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there's a little app called BootXP (www.bootxp.net) which will do that for you, or there are plenty of places on the internet where you can find instructions on how to change the boot screen. the easiest way is to edit your boot.ini though. the splash screen itself is contained in C:\{WinDir}\{SysDir}\NTOSKRNL.EXE. but, before you go scratching around in these files, go read up on this stuff on the internet...
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Changing or tampering NTOSKRNL.EXE to modify the bootup screen may not really be a good idea. I did end up locked off from my Win XP! So watch out. WinXP deals strictly with changed system files and will display some warnings every time this file is changed. I had this experience when I installed MacOS transformation pack. But beware that such custom packs may change quite a lot of system files and hence all your service pack updates might be rendered useless. So stick around with good commercial products (Designed for..... logo).
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OK, another similar question. In windows 2000 when it start up the user need to supply the user name and password. But before to give the user name and password you have to press Control + Alt + Delete. What I ask is the dialog that you press Control + Alt + Delete have the picture of logo windows 2000. I want to change this picture in the dialog box. How could I do that???
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Is there a way to shutdown the PC after it has been idle for sometime. I can only find, how to standbye.
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Try to check the information from here[^] and let me know whether it is match what you need or not.
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friends I hav prob in configuring subdomain for damain name on same IP address on windows 200 as other sites do. Like mail.yahoo.com and groups.yahoo.com. this prob has really stuck my wotk plz response me as soon as possible.
I am waiting for your response.
thanks for your anticipation.
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Can you tell more clearly about your problem? What is the really main problem?
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Hello, Thanks for the response.
Well the problem is, Actually I am running a web server on windows 2000 professional, using IIS 5.0, Currently I am having a web site on this server and accessing it by the name of abc.com (done it by making an entry in host file "123.123.0.1 abc.com"). There is a subfolder in my site "bla" currently I am accessing it as http://abc.com/bla. But I want to access it in this way. http://bla.abc.com.
Please give me some hints that how could i make
http://abc.com/bla to http://bla.abc.com
on window 2000 professional edition.
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Note: Windows 2000 Professional and Windows XP will only allow you to host a single web-site. You will a second web-site to do what you want, which means you will have to use Windows Server 2000 or 2003.
- Add a host file entry "123.123.0.1 bla.abc.com"; In DNS, this would be a new CNAME record for the domain abc.com;
- Add a new web-site in IIS, and point it to the "bla" directory;
- In the properties of the new site, click the "Advanced" button in the "Web Site Identification" section;
- Highlight the entry in the top list, and click "Edit";
- In the "Host Header Name" box, enter "bla.abc.com";
- Click "OK" three times;
- Start the new web-site;
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Each site hosted on IIS must have its own name, IP address, and port assigned - the combination must be unique, especially the address and port. It's much easier to simply set up a single domain and use virtual directories for separate sites, since most of us don't have multiple IP addresses assigned. A bit more detail about the type of problem you're experiencing would be helpful.
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Do's any one really know the diffrence
bettwen Win32 & Linux C\C++ code?
I can't find very many diffrences bettwen
them.
Exept for the WinAPI code.
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i know one more difference
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Thanks. 
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Hello all,
please help me
how to remove IE from Windows Server 2003
thanks in advance
 
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I never use windows server 2003, but i think it is the same as windows xp. Try go to Control Panel -> Add/Remove Program -> Add/Remove Windows Component. Then you will see Internet Explorer checkbox option. Then clear it and click on the Next button. IE will remove from your system.
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Well lets see I'm running 2000 so 2k3 should
do almost the same.
The way to do it is just open my computer
go to control panle then add\remove programs
in there should be IE #.
In XP its a little diffrent not much.
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You should tried to install windows 2k3
and go to control panel to verify that
there has IE or not
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I have Windows OS in C drive(first install), how to install Linus OS in D drive (Manually or using Software)
Opposite, Linux OS in C Drive(first install), and install windows OS in D Drive.
How to change between 2 that OS?
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JohnJone
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install windows first, on to either hard drive. then install linux. linux will see the windows installation, and will give you a nice menu to let you boot into either windows or linux when you start your computer. make sure linux doesn't try to install over your windows, but rather on the other hard drive.
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Saturn Laboratories
e-mail: raoul.snyman@saturnlaboratories.co.za
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Start reading at the linux Documentaiton project. http://www.tldp.org/ Not only will it answer that question, but hundres of others - many that you wouldn't know you should ask! So read anything that looks like it might apply.
Some of the info there is dated, but it will at least get you started. There are several windows+linux how-tos, read them all, and decide how to do it. (there are several because there are several different, ways to do this that are correct)
The short answer is you install windows, then linux, being careful not to overwrite windows with linux. (it is easy to make a mistake so take your time and make sure you understand where things are being installed.
Don't forget that if something isn't quite right, changes to, or comments on those documents are generally welcome. Send them it. It is hard to write a guide to help a new guy when you are not new, so that perspective isn't always perfect.
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I recommend you to install winxp first on the C: drive. Then install linux on the D: drive. You should read the information from Redhat linux manual in the section of disk partition.[^].
john_tran wrote:
How to change between 2 that OS?
What do you mean from here? Do you mean the menu of OS choice or you want to swap the parition after both OS have installed?
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Yes, i dont know how to show a menu to choose between linux and windows.
If i install linux first, how to install Windows?
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JohnJone
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john_tran wrote:
If i install linux first, how to install Windows
Here[^] is the disucssion forum about installing windows and linux. Read it carefully. I hope that you would understand about it concept of installing between these 2 operating system.
john_tran wrote:
i dont know how to show a menu to choose between linux and windows.
Read redhat linux boot loader configuration manual[^], then you will have some concept about working with the Operating system start menu.
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you usually don't have to worry about that... linux automatically installs a boot menu, and if you have already installed windows (which you should have if you want to dual-boot), it is usually automatically added to your boot menu. in most linux installation apps (yast for suse, anaconda for redhat), they give you the option to change boot preferences and order and things...
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Saturn Laboratories
e-mail: raoul.snyman@saturnlaboratories.co.za
web: http://www.saturnlaboratories.co.za/
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