in earlier version of unattend it was easy to set the NIC setting. Now with WSIM, how can I set an NIC display name, to rename it from "Local Area Network" to e.g. "Heartbeat". Also how do I identify a NIC in autounattend.xml? I know that I can use the mac address. But I don't want to use mac addresses in the autounattend.xml file.
View 4 RepliesIn which directory of the DVD of Vista SP1 64 bit I have to put the Autounattend.xml file in order to allow Vista to automatically erase and create the partitions of an disk?
View 9 Replies View RelatedUsing WAIK, I created the autounattend.xml file by putting it on a DVD of Vista Ultimate SP1 64 bit.
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Windows_Vista_SP1_64_bit................
When, however, I do the boot from the DVD, Vista does not erase the disk and does not create the two partitions indicated by my file.
After I plugged my hp pavilion dv9000 into the base, it decided that the external monitor was 1, and the laptop monitor was 2. I've restarted and the problem persists.
View 5 Replies View RelatedIs there a program that can identify what program is accessing my network? I recently installed Bitmeter to keeps tabs on how much bandwidth I use as my ISP has begun putting a monty cap on usage. Anyway I notice sometimes that when I'm not downloading or uploading that Bitmeter shows a lot of activity, like there's something in the background accessing the network. Is there a way to tell what is causing the activity?
View 7 Replies View RelatedI need help identifying processes running and how to shutdown so that I can free up memory...I have anywhere from 80 to +90 processes running. I have 2GB memory and 80%-90% is always being used? I have like 12-16 svchost running and have no idea what they are.
View 9 Replies View Relatedicons are behind this stupid windows-i can't identify-symbol. Why is that? (see attachment).
View 3 Replies View RelatedWe are looking for a software or add-in that can be installed within Vista Mail and that would automatically identify the country of origin of each email received... for example by showing a small country flag icon beside each incoming email within our mailbox.
We need to quickly filter spam and competitor emails from certain countries. At present, we do it manually by copy pasting the header of a suspicious mail into a website online that looks up the country of origin for us. So we would like to know of any add-in that automates this process, paid or otherwise, or any alternatives that people are using for this kind of problem.