| This article talks about Windows XP and
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| | profile from which he logs on last will
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| all the new features it brings along with
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| | the last profile updated. This can also
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| it. Microsoft has really introduced a
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| | be made ad a mandatory profile for e.g.
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| powerful new operating system which
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| | in kiosk environment where you want the
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| brings lots of flexibility and ease of
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| | user to have the exact same profile
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| use to the user. It also at the same
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| | whenever he/she logs on. You can do this
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| time is an extremely reliable and sturdy
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| | by going into the user profile and
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| operating system for both the average and
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| | renaming a file ntuser.dat to ntuser.man
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| the excessive user. In this article we
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| | and no changes will be saved when the
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| start by talking about the requirements
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| | user logs off so he/she will get the same
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| XP needs for optimum operation and how we
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| | default profile when he/she logs back on.
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| can meet those requirements. We also talk
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| | Local Security Policy:
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| about the bits and pieces of installing,
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| | Local security policies give the
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| upgrading and migrating user settings. We
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| | administrator several measures to
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| also highlight the new powerful features
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| | maintain security in the workgroup. There
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| in Windows XP installation like
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| | are three different types of policies
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| unattended installations and remote
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| | like auditing, user rights and security
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| installations. Microsoft also aims to
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| | settings. There are also account policies
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| target the home market with this new
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| | which include password policies and
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| operating system and has included several
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| | account lockout policies. Password
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| new features such as user account
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| | policies enable us to enforce password
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| management and group's management at a
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| | laws where the administrator can set
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| much easier GUI level. Yet it remains
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| | password length, history, age and even
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| the same reliable operating system if not
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| | complexity for secure environments.
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| even better for setting security, group
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| | Account lockout policies prevent hackers
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| security and domain security policies.
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| | from constantly trying to log on to the
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| Microsoft also includes several new
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| | system using brute force like all
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| features in terms of auditing and
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| | combinations of passwords. Local policies
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| generating a lot of reports in logs for
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| | give us a variety of features. One
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| the administrative user. We also talk
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| | section is user rights assignments where
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| about the Windows installer included in
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| | the administrator can assign specific
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| this new operating system which helps
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| | policies to specific users and groups
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| remove code clutter and in turn provides
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| | which allow different users to have
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| us with a more stable operating system
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| | different powers and rights on the
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| than earlier releases. We also see a
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| | network and the machine. Auditing
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| significant improvement in user interface
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| | properties enable us to generate reports
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| and options with a greater ease-of-use
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| | on how the system is performing to be
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| for the average day user and options like
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| | clear who is trying to do what on the
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| multilingual support which target the
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| | machine or the network. Microsoft does
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| corporate environment. Windows XP also
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| | make our work easier by giving us
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| takes hardware support and installation
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| | preconfigured security templates. These
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| to a new level with its new plug-and-play
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| | are groups of settings for various
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| features an extremely good compatibility
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| | scenarios. These can be accessed through
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| with mobile hardware. We then discuss
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| | a bunch of .inf files provided by
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| the Revolutionary new NTFS file system on
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| | Microsoft and you can implement these by
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| which Windows XP runs and all its new
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| | either importing the .inf file into the
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| advantages over the old FAT and FAT32
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| | group or by using the Microsoft security
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| file systems. Windows XP also gives us a
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| | configuration and analysis snap-in. These
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| good Networking set up and
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| | can be applied to a local machine or a
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| troubleshooting environment with new
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| | group and are easy to create through the
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| features like off-line folder sharing and
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| | MMC. The preconditions are to first
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| resource management. Remote connectivity
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| | create a snap-in and add the security
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| has become a much achievable target with
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| | policies and security configuration and
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| the launch of Windows XP giving the
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| | templates modules in it and then create a
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| telecommuter the flexibility to work from
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| | database and then import a security
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| home. We finally talk about how this new
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| | template into it. Then you can compare
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| operating system stands up to its older
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| | and analyze or even set your computer to
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| legacy brothers in terms of performance,
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| | these configurations. You can also save
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| optimization, recovery, back up and other
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| | these security templates as shortcuts for
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| services. All in all Microsoft has
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| | access to each machines security
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| definitely released a powerful beast of
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| | settings.
