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I looked over the site for Windows SteadyState and it seems to only work after a reboot.

I'm looking for a security program that has the option of rebooting and returning the settings back to default after a certain amount of inactivity on the system. I looked into Clean Slate by Fortres but it doesn't seem to have that option. It will return the settings back to default with a...

XP sp2 with ie6, keeps asking for user to login in again when he tries to open a browser window? he can cancel out and proceed without any problem but it's becoming annoying, any ideas?

Windows is managing the connection. I have about 60 laptops that I need to image with XP and roll out to users and I'm trying to automate the process as much as possible. Setting up the wireless connection is what seems to be slowing me down the most right now. Thanks for your help.

I need to know if a batch file can be written that will go through the steps to set up a wireless connection? Is this too complicated for a batch file? Any suggestions will be appreciated.

I'm not sure where to post this thread, feel free to move it if there is a better location. I need help writing a batch file. Is it possible to write one that can go through the steps to set up a wireless connection? or is this too complicated for a batch file? Any suggestions will be appreciated.

We do use Sysprep and PXE boot for re-imaging. I think I can rule out the bad hard drive idea. This is spread over several different model computers, some laptops, some desktops. The laptops are Dell D620's that were bought this past summer and the desktops all vary anywhere from Optiplex GX...

That is not exactly correct. Dish Network and Direct TV are both capable of 1080i output. The networks on the other hand vary in how they format their HD signal. Currently ABC, FOX, and ESPN all use 720p whereas NBC, CBS, CW, HBO and most of the other premium movie channels all use 1080i. My...

For the last 3 days I have had an issue on my network where workstations spontaneously shutdown and then upon reboot I get the "NTLDR is missing" message. This is happening to wireless laptops as well as desktops that are hardwired. Users reported that "icons just started disappearing off the...

This isn't exactly correct. It is possible to have a resolution of 1920x1080 @ 30Hz scanned progressively. The way an imaged is scanned, interlaced vs. progressive, isn't directly connected to it's refresh rate.

For thoes applications you should spend the extra $ and get 1080p.

1080p resolution--which equates to 1,920x1,080 pixels--is the latest HD Holy Grail. That's because 1080p monitors are theoretically capable of displaying every pixel of the highest-resolution HD broadcasts. On paper, they should offer more than twice the resolution of today's 1,280x720, or 720p...

Just because it may be a name that you haven't heard of doesn't make it crappy, try doing some research before you make claims like that. Paying closer attention to the original post may also be a good idea, the TV you reccomend exceeds his price cap and also has a slower response time then the...

Here's the direction I would go... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16889112012 ...you didn't mention if you have HD or not but even if you don't have it now you probably will have in the future, and this TV will be awesome for PC or console gaming as well as for watching...

I'm ready to purchase a HDTV and I've already narrowed down alot of the different choices. I'm choosing plasma over LCD for 2 simple reasons, viewing angle and contrast ratio. The thing that I'm having a hard time figuring out is the display format. For instance, here is the TV I'm currently...