TOPIC: Trouble free Windows

from bacolod here... just to add it up:

*disable error reporting on system properties>Advanced> tick Disable error reporting and untick "But notify me when critical errors occur". Now you won't seen an error sometimes on your screen that says: "[Send] [ Don't Send] Error Reporting...

*Disable some animation on Performance option. - i just only tick: "Use drop shadows for icon labels on the desktop"

*Hiding your extended partition is a +, so some of your costumers wont do nasty things like deleting some items on your extended partition.

*Use gpedit.msc on editing some rules of your desktop.

Bravo! copy paste ko to next time na magformat ako ganito po gagawin ko he he he he salamat po sa inyo..

Trouble free Windows (Kenn303 Version)

Note: Applicable for Internet Only Lanshop

ServerPC - Windows XP SP2 with 2nd Partition named, "Data Bank"
- Deepfreeze (C: - Nakafreeze & D: - Unfreeze)

PC1 - Windows XP SP2 then Change the Link of my documents to /ServerPC/DataBank
- Then Deepfreeze.

PC2 - Windows XP SP2 then Change the Link of my documents to /ServerPC/DataBank
- Then Deepfreeze.

& Soon...

Tignan ko lang kung mapasok pa yan

Centralized Data Bank System yan!?!

Tried & Tested!?!

you may want to consider this;

right after you installed windows
click start, right click "My Documents"
select properties, select move
move it to D:

this way you wont have to change the save location of the office or other programs you will install that saves files

it will treat the moved My Documents as its default

after doing this, try it on your notepad, wordpad, paintbrush... save file, to see kung saan na ang default save directory

redg wrote:

you may want to consider this;

right after you installed windows
click start, right click "My Documents"
select properties, select move
move it to D:

this way you wont have to change the save location of the office or other programs you will install that saves files

it will treat the moved My Documents as its default

after doing this, try it on your notepad, wordpad, paintbrush... save file, to see kung saan na ang default save directory

Nice tip sir! This is indeed helpful for DF users here.

phfire wrote:

redg wrote:

you may want to consider this;

right after you installed windows
click start, right click "My Documents"
select properties, select move
move it to D:

this way you wont have to change the save location of the office or other programs you will install that saves files

it will treat the moved My Documents as its default

after doing this, try it on your notepad, wordpad, paintbrush... save file, to see kung saan na ang default save directory

Nice tip sir! This is indeed helpful for DF users here.

read steps #11 and #12 at the start of this thread... ^^

naku...baka mapintasan na namn kayo nung mga ayaw gumamit ng DF dyan. joke! peace tayo wakokoko!

Kabungyan wrote:

naku...baka mapintasan na namn kayo nung mga ayaw gumamit ng DF dyan. joke! peace tayo wakokoko!

madami naman ibang pang lock ng system eh. importante, naka lock sya to minimize headaches later on. ^^

I'm using the same format. kaso I'm having a bit of a problem, pano po iprotect yung FILES sa D, ksi sometimes meron tlga mga tado na customer, nagdedelete cla ng files, exe files etc. some of my games ksi, nakafolder lng, copy paste kung baga. I tried hiding the folders kaso d nagwowork yung ibang games specially online. Give me some idea naman po. tnx!

ice_metal wrote:

I'm using the same format. kaso I'm having a bit of a problem, pano po iprotect yung FILES sa D, ksi sometimes meron tlga mga tado na customer, nagdedelete cla ng files, exe files etc. some of my games ksi, nakafolder lng, copy paste kung baga. I tried hiding the folders kaso d nagwowork yung ibang games specially online. Give me some idea naman po. tnx!

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