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There are probably better communities for these types of questions than this one. I would look at reviews of other trendnet devices and see what the general consensuses is of that company. You can tell a lot about the quality a company produces by looking at all the reviews for various products. I would also search out a more video/ surveillance/ security community and search for questions there. Also reading reviews on websites like newegg...

Thanks , it works now. appreciated.

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hi, i need configure user rights in windows server 2008 i have the groups already defined by default but now i want creat a group and configure all permisions on that group where can i find that options i have search in active directory but i can´t find anothing, thanks a lot for your help :)

IMHO it's better (than Vista), but still a huge learning curve if you really want to use it (rather than just play with the pretty features). Many of the big problems you expect are not there (eg old apps working), but the simplest stuff - like dragging a link off a window, viewing a file timestamp, installing an earlier version of MS Office, using IPX on the network - just don't work. I'm guessing in time workarounds will come...

Quote: Originally Posted by srikanthmuvva the OS is windows XP i conformed with the computers latest drivers by inserting anothet USB it isworking normally Inserting another USB drive does not confirm that you are using the latest drivers. You have checked with Microsoft, your computer manufacturer, and your mother board manufacturer that you have the latest drivers.

It depends on if your anti-virus software provides a command line interface: McAffee Panda Avast Sophos Are some of the few anti-virus software packages i know of that come with command line interfaces.

Hello, I'm wondering if anyone has thoughts on multi-booting several windows installations off one or two hard drives. I've been asked to put together a software testing rig capable of running Windows XP, Vista, and 7, with 32- and 64-bit versions of each. That's 6 installs total. If necessary I could have 6 separate hard drives with ordinary installs. However, I'd like to keep the number of drives down to cut cost and...

Thanks for your reply. I guess I will be installing everything the computer originally came with. Its just kind of annoying because a) There wasn't really anything I ever use amongst the preloaded software, some of it was trial software which is one of my pet hates, and I feel that if I have to uninstall stuff then I no longer have a fresh clean xp install. Also b) just the windows updates alone to get the service packs back again takes...

Hello I installed windows XP on my system, then a intalled windows 7 on another partition, but when i restarted, XP option didnt come on startup and windows 7 started directly, please tell me how to make both OSs visible on startup Thanks and regards