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| an operating system onto the consumers
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| | Group Policies:
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| and it is up to us to realize and utilize
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| | The main function of group policies is to
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| Windows XP at its full potential.
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| | implement restrictions on their computer
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| Meeting Minimum XP Requirements:
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| | to prevent unintentional mess up of the
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| Microsoft Win XP minimum requirements can
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| | OS on the computer. In a workgroup
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| be classified into various categories.
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| | background you can implement local group
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| The most important requirement is the
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| | policies which are specific to that local
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| minimum processor power needed, which is
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| | machine only and to the users on that
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| set to 233 MHz by Microsoft. I personally
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| | machine, so in order to implement this on
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| do not agree with such low standards
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| | the entire workgroup you will have to
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| since the cost of processors is dropping
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| | implement this locally on each machine
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| fast and it is the biggest driver for a
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| | which can become a headache. However, you
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| machines performance factor. A minimum of
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| | can have remote shortcuts to each
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| 300 MHz is what I would recommend on the
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| | desktop's MMC (focus MMC on remote
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| lowest level. The control terminal
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| | machines) on your computer and then can
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| investigated in this report is up to the
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| | implement those policies through this
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| benchmark or just above average
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| | procedure. In a domain setting you need
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| requirements for the user. The processor
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| | to implement these policies through the
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| is a 2.5 GHz Pentium 4 and is performing
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| | organizational units in active directory
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| at an optimal rate. Win XP pro does
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| | on the active directory server. By
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| support multi processor support, but is
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| | default group polices have a refresh
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| not necessary in this scenario. The next
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| | period after which group policies will be
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| requirement brought to my attention is
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| | downloaded but you can run a GPUPDATE to
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| the amount of RAM Microsoft recommends
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| | refresh and implement new group policies
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| for minimum requirements for Win XP Pro
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| | immediately. Group policies are accessed
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| to operate is 64MB, which is clearly too
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| | through the same way as local policies by
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| low according to current standards.
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| | adding the snap-in of group policies. You
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| However, Microsoft does state a serious
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| | can create group policies on that local
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| lack of Win XP pro function availability
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| | machine or connect to remote machine by
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| while using 64MB of RAM. An example of
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| | clicking the browse icon, but you need to
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| this would be disabled Fast user
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| | have administrative rights on each
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| switching during this mode. I personally
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| | machine and also on that machine. As ever
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| recommend a minimum of 256MB for any
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| | domain policies override local computer
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| machine with average performance
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| | policies.
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| requirements running Win XP Pro. The
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| | Auditing Windows XP:
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| control machine undertaken in this report
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| | As a network administrator one of the
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| has excellent RAM support with 1GB of
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| | main tasks is to make sure that the
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| available RAM. The RAM level in this
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| | resources are being used the way they are
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| machine takes a load of the processor as
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| | used or not being used they should not
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| well and at the same time provides
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| | be. Auditing in Windows XP is just the
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| excellent performance for heavy multi
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| | feature which helps us track these key
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| usage of various software's in the
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| | events. This can be used to track
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| market. The hard drive requirements for
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| | successful or failed system events. It
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| Microsoft have been ever increasing with
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| | helps the administrator choose between
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| new releases of operating systems and Win
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| | either tracking things being done
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| XP pro requires a minimum of 1.5GB of
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| | correctly or things not being done
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| hard drive space. This higher increase
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| | correctly. The most important factor is
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| can be accounted for bigger operating
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| | file access and account logon. One
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| systems with more included in them, for
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| | drawback of auditing is that it should be
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| e.g. Win XP pro includes a several
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| | turned on locally on each machine, since
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| features like media support for writing
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| | it cannot be enabled on a domain basis.
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| to CD media and also a built in firewall.
