Windows File Protection

[Davelicious]

It's a good site, but that's a way to disable totally sfc. Is there a way for enable sfc only for any files?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Check this one to remove certain files from SFC:

http://www.bitsum.com/aboutwfp.asp#Hack_Method_5

I'm planning to write a tool to remove files from SFCFILES.DLL automatically (if I find the time).

An overview of files removed by nlite would be very helpfull for this.

[jaclaz]

I'm planning to write a tool to remove files from SFCFILES.DLL automatically (if I find the time).

Nice Idea!

It should be possible to do that from batch with the help of some of the Clay's utilities:

http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/cruth/claysutl.html

and/or

with tinyhexer:

http://www.mirkes.de/en/freeware/tinyhex/features.php

jaclaz

Edited July 11, 2005 by jaclaz

[Davelicious]

Nice Idea!

It should be possible to do that from batch with the help of some of the Clay's utilities:

http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/cruth/claysutl.html

jaclaz

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I already got an idea on how to to it.

first read out the SFCFILES.DLL contents an verify it with an

modified XP image, that way I can filter out the files that are not

included on the modified image.

[jaclaz]

Sorry, cross-posting.

Added link to tinyhexer in my previous post.

jaclaz

[Zoofield]

I guess that would be nice but.........

I’d rather see it incorporated directly into Nlite.

[nuhi]

Ok, adding these cleanups, thanks for delaying next version

[dragonfixed]

Nuhi have you fixed the memory problem in xp yet still having problems with some games that i run.

[dale5605]

Ok, adding these cleanups, thanks for delaying next version

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!

Now look what you people have done! I hate you all!

[nuhi]

dragonfixed, that should have been gone with keeping dr Watson or error report... It's on you to try since I can't track it...no one else complains any more.

[jmbattle]

Was it really Dr. Watson related? I always kinda enjoyed getting rid of that... if you know what I mean!

What problems would arise after removing Dr. Watson - is this something we can reliably test or is it perhaps a per-user crashing issue related to bad memory?

James

[henkdeswardt]

Can we perhaps subscribe to a newsletter or something, so that we get a e-mail saying something like:

NLite version 2.0 released - WP error fixed, computer speed doubled ...

Thank you for an excellent program.

[Random Digits]

Second the above motion.

BTW, great work to all that contribute.

*mumbles* "Stupid WFP."

[SINFIN]

Ok, adding these cleanups, thanks for delaying next version

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Nooooo...

[SINFIN]

dragonfixed, that should have been gone with keeping dr Watson or error report... It's on you to try since I can't track it...no one else complains any more.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I agree nuhi. Since I left (and the option removed in b4) Dr. Watson and disabled error reporting manually - all the memory problems I had - are gone (which were with my Brother MFC).

[SINFIN]

Was it really Dr. Watson related?  I always kinda enjoyed getting rid of that... if you know what I mean!

What problems would arise after removing Dr. Watson - is this something we can reliably test or is it perhaps a per-user crashing issue related to bad memory?

James

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I agree jmbattle.

Although I would really doubt I have a memory problem and that it was related to per-user personal issues.

As nuhi mentioned, the reports of this bug without the removal of Dr. Watson seem to be gone. I tend to agree.

Although it did seem to work well (with the removal) in earlier 99 versions. but nlite keeps moving in a more complex and flexable direction. Most likely you fix one thing and it dominos to six others (that need to be tracked down). As I call them - lots of spider webs.

Edited July 14, 2005 by SINFIN