how can i run unattended windows XP installation in DNS server system.?
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are  te 10 PC of same hardware config if yess then it is very easy use norton GOST software create a image or clone it and then its a matter of just 15 to 20 mins
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just plug it in, install the drivers and re boot xp
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Load IIS(Internet Information Service ) first as windows component with the help of ur Wndods Xp CD. Then u will get a folder on C named Inetpub, within that there is a folder named wwwroot. save your web page there. name the home page as default.html. Then access the website as http://yourmachinename(or machine ip address)/
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change the DNS server you are using. It is not responding properly
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you need to setup server for remote acccess\n(windows,unix)
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Reboot to safe mode , perform the steps provided in the links. This should resolve the issue.\n\n====Entering Safe Mode when starting the computer====\n\nUse the following steps to start Windows XP in Safe Mode when the computer is already off:\n\n1. Turn on the computer.\n2. Press the F8 key repeatedly when the first screen appears. \n3. From the Windows Advanced Options Menu, select Safe Mode and press ENTER \n4. When the Windows XP desktop appears, Safe Mode is displayed in the four corners of the screen and the desktop will probably look much worse due to the reduced colors.\n5. Click Administrator and enter the password (if applicable). \n\n==Entering Safe Mode from inside Windows XP==\n\n1. Use the following steps to start Windows XP in Safe Mode from the Windows desktop:\n2. Click Start, and then Run. \n3. In the Open field, type: msconfig \n4. Click OK. \n5. The MS Configuration Utility opens.\n6. Click the BOOT.INI tab. \n7. Under Boot Options, select /SAFEBOOT. \n8. Select Minimal. \n9. Click OK. When prompted, click Restart. \n10. The computer starts into Safe Mode. Click Administrator and enter the password if prompted. Click Yes on the message prompt that appears. \n11. When you are done troubleshooting, repeat these steps and remove the checkmark from /SAFEBOOT to prevent the computer from always starting in Safe Mode. \n\nIncreasing System Resources and Performance Without Adding Memory :\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&docname=bph06569\n\nHow to set performance options in Windows XP :\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/308417
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I can't say I even undertand the question.\n\nIn Windows XP Professional and higher, you can right click on a file (EXEs included) and change the permissions in the "Security" tab, adding and removing users of the local system or NT domain...
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Just boot using a windows XP CD and follow the steps, once formatted shut down the machine :)
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I have not had to use this myself but there are step by step instructions for a service.\n\nhttp://www.loginrecovery.com/\n\nAn alternative method that requires the repair utility on the original XP install disk is here:\n\nhttp://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=305
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No- the only thing that will let you do that is user rights and permissions, and the only Windows operating systems that give you that level of control are the server products and XP Pro. Unless you have a domain in your house, Pro is the way to do it.  XP Home is the same thing as Pro, except it does not have those tools, and it cannot be joined to a domain. One answer per question- if you have XP Pro, say so and ask again, and I will tell you how.
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Use the java.net.InetAddress class or one of its two subclasses.\n\nNote:  the string name for the computer will be as it is mapped in the DNS, which may be slightly different than what you see "locally".
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Well, I know 2 ways(You must have the owners autorizathion):\n1. Use radmin (Remote Administrator)- Both you and the "controlled" computer must have it installed\n2. Strt a NetMeeting conversation(XP has it installed in x:&#92;Program Files&#92;NetMeeting), then u must recieve an invitation from the pther computer....
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you want to empty the dns cache?\n\nget to a cammand prompt and do this:\nipconfig /flushdns
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right click network places and set it to windows logon and restart
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try an additional connection ie ethernet cable , are you trying to accsess the files on xp when logged in as administrator try guest.\nok try this, on the me comp make sure file &print networks are installed. click properties on networks and set browse master to disable. one thing the xp comp must be booted first\nPhew !!!!\nok it seems i forgot something - bad taffy(sorry) link below\n\nhttp://www.computing.net/windowsme/wwwboard/forum/24211.html\n\nhope this works !!
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get zone alarm which has a feature which allows you to choose what can and cant access your server\nhttp://www.zonelabs.com
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Windows XP comes with a backup utility but it isn't installed by default.  See the article below for a verbose explanation on how to access and use this program.