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Guest
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KM
delisled,
Try removing "Computer Name User Interface" component from your image
configuration.
KM
Try removing "Computer Name User Interface" component from your image
configuration.
KM
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Sean Gahan
1.Make a copy of the Explorer application.
2.Open the copy using VS Studio.
3.Open the Dialogue box with the system properties and delete/modify what
you see fit.
4.Save it.
5.Edit you registry to point to the saved copy of Explorer.
6.Reboot.
*You might want to check with MS first, they might not like you doing this.
Regards,
Sean Gahan
2.Open the copy using VS Studio.
3.Open the Dialogue box with the system properties and delete/modify what
you see fit.
4.Save it.
5.Edit you registry to point to the saved copy of Explorer.
6.Reboot.
*You might want to check with MS first, they might not like you doing this.
Regards,
Sean Gahan
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KM
Modifying MS binaries is illegal.
KM
KM
1.Make a copy of the Explorer application.
2.Open the copy using VS Studio.
3.Open the Dialogue box with the system properties and delete/modify what
you see fit.
4.Save it.
5.Edit you registry to point to the saved copy of Explorer.
6.Reboot.
*You might want to check with MS first, they might not like you doing this.
Regards,
Sean Gahan
G
Guest
KM said:Modifying MS binaries is illegal.
KM