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Start, Run then type...
C:\WINNT\system32\osuninst.exe
Where "WINNT" is your windows directory.
You know, somebody actually complimented me on my driving today.They left a little note on the windscreen, it said 'Parking Fine.'
So that was nice.
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AMD Athlon XP 2000+, ASUS A7V333, 256MB DDR-SDRAM PC2100, ASUS V9180 TD GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x,
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Hi Chris I was wonderin what Exactly does that command do as I m not sure about running that command pls explain
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It solves all XP problems in one go
Nah seriouslly it uninstalls XP and restores the previous OS... if there was one.
You know, somebody actually complimented me on my driving today.They left a little note on the windscreen, it said 'Parking Fine.'
So that was nice.
Totally agreed here. What OS is under XP? 3.1 No probably Linux? LOLOriginally posted by *ChRiS
Start, Run then type...
C:\WINNT\system32\osuninst.exe
Where "WINNT" is your windows directory.
Whatever your previouslly installed OS was, for me it was 2000 Pro.
I did a format then a clean install of Windows ME, i'm thinking of putting 2000 back on.
Geez I cant make my mind up
You know, somebody actually complimented me on my driving today.They left a little note on the windscreen, it said 'Parking Fine.'
So that was nice.
I have not installed Win 2000 in years but I'm skeptical to try after seen XP Pro. It is just kind of outdated and slow compare to other OS. let me know if you're satisfied.Originally posted by *ChRiS
Whatever your previouslly installed OS was, for me it was 2000 Pro.
I did a format then a clean install of Windows ME, i'm thinking of putting 2000 back on.
Geez I cant make my mind up
Sammie .
I have W2K advanced server - WinXP - ME on same pc.
I only use W2K. It is the most stable os from Microsoft ever.
Not sluggish, until now, no bluescreens, no hangs.
It is up , day after day, no probs. And now you also get all drivers to this os I think. It also support Usb 2 firewire etc...
Maybe it is boring with no crashes,but...
I'm not sure what OS to go for, maybe XP Pro with SP1, it was stable, fast I just didnt like all the things it done behind my back.
You know, somebody actually complimented me on my driving today.They left a little note on the windscreen, it said 'Parking Fine.'
So that was nice.
Ya. Definately windows is boring without crashes, like having no windows if there isn't any crash. Can you please tell me if you are using any Nero & CloneCd in Windows 2000? Do you use latest SP 3 for Win 2000? thanksOriginally posted by svgusta
Sammie .
I have W2K advanced server - WinXP - ME on same pc.
I only use W2K. It is the most stable os from Microsoft ever.
Not sluggish, until now, no bluescreens, no hangs.
It is up , day after day, no probs. And now you also get all drivers to this os I think. It also support Usb 2 firewire etc...
Maybe it is boring with no crashes,but...
Nero works fine in 2000 with SP3; so it does in XP as well. I truly believe XP SP1 is more stable than 2000. Has more control, drivers for hw support, etc.
CloneCD works in both as well.
For CDRWin3.x, I have had no probs with Adaptec ASPI 4.71 and 4.72 ... some people have issues and use 4.60.
2000 is just NT 5.0
XP is NT 5.1 with Win9x support and features (of Win98 and Me).
;-0
Last edited by ipdave; 14-11-2002 at 12:45.
Why do you use the Adaptec ASPI layer? There is no need neither for Nero nor for Clonecd.Originally posted by ipdave
Nero works fine in 2000 with SP3; so it does in XP as well. I truly believe XP SP1 is more stable than 2000. Has more control, drivers for hw support, etc.
CloneCD works in both as well - I have had no probs with Adaptec ASPI 4.71 and 4.72 ... some people have issues and use 4.60.
2000 is just NT 5.0
XP is NT 5.1 with Win9x support and features (of Win98 and Me).
;-0
Although Nero does not need Adaptec's ASPI layer, it DOES need one. Nero just uses its own ASPI...which sometimes causes problems for proggies that need ASPI.Originally posted by Sammie
Why do you use the Adaptec ASPI layer? There is no need neither for Nero nor for Clonecd.
You are correct that CloneCD does need ASPI, but ther are lots of proggies that do...burnatonce, EAC (for burning), most CDR info tools, DVD software, etc., etc.
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Hi Dxkim. Where you've been?Originally posted by dxkim
Although Nero does not need Adaptec's ASPI layer, it DOES need one. Nero just uses its own ASPI...which sometimes causes problems for proggies that need ASPI.
You are correct that CloneCD does need ASPI, but ther are lots of proggies that do...burnatonce, EAC (for burning), most CDR info tools, DVD software, etc., etc.
I installed NTI 6.0 Platinum yesterday and the progy. installed ASPI layer but I don't know if either Adaptec or it's own. Anyway works good with Windows XP Pro SP1, simple to use for me, Probably stable and bug free compare to Nero. Time will tell but looks promising.
I agree with you on that one, XP SP1 is as stable as erm something really stable?Originally posted by ipdave
I truly believe XP SP1 is more stable than 2000. Has more control, drivers for hw support, etc.
You know, somebody actually complimented me on my driving today.They left a little note on the windscreen, it said 'Parking Fine.'
So that was nice.
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