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I think anyone who makes an operating system that requires all these tools for protection and security has no business making tools that help aid in protection and security. *flips a nickle*

I'm Keeping My 2 cents to myself on this one

There are a list of .dll's that are no longer registered.... this EXACT same problem happened to me when I went in and removed the whole internet explorer registry key. The solution was posted by someone, but I don't remember who. I'll search for the thread, and repost.

Be careful about posting things in regards to "hacking" Even if you mean it one way, it may be taken the wrong way by someone who doesn't split hairs.

Well, Sounds like a messed up httpd.conf file.... maybe post it?

Basically, My question is this: Is rundll32.exe ESSENTIAL to the OS, Or is it just a nice tool to have, that you could actually function without? I mean, would it be possible to rename completely, or even remove it, or does windows actually load files with it?

I don't know about "good" popup blockers and firewalls. I know that you could use "zone alarm" as a firewall, and there are a number of others that a google search would come up with it. Windows XP Service Pack 2, Is supposed to come with a firewall also. Popup …

start run regedit hit 'f3' and search for: wualcts.exe

Look up reshack (or reshacker), it stands for "resource hacker" which basically allows you to view and modify certain main keypoints to programs (strings, images, etc)

You rebooted after changing the settings back? Reinstalled the needed drivers?

Hmn, I was able to remove the windows logo from my start button.... I'll keep trying.

To My Knowledge, it would require a more powerful language than javascript. In PHP, or Perl (and probably ASP, though I don't like it) you can most likely write to images. It, too, requires a bit of work (I believe).

I'm sure I could come up with a hack job of a way, but I know there is a better way (maybe with the web-server's configuration?)

Have You Rebooted?

If it's pascal, I'm guessing it's something like a text-based prog?

Have You Rebooted?

Yes, That Should work fine. This is assuming that your BIOS will support a larger hard drive (should be no problem).

dim tmpvar as string open "c:\somefile.txt" for input as #1 [INDENT]do until eof(1)[/INDENT] [INDENT][INDENT]line input #1, tmpvar[/INDENT] [/INDENT] [INDENT][INDENT]DATA tmpvar[/INDENT] [/INDENT] [INDENT]loop[/INDENT] close #1 This is assuming you have a file called "c:\somefile.txt" with the numbers in them that will be used for the DATA statement.

There are a couple of methods.... with different softwares and names. You need to look for a something called a "Proxy." This is a program that will act as your needed bridge.

Click Start, Go To Run, Type in "Regedit" (without quotes) Find The left pane of the regedit window, and find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE open that folder, and find "Software" and open that. Find Microsoft, Open It. Find "Internet Explorer" and open that. Find Main, And click it so that it is highlighted. …

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[QUOTE=Khiladi420]anyone know how to get around this: WshShell.RegWrite "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shell\open\command\", ""%1"% *" I cant seem to include more than 2 " at the end there if i just do "%1 % *" then it will succesfully write to the registry but it needs the extra 2 " in there & i …