makes money on keeping websites up with their cloud service.

Save the screenshot as a JPG in Mspaint and upload it to an image hosting site like Imgur.

The funny thing about that "eye candy" thing is that most people complain when a UI is changed. Facebook is a good example of that.

YES/NO Abandonware term doesn't change and it doesn't matter who made the software. Abandonware is software where no one retains redistribution rights to it. This happens when: - the company ceases to exist - the company releases the product for free - the copyright expires That particular site looks more to be a software archive of (mainly) floppy disk releases. However it does contain things that are not abandonware. No Microsoft system file is redistributable, no version of Office. This one not only contains Windows and Office products, but also contains cracks for some programs that require CDs.

--JorgeA I've seen this somewhere before... Oh right

What is the operating system? The WAIK is really just WSIM (making an answer file) and WinPE. If you know what you are doing, you don't need WSIM to make an answer file.

jaclaz Not entirely sure about this effecting all security equipment. I can understand the blocking of the communication between the security panel and the monitoring company, but not the sensors. If the security panel loses connection with any of the sensors, it will trigger an alert. This happened to me personally, when I removed a sensor to replace a door. They received an alert that a sensor went offline/missing, even though the system was disarmed.

Code (index) - show_ad.js from GoogleSyndication is present multiple times. Design - the first 5 links in the top menu go to other pages. As such, it is expected that the 6th link (download) would also go to a page. Instead it prompts to download a file. This is also true on the left image that links to the download. Overall, I think your website is AOK! You even put alt attributes on your img tags (that XHTML 1.0 Transitional deems so holy) that I would have given you a pass on.

I can't replicate the issue in the first post using the example thread. It may be due to the fact that I can reply into locked topics. This one can be used as an example where it also applies to forum staff. http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/20197-autoit-script-collection-contributions-only/?p=739676 Which is post 211 on page 9 of that thread. The link example I used is of a topic that is archived. No one can reply to it. EDIT: Topic archiving was enabled at some point in the past but is not currently. Any posts made in a topic that is archived will not show up in Search results. If you made a large amount of posts prior to 2006, the topics they were in may be set in the archive.

Ok this explains why I couldn't view the Forbes link you posted before. I ran into it on another forum today too. Forbes does a redirect, which puts me into an empty page. I'm not even concerned about it. If the website does not behave properly, I won't reconfigure everything just to make it work. It isn't worth the effort. I won't use websites that do this and the other offender mentioned there: websites that won't let you scroll. I will make exceptions only in required cases and in those instances only to use a specific browser just for those sites. Best example is IE, which I only use on MS websites.

I have webpages I've saved (as complete) from 15 years ago that still work properly. Of course, for websites these days it depends on how it is put together. Some pages will not save everything required to view the page, such as scripts or CSS (or even images) that are stored on other domains. EDIT: on all my PCs, I've never changed the .html/l file association. As such if I open any of them manually, they open in IE.

What build of Windows 10 are you using? For example, using CopyProfile on build 10240 can cause the Start Menu and other UIs based on "immersive" to not work properly.

Remove the Product Key object from windowsPE pass.

What browser are you using?

Fixed the links. You had a ) in the URL.

Well... you could just write your own... Surely such things aren't required. Wordpress itself is a mess. One of the first cookie-cutter builders where I noticed the totally un-needed linking to multiple stylesheets AS WELL AS having styles in the HTML.