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07/12/10 for release Sooo long to wait.

! You've not pre-ordered yet?!

Hmm. K, well, this may be a little bit extreme... but it seems to be the only remaining option: you can replace the Gina Dll with a custom version of your own (a GinaHook), allowing you to control it's look and features precisely, which ofc, is what RM did... but here are the links I've found on it: http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/7/b/b7b59bf4-f585-4f74-b342-251e9b075115/msgina.doc WlxDialogBoxParam Function (Windows) Howto: Security Briefs: Customizing GINA, Part 1 Security Briefs: Customizing GINA, Part 2 -Edit- >> I think Keith means for his link to pluralsight.com/wiki in Part 1 to be pointed here now: http://alt.pluralsight.com/wiki/default.aspx/Keith/CustomizingGINA.html

Could this work for you? http://www.edugeek.net/forums/windows/13602-solved-how-do-i-make-default-logon-domain.html#post138608

I was also experiencing this issue, as FOG instructed I had 066,067 set correctly, and 060 was unticked in the Scope Options. However, PXE only works when I delete 060 from the Server Options too.

Congratulations! Caught my girlfriend "browsing" rings just the other day... ... I'm sure it was just whimsy... right?

Pessimist Software can fix anything... except for when it can't

I'd also try the simple stuff ~reinstalling Toshiba's touchpad driver... I recall they do a power management app as well, so it's not inconceivable that they're interfering with one another... But if they are, it's not by design, so there may be an issue in the current installation of those progs/drivers. BIOS Update might not be a bad idea either, I've seen more than one PSU issue resolve by this.

Naw, you guys got it all wrong, don't rely on the users! Just start unplugging network portions, when the device stops responding to ping, you've found it! ~More seriously, I take it you don't have any information filled in on the printer's HTTP page?

O.o Now that is one weird fault lol. Got a Multimeter? ^_^

Alternatively, the attached program provides an easy way to view all the USB devices that have been attached to the system, find the one that represents that pendrive, (or just go for all Mass Storage Devices) uninstall it and then plug the device in again and let it reinstall itself. ~It does the same thing as srochford suggests, I just find it easier to use USBDeview.zip

We use Vision 6 by GenevaLogic/Netop Pros: Lots of extra features. see Vision6 Classroom Management Software - Monitor & Control | Netop Cons: Cost, Resource pig (teacher part), slow to pickup client machines when started, by default classroom's are "locked" to one teacher at a time - (teacher must disconnect from the Vision classroom before it's available to others).

Yup. Swapping the HDD has always worked for me. MBM purportedly = Motherboard Monitor... hence where you guys guessed at CMOS etc. However, this seems to be an application that runs on windows -I don't think it's the same thing. I think MBM is more likely "Microsoft Boot Manager" or similar, anyway, it definitely resides on the Harddisk, as swapping the HDD fixes the issue in the cases I've seen. For accessing the data on these disks, I would recommend a SATA/IDE to USB device(Sharkoon for example), allowing you to plug the harddrive into any computer, as a Mass Storage Drive. Failing that, booting from a Windows Pre-Installation Environment, or UltimateBootCD/BartPE CDROM/USB, or a Live Linux Disc(Knoppix etc) should let you read the drive. I've not had cause to attempt data recovery from any of these disks yet, so let us know if which of these procedures work/don't work for you. Huh, usually Linux is more versatile, not less... no obvious reason for it to fail to my knowledge. Did Bart not allow you to recover the data from the HDD?

If you're erroring on Line 38, simply change "Impersonat e" to "Impersonate". (Remove the extra space character).

The likely cause of this is that the network folder specified is a currently mapped drive, using a different user name and password. To connect using another user name and password, first disconnect any existing drive mappings to this network share. Entering this into command prompt will delete all of your drive mappings net use * /delete Press Y Or, using the following command you can specify which letters you'd like to disconnect: net use L: /delete (Substituting L for the desired drive letter.)