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| | Auditing should not be turned on in the
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| The control machine does a pretty good
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| | entire domain since it does take a
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| job of satisfying these hard drive
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| | performance hit on the system. An example
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| requirements with a 120GB primary
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| | would be the Audit object failures which
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| (Master) hard drive and another 120GB
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| | tracks failures or successes of files and
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| secondary (Slave) hard drive. However
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| | printers. Enabling this would not turn on
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| there are some flaws in this
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| | auditing on the file, in order to that
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| implementation which are highlighted in
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| | you need to go to the properties of the
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| the backup section of the report. One
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| | folder or files you want to audit. Head
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| advantage of having two hard drives is
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| | to the security tab, if you cannot see
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| clear that the paging file can be placed
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| | the security tab this either means that
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| on a separate hard drive for better and
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| | simple file sharing is turned on or that
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| faster performance. The control machine
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| | your drive is based on FAT32 partitioning
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| also exceeds the display requirements of
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| | style. You need to have a NTFS partition
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| Win XP. Microsoft has stepped up the bar
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| | style and simple file sharing tuned off
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| with this release and has made 800 x 600
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| | for this security tab to show up.
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| a minimum display requirement for this
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| | However, in a domain environment simple
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| operating system and a lot of video
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| | file sharing is turned of by default.
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| drives will not let you shift below this
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| | Once you can see the security tab hit the
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| resolution. The control machine had
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| | advanced tab and select the auditing tab
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| capabilities above this with display
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| | and add the user or the group you would
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| potential up to 1600 x 1200. Win XP Pro
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| | like to audit. Auditing reports can be
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| also recommends setup floppies or
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| | seen through the event viewer which can
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| bootable CD standards for repair and
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| | be located through control panel and then
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| reinstall, which is also met by the
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| | in administrative tools. Finally the key
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| control machine. However I personally
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| | thing to remember about auditing is that
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| recommend bootable CD's to setup floppies
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| | it has to be turned on at two separate
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| which are more prone to failure of a long
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| | places, once in the local security
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| period of time. A better way would also
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| | policies and second at the resource you
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| be image backups and image installs which
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| | want to audit like a file or a printer.
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| are discussed later in this report. The
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| | Windows Installer:
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| BIOS is ACPI (Advanced Configuration and
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| | If you install an application on Windows
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| Power Interface) capable, which enables
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| | XP you are most probably using the
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| power management features and shut down
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| | Windows Installer. Microsoft started this
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| through HAL (Hardware abstraction Layer)
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| | through Windows 200o to prevent other
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| installation. Win XP pro has a lot of
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| | applications from just installing
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| graphical user features which can only be
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| | themselves and breaking and clobbering
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| utilized through a good graphics card.
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| | other DLL's. There are also problems
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| The control unit in this audit has a good
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| | during uninstall where the program would
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| graphics card with 128 MB of dedicated
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| | take away a critical Windows component
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| graphics memory for exploiting these
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| | and then your system might not boot. This
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| features.
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| | new service is integrated into the
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| Installing Windows XP:
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| | operating system to make the programs
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| I would like to bring to notice some
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| | well behaved. Windows Installer
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| installation features available from
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| | introduces package files (.msi) which are
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| Microsoft during a windows install. The
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| | installation files on the CD itself.
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| text mode option is enabled during a
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| | There are a lot of advantages to using
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| clean install and gives us the ability to
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| | the Windows Installer, for e.g. the
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| press the F5 key to choose a HAL enable
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| | ability to self-heal in a case where the
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| BIOS from the menu. This is critical for
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| | program detects that a DLL is corrupt or
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| an individual or an organization which
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| | missing and then can heal itself by
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| wants to enable the feature of auto power
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| | pulling that file back from the source CD
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| off. The BIOS has to HAL capable in order
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| | or network. There is also a rollback
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| to use this feature. It is always
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| | capability where something terrible
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| recommended to update the BIOS to HAL
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| | happens during the installation, Windows
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| capability before installing Win XP.
