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you need to install the MUI pack of your win XP.

use "notepad" as your editor and once your done with the commands, save the file as .bat

you need to have the Win XP MUI Pack.

Since we verified that this is possible through GPO in AD, is this also possible with NT Domain?

Thanks Wilhelmus for the reply. Actually, I did that on the GPO. I'm just exploring the other possibilities. thanks..

Is it possible to deploy IE proxy & exception setting via DHCP server? Please help.

I got an answer below from a very reliable source. This issue may occur because of corrupt contents of WUTemp folder or the present version of MDAC installed in your system is not upgraded. There are few basic things I would like to do to 'clean' your system off and see if that resolves your issue. First of all please change your folder options to show all files. 1. Click Start, then click Settings, and then click Folder Options. 2. Click the Tools tab. Under Hidden files and folders, click "Show hidden files and folders." 3. Click OK to save these settings. Let’s clear out the temporary storage locations. 1. Click on Start, then settings and then click on Control Panel. Double-click on Internet Options 2. On the General tab, in the Temporary Internet Files section, click on Delete Files. Check the box to 'Delete all Offline Content' and click OK. 3. Close the Internet Options window. Next, we need to clear out the Windows Update folder. 1. Double click on My Computer from the Desktop. 2. Open the C drive 3. Open the Program Files folder 4. Open the WindowsUpdate folder 5. Open the V4 folder and delete everything in it except for the iuhist.xml file 6. Delete everything you find in this folder, including subfolders. 7. Close this window Next, we need to check the WUTemp folder. 1. Click Start, then click Search, and then click For Files or Folders. 2. Type “WUtemp” without the quotation marks 3. Make sure that the Look In option indicates “Local Hard Drives”. 4. Click the Search button 5. When the search is complete, delete all copies of the WUTemp folder. Then install the KB831167 update from the link given: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=254EB128-5053-48A7-8526-BD3 8215C74B2&displaylang=en (You can also view the details of the this update and why this is offered on this web page) After installing the update, restart the system and go to Windows update site and see KB831167 is still reoffered. If the issue persists, I would request you to provided a copy of Windows Update.log file to research further on your issue and to provide you cutting edge solution to resolve it. For assistance in finding the windows update log file please follow the steps below. 1. Click on Start. 2. Select Run 3. Type “windows update.log” With Quotes 4. In the windows update log window, Click File and select save as. 5. Save the file on to your desktop. 6. Send that file as an attachment to XXXXX in a NEW email. Do not click reply to this message, compose a NEW e-mail or your attachments will be lost.

Did anyone of you guys encountered the recurring "Ready to Install" notification of IE6 SP1 KB831167 patch even if I already patched it for a couple of times? Everytime I patched this update, I see to it to rebbot my PC to complete the installation. This Automatic Update is confiugre on my local SUS server. Please help. thanks..

we have the same problem stormonts. I have successfully cloned my GX280 desktop to IDE HDD but when I load the image to other PC, it freezes. I already tried all the switches from Symantec but it doesn't work. I think there is a conflict from SATA and IDE. I already checked all the necessary settings on my BIOS but again it doesn't help.