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Yep, You will need a network boot disk (see bootdisk.com). I haven't tried to load XP from a shared CD-Rom, but I have loaded it using an unattended install over a network drive. I did use an install point in my toy domain. There is some good documentation on the XP cd. It is in the support...

Ok, I found it. If anyone else cares, just do a search for "IEC 320 c19 to NEMA 5-15P" and you will find many sites that will sell it to you. The cheapest I found was $30. Bye - KN

Doh... Check off Mini-Setup in Sysprep before re-sealing. As far as I can tell Full PnP just adds 10 minutes to the first boot

You might take a look at this web site. http://www.gc.peachnet.edu/www/wbeck/ To make a "generic" image you will need to use sysprep to load all of the drivers that XP might need. I haven't created the perfect generic image yet, but I am getting closer. Good luck - KN

Hello Here is a way I have done it. I used a script from Microsoft, and the MMC. You will need to run the script as an administrator before it will work for users. First, using notepad configure the script. Below is a sample that is a sample I use at work. Other samples can be found at...

If this printer is on a network, then try TCP/IP printing. I have several of these printers at work, and the XP boxes connect fine with TCP/IP printing. To get them to print with the building print server (NT4) I had to update the NT4 print drivers (PCL5e) on the server. Bye - KN

Hi All, Ok I know it is a silly question, but.... Does anyone know where I can get a power cord for a 3Com CoreBuilder 9000. I have power supplies, but no way to plug them in. I have been to 3com's site and found nothing. Any help would be apreciated. THX - KN