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| | Installer makes sure to take snapshots of
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| Changing BIOS after installing Win XP has
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| | the system before and after the
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| some serious risks of resulting in an
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| | installation. In case of failure it
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| unbootable OS and should not be attempted
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| | rollback's the system to the state how it
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| without proper back up of data. Microsoft
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| | was before. There is also on-demand
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| advertises the F6 option during this to
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| | installation where you can install
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| install any SCSI/RAID adapters. You can
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| | features as needed and required later on
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| also turn of ACPI by pressing F7 to get a
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| | by the system. These can be obtained from
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| HAL that is not ACPI capable. ACPI can
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| | the source on either a media format like
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| interfere with some features on the
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| | a CD or on the network. Source resiliency
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| machine, for e.g. if the machine is a
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| | also enables us to define several source
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| server type auto shut down would not be
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| | targets where you can connect and
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| really a good feature to implement. The
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| | download the files you need incase one
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| rest of the process is old style mode
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| | source is corrupted. You can publish
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| where you can create and delete
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| | application in a domain setting and then
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| partitions on your hard drive. There is
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| | can assign a group or users who can
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| also the option of choosing between NTFS
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| | connect to download and install this
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| and FAT32. However I would recommend
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| | application. Also, you can assign
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| NTFS, if your hard drive is over 32GB
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| | applications to users or groups where the
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| NTFS is the only choice for you. Windows
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| | application doesn't really install itself
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| XP does all the hard work and jumps into
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| | but it places a link or a shortcut of
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| the GUI mode installation and then asks
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| | that application on that terminal for
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| the user for information like the windows
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| | that user to access it and when the user
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| key, name and regional settings. The most
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| | tries to access it the first time it goes
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| important thing is setting the windows
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| | ahead and installs itself using the
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| administrator password and writing it
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| | Windows Installation services. This also
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| down and keeping it somewhere safe. It
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| | enables us to have two different versions
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| also asks for computer names and network
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| | of the same program using two different
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| configuration and also asks for whether
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| | DLL's which can coexist on the same
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| you are in a domain environment or a
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| | terminal in the same hard drive. MSIEXEC
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| workgroup environment and our IP
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| | is the command prompt installer which is
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| settings. NetBEUI has been disabled in
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| | the core of the Windows Installer. There
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| this version of Microsoft operating
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| | are several flags to this command and you
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| system. You can also enter the hard drive
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| | can run this from the command line to
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| for file access during this installation
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| | install those problematic applications.
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| by pressing Shift+F10. This enables you
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| | One of the most important flags is the /f
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| to move files across the hard drives,
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| | which can be used to repair bad
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| access files you need and even install
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| | installations and even find corrupt DLL
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| drivers for new hardware during
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| | files.
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| installation. For people who want the old
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| | User Interface:
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| style installation you can press
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| | Windows XP gives the average user a lot
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| Shift+F11 for the old style wizard
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| | of power with the ease to configure his
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| settings. Microsoft has also implemented
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| | her user interface. Configuring the
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| dynamic update which means that as long
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| | desktop is something you can do almost to
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| as you have an internet connection it
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| | an extreme in Windows XP. Standard
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| will try to connect and try to download
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| | desktop settings remain the same as the
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| all the updates needed before your
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| | ability to change wallpapers, colors and
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| machine is up and running. It will also
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| | sounds. There are also themes and skins
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| try to install new device drivers, as
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| | which can change the entire look the
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| long as the manufacturer has his drivers
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| | Windows XP and work as API's which run on
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| windows logo certified. However dynamic
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| | the machine and not any third party tools
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| update is only available for updated
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| | you need to get. Simple day to day tasks
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| installs and is not available on clean
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| | have been made a lot easier with a folder
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| installs. Microsoft also enables you
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| | and file options available on the left
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| implement your own dynamic update sites
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| | hand side of the windows explorer. The
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| to prevent clogging of bandwidth in a
