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HTA give me the same prompts as HTM the only difference is that HTA opens in an explorer like window.

On this webpage there are several different scripts that are used for various things on different days. We don't use GPO at this level and are not allowed to make any changes. I need to find a way to run this scripts without any changes to the current way the network is structerd. Right now all...

Set objNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network") objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive "I:", "\\ServerName\ShareName

Sorry blonde moment... 250 GB drives I typed MB but meant GB drives. I have 3 in service here and they are very dependable and easy to use.

you can get a 250 mb usb zip drive for $119 possibly cheaper. Get 4 of them and go you could do 4 machines at a time so you'd only have to do 15 machines a piece on the drives you could do 3 a day per drive easy and you would be done.

you usually have to do this one time only, but open the lid of the laptop and hit func / F8 or func / F5 it's been awhile but it is one of the func / F something keys that will adjust the display it is not a driver issue. We have a fleet of Dell laptops (several different models) and this...

NetMeeting is the easiest and comes with Windows.

recreate the users profile, I have had some corruption that I kept stumbling over. Once the profile was recreated the user had access to previously denied places. Never found the cause just recreated users profile.

Use the custom installation wizard from the Office XP Resource kit and create a PRF file that can be ran from an intranet server or a simple shortcut.

Go to this website http://www.nu2.nu/bootdisk/network/ this is how I have created our Ghost disks. Getting them setup can be a pain but once you have one you can make copies to float around the shop for all to use.

We simply use Netmeeting for simple support issues. All the user has to do is call you and give you access to their desktop and you can do what you need to.

I have a script that will create a link to a url and would like it to copy this shortcut to the all users desktop. But the user that will execute this script from the intranet site does not have permissions to access all users. Can I use RunAs in the front end of the script to allow the script...

Once you start the wizard just fill in the blanks and it will look like something you don't want to be in but eventually towards the end of the process it will ask you if you would like to create a .prf file. Once you have created the file you can cancel the wizard. It took my about 5 min to...

Use the custom installation wizard from the Office XP Resource kit and create a PRF file that can be ran from an intranet server or a simple shortcut.