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J. S. Jackson
Jason said:
You know Microsoft offers SP2 on a CD for free. But I suppose I will
be scolded by the MS haters for providing MS my home address.
You know Microsoft offers SP2 on a CD for free. But I suppose I will
be scolded by the MS haters for providing MS my home address.
J
Jason Edwards
J. S. Jackson said:
But what they don't offer, as far as I'm aware, is a replacement XP install
CD for those people who want to reinstall XP.
Jason
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DevilsPGD
In message <[email protected]> "Jason Edwards"
IIRC you can buy it for $5-$10. However, it is media only, you need to
provide your own license.
IIRC you can buy it for $5-$10. However, it is media only, you need to
provide your own license.
B
Bart Bailey
The Illini Idiot Duane Arnold of Decatur Illinois wrote: Begin
You made the claim, buckwheat, I just offered you an opportunity to put
up or shut up, neither of which have you been able to do.
Duane
You made the claim, buckwheat, I just offered you an opportunity to put
up or shut up, neither of which have you been able to do.
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Bart Bailey
It's a replacement for another modem (can't remember the model off hand)
that the SBC guys left when they replaced a defective PCI card, doesn't
require the use of the Enternet software I had to use before, so I
suspect its firmware might have routing capabilities, not sure though.
My XP-Pro box doesn't get connected to the net,
it's for the extra multimedia capabilities (audio, digicam) only.
I'm not at all surprised.
Simply reloading a clean image of the OS partition
would have probably saved you some config time.
He's never retracted his claims to this day, and chooses to dismiss his
failure as some negative aspect of my character.
(pssst Duane, care to try again?)
If I had the slightest amount of doubt or worry,
I wouldn't be so annoyingly arrogant. said:
Nope, no servers here except an occasional use of BulletProof FTP
server, and it's usually with some weird port and pwd combo.
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Duane Arnold
And the claim was in your pot riddled mind as usual. Had I know you were
so messed-up, you can best believe I would have given you a wide lane. You
are a real *card*. You should be locked-up and the key thrown away. What
is it? The crap is over 2.5 to 3 years ago and you're still whining. ;-)
What did you do lose the Prozac bottle?
Duane
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Duane Arnold
One other thing here Bart. When you started talking about your Internet
sister, I should have known right then and there that you were gone.
Duane
sister, I should have known right then and there that you were gone.
Duane
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Greg Hennessy
For anyone who owns a cd burner and the original media, creating a new
slipstreamed sp2 install cd is trivial.
greg
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jasee
Jason said:
You should have at least been provided with a recovery disk with your
computer.
(Save all data before using it) as recovery disks revert the machine to 'as
first received condition'.
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Cyber-Hun
Seems this exploit needed the attack surface created by the service running
on port 445, this is why it's good to shut these services down in addition
to blocking to blocking the incoming port 445 traffuc with a router.
Especially if you're just running a standalone, home system that doesn't
need to talk to other domain members.
on port 445, this is why it's good to shut these services down in addition
to blocking to blocking the incoming port 445 traffuc with a router.
Especially if you're just running a standalone, home system that doesn't
need to talk to other domain members.
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Jason Edwards
Greg Hennessy said:
Only for some people.
Most people will never find out how to do it, never mind be able to.
Even if they can, they won't know where to find their license key or how to
back up data they want to keep.
Jason
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boo
Go to http://www.sysinternals.com and download tcpview
and process explorer.If you run
and process explorer.If you run
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Duane Arnold
Once again you *clown*, I made no claim. You should run to the doctor
quickly and have your Prozac scripts refilled and then choke a couple down
and have your Internet sister take you there.
You don't see how mentally gone you are. Like I told you before, that
happened to you when you were a baby and you were dropped head first on the
cement curb. You became a pure nut case at that point. ;-)
I snatched your *heart* from you in the AV NG Princess and *punked* you out
there. Boy, you better not ever get sent to prison and locked-up for any
time period, which I don't think is impossible for you by you actions to
date. You should be prepared to drop you lien and keep on grinning, because
your spots don't change Princess.
I guess you don't remember that other poster you attack with the same BS
about *Come on and attack me I need to be attacked* delusions you were
going through and still going through apparently. The poster told you he
had a hot date and didn't have time to be messing around with a *clown*
like you. Did you forget that Bart? You lost you pills and you're
regressing. You should find the pills Bart find the pills.
Duane
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Gabriele Neukam
On that special day, Bart Bailey, ([email protected]) said...
Good idea. If I (ever?) get one, it will be behind a broadband router
with NAT (already there), and I'll never browse with IE, or mail with
OE. Remember how it was announced: "The safest Windows ever". Now it is
the most often(ly?) attacked and corrupted one.
I wonder why I, when hearing this "safest ever" burble, immediately
thought: "I'd better wait and see; I can't believe it is *that* safe.
I'd better wait until it is fixed and tightened well enough, so that it
will live up to its standards". I only know that I am still waiting.
Gabriele Neukam
(e-mail address removed)
Good idea. If I (ever?) get one, it will be behind a broadband router
with NAT (already there), and I'll never browse with IE, or mail with
OE. Remember how it was announced: "The safest Windows ever". Now it is
the most often(ly?) attacked and corrupted one.
I wonder why I, when hearing this "safest ever" burble, immediately
thought: "I'd better wait and see; I can't believe it is *that* safe.
I'd better wait until it is fixed and tightened well enough, so that it
will live up to its standards". I only know that I am still waiting.
Gabriele Neukam
(e-mail address removed)
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Jason Edwards
Gabriele Neukam said:
Now there's a true statement
Jason
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Bart Bailey
BTW: it has IE/OE because I think it would be a major hassle to remove
it from XP, and from time to time I'll copy a site with a web bot and
play it over there to see what happens.
Yep , it sounds like so much of the hyperbole swirling around the net,
whether a "new improved (lemon scented) operating system", or the latest
"must have" be all and end all security bundle, of course the inevitable
crashes and corruption never seem to get mention.
....und ein glückliches neues Jahr zu Ihnen, Gaby!
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Gabriele Neukam
On that special day, Bart Bailey, ([email protected]) said...
Of course, a Happy New Year to you, too. And to all here, be them
regulars or lurkers.
Gabriele Neukam
(e-mail address removed)
Of course, a Happy New Year to you, too. And to all here, be them
regulars or lurkers.
Gabriele Neukam
(e-mail address removed)
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cquirke (MVP Win9x)
Not as trivial as it should be. If an SP breaks the installation CD,
as SP2 does, it should include a skippable step in the installation
process to create that slipstreamed replacement CDR.
If it's so trivial, perhaps you can explain exctly how to make a
slipstreamed OS CDR in your reply? Or is it non-trivial enough that
you'd rather point to a URL rather than type it out?
"He's such a character!"
' Yeah - CHAR(0) '
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Greg Hennessy
'breaks the installation CD' in what manner ?
Bearing in mind that that I have a hand crafted slipstreamed SP2 CD in my
hand that works perfectly.
Oh do dry up you posturing trout.
greg
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John Mason Jr
cquirke said:
Google is your friend
<http://www.google.com/search?client...&hl=en&q=slipstream+SP2+XP&btnG=Google+Search>
of course with any info from the internet you'll need to choose a source
you trust and that you can understand.
John