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| | start menu has become more powerful than
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| corporate environment for machines
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| | it was before. It also incorporates the
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| searching for updates through the
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| | ability to customize itself as per your
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| Microsoft's website. The admin can link
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| | program usability. However for you old
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| to windows update corporate site and
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| | school people Windows XP does give you
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| download all the updates and package them
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| | the option of switching to the old style
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| together and put it up on a web server
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| | desktop or the classic desktop. All you
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| for the staff to install. A switch can be
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| | have to do is right-click and go to
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| installed inside the setting of the
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| | properties and change the theme to
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| answer file for downloading from these
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| | Windows classic to obtain the old style
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| installs. Another feature is windows
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| | Windows look. The appearance tab helps
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| product activation which does not exist
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| | the user pick a color scheme they like
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| for the volume license user where the
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| | best or you could also enter advanced
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| same media kit is going to be used for
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| | mode and pick colors for each part
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| multiple installs. However retail and OEM
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| | yourself. The effects tab is the most
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| licenses require windows product
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| | underused tab which gives the user the
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| activation by creating a hash of your
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| | ability to get cleaner fonts and even
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| computer depending upon several features
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| | remove and set animations on your
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| like hardware. Windows product activation
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| | windows. Most appearances are
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| can also be done in the answer file and
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| | customizable in Windows XP and
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| the information sent through HTTP or
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| | Microsoft's is trying real hard towards a
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| HTTPS and Microsoft's minimal requirement
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| | goal to please every user type.
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| is that reactivation is required after
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| | Interface Options:
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| changing 3-4 pieces of hardware on your
| |
| | Microsoft has added a lot interface
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| computer.
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| | options for users who otherwise have
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| Upgrading Windows XP:
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| | problems using the computer. One is
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| Most administrators do not have the
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| | accessibility services where Microsoft
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| luxury to make a clean install because
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| | has included several options like the
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| there are a lot of software and data
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| | sticky keys, filter keys or toggle keys
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| installed on the current operating
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| | and even sounds and onscreen keyboard.
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| system. The biggest drawback to this is
| |
| | There is also a narrator which gives us
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| that all the legacy code and baggage in
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| | text to speech for the visually
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| the old operating system will be carried
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| | challenged. There is also the magnifier
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| over to the new operating system. An
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| | which is also a great asset. An easy way
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| upgrade is possible from Windows 98/98SE
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| | to access the narrator, magnifier and the
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| ME/2000 and Windows NT 4.0 with SP6.
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| | onscreen keyboard is pressing the Windows
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| However the server class cannot be
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| | key + U. Multilingual support has also
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| upgraded from windows 2000 professional.
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| | been included in Windows XP just like as
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| You cannot upgrade from Windows 95 or
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| | in Windows 2000. However, not all
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| Windows 3.x. A compatibility check should
| |
| | applications support this but you can
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| always be made before upgrading to the
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| | almost enable this all API's. All that is
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| new OS. Check using the switch
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| | required is to head to the regional
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| (-checkupgradeonly) for hardware report
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| | settings in the control panel and install
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| on compatible hardware on the machine to
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| | the language you want to work with the
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| install windows XP. If you're running
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| | remap the keyboard accordingly and you're
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| Windows NT 4.0 with fault tolerance and
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| | done. One drawback is that for other
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| volume sets the drives are going to be
| |
| | users to use a document created in this
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| inaccessible once you install XP since it
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| | language they must have the same language
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| does not support fault tolerance or
| |
| | settings installed on their computer. You
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| volume sets. Microsoft does give you an
| |
| | can even change entire interface of the
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| easy way to use the key FTONLINE to bring
| |
| | computer into another language by
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| the fault tolerant set online to backup
| |
| | installing support for that language.
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| the information or recreate a volume set
| |
| | This servers as a strategic advantage for
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| or striped volumes and get that
| |
| | global organizations which operate in
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| information back. However you cannot
| |
| | different regions in terms of saving
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| create fault tolerant drives with Win XP.
| |
| | space in terms of storing a file in
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| In a case of serious error you can
| |
| | different languages since multi language
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| always roll back the upgrade. This
| |
| | support enables us to store only one copy
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| feature can be accessed from the "Add
| |
| | of the file and have it available in
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| Remove Programs" in the Control Panel.
| |
| | different languages.
