A middle man?

[Rigard]

Well my computer as SP2 installed on it!

 

[Osiris]

is it built in? or did you download it?

 

[Rigard]

Built in!

 

[Tyler1989]

Illegal again warez


There is no inbetween for a Home OS as well.

 

[Rigard]

Ahh, I hate microsoft!

 

[Tyler1989]

yeah it's a shame. I haven't experimented with this enough but I'm sure it is possible to make your own usergroup somewhere along those lines but again I'm not sure if it's avaible for home.

 

[mike4realz]

I dont post ********......


German computer magazine C'T claims that by changing only 2 bytes from the file setupreg.hiv in Windows's XP Home kit, users can get access to certain functions only avalaible in Windows XP Professional, such as Remote Desktop, User management and enhanced security features. C'T writes in its latest print issue (in German only) that you need to copy the root directory and the i386 directory of the WindowsXP CD to your harddisk, extract the Bootsector of your WindowsXP CD and change only 2 bytes in i386\Setupreg.hiv by using Regedit. In fact all you have to do is edit the binary key "default" and change "01" to "00" and "02" to "00" in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Homekey\ControlSet001\Services\setupdd, C'T claims. There is one big drawback, though. Users won't be able to install Service Pack 2."

that's cool...i'll try it on my vmware

 

[Osiris]

Illegal again warez


There is no inbetween for a Home OS as well.

what is illegal?