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We currently have a client that runs 300-400 Windows NT boxes working off a Windows NT server, this is a Point Of Sale system that uses our own customer built software, we are now in the process of...
Zones: Operating SystemsDate Answered: 10/31/2004 Views: 0
My school is willing to set up a computer lab with HP thin clients with Windows XP embedded. Before doing this step, I would like to have a look at a windows xp embedded PC. This without having to ...
Zones: Windows XPDate Answered: 05/31/2006 Views: 0
I heard that WinZip is already "in place" on Windows XP Professional and Windows XP Embedded. Is that true? It wasn't on the version that I bought for home (I had to pay for the license), but someo...
Zones: Windows XPDate Answered: 04/02/2007 Views: 0
Hey, I have an XP Embedded client within a workgroup. I can only access fileshares when I authenticate on the system manually with username and password. In former normal XP systems I could access...
Zones: Windows XP, Windows MobileDate Answered: 01/12/2008 Views: 0
We have two programs that run on a Windows XP Embedded Kiosk machine.  One program creates a file by  opening it, writing a character, and then closing it.  The other program simply checks for the ...
Zones: OS Development, C++, XP EmbeddedDate Answered: 11/01/2008 Views: 9
Hi - I'm trying to disable the start menu and task bar on a large number of Windows XP embedded machines. My problem is that the machines are playing media but some clients have worked out if th...
Zones: XP Embedded, Windows XPDate Answered: 11/10/2008 Views: 79
I have a problem with the security of my machines. I have a large number of pc's that are used to play media. I have Cntrl Alt Del disabled, media player running as shell - so no access even at sta...
Zones: Microsoft OS, Windows OS, XP EmbeddedDate Answered: 11/14/2008 Views: 10
Hi, I'm looking for a simple way of changing a computer name through an interactive script once Administrator is logged in. I don't want to use netdom.exe if possible (unless it can be interacti...
Zones: Windows OS, MS Software, VB ScriptDate Answered: 12/08/2008 Views: 8
I am trying to find a way to disable and then re-enable a PS/2 keyboard without rebooting the machine. The device manager lists the device as a Standard 101/102-key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboa...
Zones: Microsoft OS, Mice / Keyboards, XP E...Date Answered: 03/30/2009 Views: 98
I am looking at a simple couple of lines that will cause my program to run until it is successfully completed. I am thinking of using the following within my code: IF EXIST C:\Progra~1\Player\s...
Zones: XP EmbeddedDate Answered: 11/14/2008 Views: 117