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| However the biggest drawback is that once
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| | Hardware Installation:
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| you change from FAT32 to NTFS you cannot
| |
| | Windows XP supports plug and play feature
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| go back to uninstall the upgrade and get
| |
| | where you can just plug in devices and it
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| your old operating system running. The
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| | will detect them automatically without
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| install procedure is pretty much the same
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| | any installations. One of the most
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| as the once we encountered on a clean
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| | important advantages of this feature is
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| install without the headache of drive
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| | that signed drivers are installed
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| partitioning. It even tries to download
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| | automatically without prompting. However,
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| updates (Dynamic Update) if an internet
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| | non plug and play devices require manual
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| connection is detected. The software and
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| | installation. This saves a lot of
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| regional settings and other user settings
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| | headache to the administrator when it
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| are preserved on the computer. The
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| | comes to installing different pieces of
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| upgrade does come with different view
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| | hardware. The user needs to have the
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| screens after the install. Views change
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| | administrative privileges to install
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| with the kind of environment you are
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| | these hardware's and drivers. These can
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| running in for e.g. a domain environment
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| | be maintained to the device manager which
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| the user gets to see the Ctrl+Alt+Del
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| | can be accessed from right clicking my
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| screen whereas the user gets to see the
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| | computers icon. Microsoft is pushing to
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| welcome screen in a workgroup
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| | wears a new setting known as driver
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| environment.
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| | signing. This enables Microsoft to see
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| Migrating User Settings:
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| | what drivers are installed on the system.
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| User settings are an extremely important
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| | In a case of an unsigned driver the user
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| feature needed in a corporate environment
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| | is warned about this before installing it
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| to preserve the same look for a user. The
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| | but he/she can still choose to go ahead
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| file and transfer settings wizard comes
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| | or not go ahead with it. Vendors have to
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| to our rescue down to the last solitaire
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| | actively pursue to get their drivers
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| icon on the users computer. File and
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| | signed by Microsoft to achieve a signed
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| transfer settings transfer transfers
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| | driver rating. In a case of an unsigned
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| files in four categories. The first
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| | driver Microsoft raises a flag which
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| category is appearance which includes
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| | warns the user about the unsigned driver.
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| color schemes, sounds and others. Second,
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| | This can raises several issues in a
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| it also keeps internet settings like your
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| | network for the administrator to handle
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| favorites and your internet security
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| | where people bring in their own USB
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| settings. Third, it also backs up all
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| | devices to plug in to their systems and
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| your account settings like all your
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| | then can raise several flags and
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| e-mail accounts and all the internet
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| | incompatibilities in the environment. The
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| addresses stored in your machine through
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| | administrator can handle this situation
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| outlook. Finally it even transfer the
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| | by disabling and blocking the
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| settings for installed software's like
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| | installation of unsigned drivers. One of
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| Microsoft office and even third party
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| | the drawbacks in windows 2000 was the
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| software's like adobe. However the
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| | ability for a user to modify the registry
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| drawback is that the required software's
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| | keys and install an unsigned driver and
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| should be installed before their settings
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| | then change back the keys after the
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| can be reapplied to the new operating
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| | installation. This loop hole has been
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| system. The File and Transfer settings
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| | fixed by Microsoft and the user is not
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| wizard can be reached through the windows
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| | given the ability to change registry keys
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| CD by accessing the icon "Perform
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| | and hence he cannot install unsigned
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| Additional Task". The process is simple
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| | drivers without administrative
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| and visually guided. It gives you the
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| | permission. One of the other features
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| option to choose just files or both files
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| | that will is the facility of the drivers
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| and settings and transfer all the
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| | or to even roll back drivers incase of a
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| required files through a direct cable,
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| | mishap. Updating device drivers still
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| floppies/media or network. This can also
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| | requires the user to have administrative
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| be used from XP to XP machines, in a case
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| | privileges. However updating device
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| of customizing a brand new machine to
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| | drivers is one of the most frequent
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| industry standards. However this is |
