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  • Delete Page File Before Imaging

    The page file is created during the Windows XP installation and resides on the hard drive. Page files are measured in megabytes. The size of the page file is based on how much RAM is installed in the computer. By default, XP creates a page file which is 1.5 times the [...]

  • Uninstalled program entry in Add or Remove Programs listing hasn’t be removed

    you’ve uninstalled a program but the corresponding entry in the Add or Remove Programs listing hasn’t be removed. This may be due to incomplete uninstall or poorly designed uninstaller itself.
    To manually remove the orphaned entries from the Add or Remove Programs applet,

    Click Start, Run and type regedit.exe
    Navigate to the following key:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows [...]

  • Hide users in the vista logon screen

    You can hide accounts the same way you did in XP, but in Vista you need to
    create those registry keys.
    In regedit, navigate to:
    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
    Right click Winlogon and select New / Key
    Name the new key SpecialAccounts (case sensitive)
    Right click The SpecialAccounts key and select New Key again.
    Name the key UserList
    Click the UserList [...]

  • Use Regedit to Control “Workstation Only” Functionality

    uh-oh, I staged 20 laptops for my vice principal to take to a conference. We had some bumps, but everything imaged ok. Then, while verifying my fix, I realized that there was no way for anyone to log into the computer sans Novell. My updates had removed the option to log into the workstation. How [...]

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