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  1. Another solution is to disable DEP in the BCD-store of your USB-device. This can be done by following theses few steps : Boot a system into PE from your USB-stick (disable DEP in the bios if needed) from the PE command prompt type : - "bcdedit /store [your USB-stick driveletter]\boot\bcd" - this will give you the contents of the BCD-store on your USB-device - locate the entry "Window Boot Loader", there you'll find the value "identifier", wich - in my case - has the value {default}. (this could also be {Current} in your case.) - type "bcdedit.exe /store [your USB-stick driveletter]\boot\bcd /set {default} nx AlwaysOff" (replace {default} with {current} if needed.) - reboot your system and restore the BIOS-setting to it's original value. This disables the Windows PE DEP-functionality completely without messing around in the BIOS. This sollution will not only work on the HP DC7800, but also in other systems. greets, Peter
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  3. Try this (copy and past in Notepad, save-as "hotfixes.bat") Tested on NT4, W2K and XP. Output can be redirected, eg "hotfixes >fixes.txt" @ECHO OFF ECHO. :: Check command line parameter IF NOT "%1"=="" IF /I NOT "%1"=="/V" GOTO Syntax :: Check for correct Windows version IF NOT "%OS%"=="Windows_NT" GOTO Syntax :: Keep variables local SETLOCAL :: /V parameter set verbose display IF /I "%1"=="/V" SET Verbose=1 :: Remove temporary file IF EXIST "%systemdrive%\Hotfixes.dat" DEL "%systemdrive%\Hotfixes.dat" :: Gather info from the registry REGEDIT /E "%systemdrive%\Hotfixes.dat" "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Hotfix" :: Display header ECHO Hotfixes installed on this PC: ECHO. :: Summarize all hotfixes gathered from registry FOR /F "tokens=7 delims=\" %%a IN ('TYPE "%systemdrive%\Hotfixes.dat" ^| FIND "[HKEY_"') DO FOR /F "tokens=1 delims=]" %%A IN ('ECHO.%%a ^| FIND "]"') DO CALL :Summarize "%%A" :: Done ENDLOCAL GOTO:EOF :Summarize SETLOCAL SET Hotfix=%~1 :: No more details required IF NOT "%Verbose%"=="1" ( ECHO.%Hotfix% GOTO:EOF ) :: Gather more details from the registry REGEDIT /E "%systemdrive%\Hotfixes.dat" "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Hotfix\%~1" :: Retrieve the hotfix description from the temporary file we just created FOR /F "tokens=1* delims==" %%a IN ('TYPE "%systemdrive%\Hotfixes.dat" ^| FIND /I "Fix Description"') DO SET Description=%%~b :: Escape brackets in the description, otherwise the ECHO command will fail IF DEFINED Description SET Description=%Description:(=^^^(% IF DEFINED Description SET Description=%Description:)=^^^)% :: The whitespace in the following line is a tab ECHO.%Hotfix% %Description% ENDLOCAL GOTO:EOF :Syntax ECHO Hotfixes.bat, Version 2.00 for Windows NT 4 / 2000 / XP ECHO Displays a list of hotfixes installed locally ECHO. ECHO Usage: HOTFIXES [ /V ] ECHO. ECHO /V list both hotfix numbers and descriptions ECHO. ECHO Written by Rob van der Woude ECHO http://www.robvanderwoude.com GOTO:EOF
  4. Try googling for "mapisend.exe". This is a Microsoft Utility from the Exchange 2000 Resource Kit. Works for me !
  5. I've had the same problem with my system about one year ago.rig : a newly built Asus P4P800 Deluxe, Intel CPU P3.0Ghz, HT FB800Mhz, 2XCorsair 512 DDR. It turned out to be a bad CPU. I've replaced the CPU and it never auto-rebooted since. hopes this helps.
  6. Hi all, this is my first post here, so be gentle Here are some reg-values concerning this topic wich I haven't found yet in this GREAT forum. Remember : these settings take effect after a reboot. Windows Start Menu options are controlled by the following Registry locations : Windows 2000 and XP use the 9th binary value and Windows NT uses the 53 binary value as shown in the table below. Windows 2000 and XP HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\StuckRects2 Windows NT 4.0 HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\StuckRects Windows 9x HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\StuckRects SINGLE OPTIONS: 08 = No Settings Enabled 09 = Auto Hide 00 = Show Clock 0A = Always on Top 0C = Show small icons in Start Menu MULTIPLE OPTIONS: 01 = Auto Hide and Show Clock 02 = Always on Top and Show Clock 03 = Always on Top and Auto Hide and Show Clock 04 = Show small icons in Start Menu and Show Clock 0E = Always on Top and Show small icons in Start Menu 0F = Always on Top and Auto Hide and Show small icons in Start Menu 06 = Always on Top and Show small icons in Start Menu and Show Clock 07 = All Options Enabled 0B = Always on Top and Auto Hide 0D = Auto Hide and Show small icons in Start Menu Greets XPeter
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