Archive for November, 2009
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November 28th, 2009 | 
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Vista Deployment Success – Alphamosaik’s Jean-Philippe Breton
Alphamosaik is a Microsoft Certified Partner that recently lead a 10,000 seat deployment of Windows Vista SP1 for a major Canadian transportation company with offices around the globe. Hear about the challenges the company encountered and how they worked through those challenges.
Duration : 0:9:12
Posted in os deployment | 
Tags: 2007, Adoption, Alphamosaik, Breton, Deployment, IT, Jean-Philippe, Lifecycle, Microsoft, Office, OS, Pro, Series, Springboard, Vista, Windows, xp | 
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How to Boot 4th Wave Xbox 360 Video Games with ixtreme 1.6 activate iso disc
ATTENTION EVERYONE!!! MISCRO$OFT BANNED OVER 600,000 CONSOLS ALREADY AND PLANS TO BAN ONE MILLION BEFORE THE END OF THIS YEAR. PEOPLE ARE REPORTING BANNED AND STATING THEY ONLY PLAYED VERIFIED GAMES. NOBODY KNOWS EXACLTY HOW M$ IS DETECTING MODDED CONSOLES BEST THING TO DO IS STAY OFF XBOX LIVE UNTIL MORE INFORMATION IS GATHERED. IT MAY BE AHWILE BUT IF YOU GO ON NOW WITH MODDED CONSOL THERE IS A HIGH RISK OF GETTING BANNED.
U.S. law firm Abington IP recently announced on its website that it’s considering filing a class-action lawsuit over Microsoft’s worldwide crackdown on modified Xbox 360 consoles by booting them from the Xbox Live online network. The firm is asking those interested in joining the suit to contact them.
Read more at http://www.financialpost.com/story.html?id=2248043#ixzz0XSHaanUl
If you are an Xbox Live subscriber, had your modified Xbox console banned from Xbox Live, were not refunded a prorated sum for the time left on your subscription or have experienced other problems as a result of being banned, and would like to participate in a class action against Microsoft, please submit your information below.
Full Story/Submit Form: abingtonlaw.com
http://www.abingtonlaw.com/Xbox-Live-class-action.html
If you want to read an article about 4th wave Video Partitions a good article is at http://www.360mods.net/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=126
If you read the article you know Hitachi drives still do not have a 1.6 but will boot 4th Wave on 1.51 I made link of .rar for the Samsung, BenQ, Lite-On drives activate.iso downloads. Its http://www.megaupload.com/?d=J1WWSEPB
The new Fall 2009 Xbox 360 system update http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MEZ6KE0H
Another article about banning 3rd party memory devices mentioned in this video is here http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=190301051123
Here is link to a Guide for one shot booting, you may have to register to view it but its worth it, the site is really cool and this guide has a lot of good information about Wave 4 booting
http://www.devils-shadow.com/forums/xbox-360-hacks-cracks-mods-utilities/24023-wave-4-one-shoot-boot-fool-proof-guide.html
ABGX is verifying 4th Wave games you can view a list of what games are passing stealth check at http://abgx360.net/verified.php
Download a copy of news letter I received says playing pre-released games offline can get you banned here http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AMTJHUCI I requested more information and waiting for a reply.
Download copy of email from Micro$oft to a user notifying them of ban for playing pre-released games. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JDTT0DU9
Forum at abgx360 thinks M$ is able to ban people playing pre-released games even offline with the hard drive disconnected. The information is stored on the NAND chip read here http://360patches.com/index.php/topic,2935.0.html
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Duration : 0:2:1
Posted in network booting |
Tags: 4th Wave, abgx 360, activate disc, activate.iso, ISO, ixtreme, PFI does not match, stealth, update, xbox 360 |
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Windows Deployment services
Windows deployment Services is a simple but really valuable tool for deploying both clients and servers. This short video shows how easy it is to set it up and deploy a an OS.
Duration : 0:6:23
Windows XP Migration to Windows 7 RC using MDT Beta 1 – Part 1: The OS Install
In part 1 of this 2-part series, Jeremy Chapman shows how a Windows XP computer with user files and settings can be migrated to Windows 7 RC. This video is a screen capture walking through an updated migration to Windows 7 RC. The second part of this video series will show how this was done using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) 2010 Beta 1.
For more information on the tools and processes, see http://www.microsoft.com/deployment
Duration : 0:5:10
PC boots over the network using LTSP
This video shows an old 233mhz Compaq desktop with 32mb ram booting linux without an drive, just using the ethernet card over the network from a server running Redhat and LTSP. As you can see, it boots very fast and works as fast as the server.
Duration : 0:0:35
Posted in network booting |
Tags: hdaalz, linux, LTSP, network, project, server, terminal |
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Honestly, this is just a discombobulated mess of ideas.How to make iis7 work with windows vista home basic with all features that support asp.net website?
I recently finished designing my asp.net website and at the time of deployment, I installed IIS7 but it doesn’t work fine (showing some error, which I’m unable to handle). The Error is as follows "HTTP Error 404.4 – Not Found The resource you are looking for does not have a handler associated with it." Please some one help me in this regard. Correct answer is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
But the IIS7 is not getting installed with all features on my system.
If you are installing IIS7 on your Windows Vista Home Basic, then that is where the problem is. It should be installed under a Windows Server OS, not an everyday version of Windows.
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How can I verify which users have successfully installed an Active Directory .msi deployment?
I want to be able to verify this on the server. I don’t want to visit each user’s machine. The server is Windows 2K3.
The AD on the Domain Controller is indeed what pushed out the .msi to the clients. I have verified it worked on the PC’s, but I had to physically walk up to the PC to look. I want to look on the domain controller to see which ones have successfully installed the .msi file. I don’t want to physically visit each PC.
I verified a successful install on 3 of the 80 PC’s. I don’t want to visit 77 more.
I think I am confused. Active Directory does not have to be installed on the desktops. Just on the Domain Controller. The only thing that needs to be done at the desktop, is to join it to the domain. You can use AD Users and Computers to the members of the AD domain. Hope this helps.