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Its worth doing a response transform as you don't know what the defaults are for a silent installation. Is it going to do a single user install or an all user install etc.

no, deploy the msi file as usual and when it asks what type of deplyment you want choose advanced. then click the modifications tab and add the mst file and click ok

No probs. You should set up a test OU in the AD. Drop a test box into this OU and try deploying it to this before you roll it out to everyone.

IE: Tools/Options... connections tab... LAN settings.

Oh and here is a great site to learn about msi deployment etc. Appdeploy

Just had a look. I am using Macrovision's Adminstudio 8.6. I use the Tuner to create the response transform.

Dead easy, use a packager (you can get a free trial for most of them) point it to the msi.. the msi launches on your machine and you step through the install procedure.. it takes a note of your 'responses' and writes them to a .mst (transform) file. Then just deploy the msi in AD choosing...

I wipe it and use something like Ubuntu but rebuild the kernel to make it slicker/faster boot times etc.

No they're not. Same pish different day. Have you ever actually looked inside one ? cheapest s**t going. Break constantly. I would never buy an acer, ever. Dell HP/Packard Sony Viao Asus (for netbooks) Are my choices.

Lets face it.. Virgin Media = Fail ! even the one thing they had going (their broadband package) is a complete joke with their traffic shaping policies !!

Not exactly difficult TBH lol

Are you rolling it out using AD GPO ? If you role it out using that the user shouldn't be prompted for anything. Either way you would be best using a response transform for what you want. (google it). If you get stuck let me know.

Vista - "its makes your computer faster by slowing it down"

Proxy address in the settings ?

f**k that.. just pull the wire lol. If it breaks delegate fixing it to some lower techie heh ;)

That would take 30 seconds to do, and as previously stated if you get stuck there are tones of people willing to help you out, myself included.

There is always an 'advanced' mode which restores most of the functionality.. But I always just wipe it and install my own version anyway.

linux version ! getting it to 'talk' to windows is easier on linux than it is on windows !! lol

Doesn't matter about OS.. even vista cannot be blammed for this one. I had a simmilar issue with my PS3 killing my router, I ended up doing a firmware update on it which resolved the issue.

Wasn't that car previously written off ? ;) only joking, I've been in that car a few times before it was sold, it was the cleanest example I have seen and only had some small tasteful modifications done to it.

Create a batch file to disable the network card and just use windows scheduler to run it.. and another one to re-activate the card. Unless she is smart she wont figure out how to fix it and it will only take 2 minutes to implement.

You know what it sounds like but I don't think it is as its a laptop you have (unless its older and has an IDE one ?) It sounds like DMA is turned off. Open up the hardware manager and look for IDE channels. Click properties and check that it is set to "Use DMA when possible" and also check...

Try plugging your speakers in.

^ exactly, you would be better renting them, ripping them and using an external TB hard drive connected to the PS3 ;) Or even better... just buy them !!!

Depends what you want to do with it really. For cleaning the car you can't really go wrong with karcher's consumer range (see www.karcher.com for details of their consumer range ;)) Obviously the more bar/litres per hour the more dirt you will take off, but don't go too powerful or you will end...

Looks ok. The only figures you really need to know are pressure in bar and flow in litres per hour or per minute. Beware that if you do buy the halfords one it probably wont work with all the karcher accessories (like some of the snow foam lances) Personally I'd buy a karcher one but you...

If its your works PC then get them to fix it lol !

Das keyboard. Oh ye !

Setting the "boot from usb device" in the bios wouldn't cause the computer to restart.

If its not a hardware fault then it could be a segmentation fault with the kernel. If you think its a software then then remove all your usb drivers from the computer and reboot, it will pick it up again and reisntall them for you.