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Hardware profile question
On Sat, 2 Mar 2002 20:53:40 +0000 (UTC), "127.0.0.1" <127.0....@127.0.0.1> wrote: I copied a hardware profile for XP, because I have a removable hard disk. I booted to the new profiles which was copied... and I deleted stuff under this new profile.. so I could take it to my other machine.

Hardware profiles ?
In the old system, copy the existing hardware profile and load generic Microsoft drivers for the mass storage controller and other hardware that is changing. Name this profile; eg "Generic Hardware" 2. Copy the generic profile to create a Hardware Profile for the new system. Name this profile; eg "NewMotherboard".

Hardware profile - HELP!
Richard G. Harper rghar...@email.com microsoft public win98 gen_discussion I don't think you'll be able to control startup programs based on hardware profile. -- Richard G. Harper (rghar...@email.com) MVP Win9x * Please post all messages and replies in the newsgroup so that * all may benefit.

Hardware Profiles.
Paul Hopwood p...@hopwood.org.uk microsoft public win2000 hardware "Kirstie" <anonym...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: Does anyone know how to disable the keyboard and mouse just in one hardware profile ? Unlike other devices, device manager does not give you the option to disable the mouse or keyboard in this

Setting Hardware Profiles On Laptop
... Acceso al hardware con WMI: http://sps.uyssoft. com/Tips/Acceso%20al%20hardware%20con%20WMI.aspx Saludos, -- Lluís Franco i Montanyés [MS-MVP-MCP Visual Basic] +376 805 100 Fax: +376 824 500 -- Mi Perfil MVP en: https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Lluis -- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no

Motherboard Change; Use Hardware Profiles?
How did you friend remove the Hardware Profiles? Is there any error message when computer starts up? Please right click My Computer, click Properties. Click Hardware -> Hardware Profiles. Is it blank? If there is one profile, please check "Select the first profile listed if I don't select a profile".

Vistax64 not connecting automatically to internet via yukon 88
Gary Tsang gtsangDEL...@MEaumha.org microsoft public windows tabletpc It is for the same reason that I don't bother with hardware profiles (at least not to disable network cards, wired or not). Granted, there are valid reasons for hardware profiles, but this isn't one of them for me (in my situation at least)

||||| Two graphics cards, but NOT at the same time! Hardware ...
Per hardware profile. So if services A, B, and C are currently enabled (automatic or manual) in both hardware profiles one and two and I disable all of them in hardware profile 1 then they should still be enabled (automatic or manual) in hardware profile 2, correct ? Right. But as George pointed out, it depends on

Customs WinXP environment
I have been searching in the menu's from Power DVD and turned the color profile form "vivid" into "original". That solved all jerkiness. I am not saying this because I think You should not care about the hardware decoding, on the contrary, but just to show that the jerkiness itself is not necessarily the

Xp Hardware Profiles Bug ??
On the General tab, click the Disable In This Hardware Profile check box to select it. 8. Click OK, and then click Close. 9. Restart your computer. NOTE: After you disable your network adapter, you cannot use any shared network programs, files, or printers. Back to the top APPLIES TO • Microsoft Windows 98 Standard

2nd Post - Hardware / User Profiles
I have had to create different hardware profiles in order to get my Voodoo 3 graphics card to work properly(it kept conflicting with my un disablable onboard Vga)..It now works fine but I have to select the relevant profile each time i boot the machine. Is there a way to force windows to boot to a specific profile

Hardware profiles question
Is it possible to create different hardware profiles for one removable hard disk and use that in 2 different computer with different hardawre? Thanks for any help, Faram. See my reply to your earlier post........ A hardware profile is Machine specific, not removable-media specific.... To do what you want,

icc profile freeware
James Liles JLil...@newsguy.com alt windows95 On Fri, 21 Aug 1998 22:46:26 GMT, a_sow...@apollo.ruralnet.net.au wrote: ->I have several hardware profiles set up on my laptop, and want to have the ->computer automatically start with a particular one of these afetr a set time, ->rather than waiting until I enter the

Motherboard Change; Use Hardware Profiles?
Click the Hardware tab and click Hardware Profile button. You will see the profile list. Select it and click the Delete button. Can you perform this action? If not, please write down what are listed in the Hardware Profile window. Thank you for your question. Regards, Samuel Lu Microsoft Online Support Engineer Get

HW Profiles, why is Win95 so $#@&% dumb?!
Hunter01 hunte...@iinet.net.au microsoft public windowsxp setup_deployment If it requires sysprep I'm assuming you've got a one image fits all hardware solution, but I thought we had actually resolved some of it by clearing it in the local administrator profile prior to imaging, but I could be wrong.

Dedicated hardware profile for audio in XP?
I have a PC that has two hardware profiles configured. The only difference being that in one profile a COM port is removed because I occasionally need to boot it with a DOS TSR under Win95 which needs exclusive access to that port. Every time the PC boots I get the menu saying "Windows cannot determine what

Hardware Profiles in XP
If it requires sysprep I'm assuming you've got a one image fits all hardware solution, and that would make it well worthwhile. we have none of the problems listed below, but I thought we had actually resolved some of it by clearing it in the local administrator profile prior to imaging, but I could be wrong.

Use hardware profiles to switch net. settings?
"Mike Dwyer" <bdtm...@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:fc2b473f. 0305082118.3992c...@posting.google.com... I have a Dell Inspiron 8200, XP SP1. I also have an Inspiron Port Replicator. Every time I dock my PC, Windows creates a new hardware profile. Last I checked, I was up to "Docked Profile 83"!

Hardware Profile Problem
Chris Game chrisg...@example.net freeserve help misc Ant said: I have a problem when I start my Computer (Win 2000) After a couple of pages I receive a message " Hardware Profile/configuration page" which gives me a choice of two options on profiles,regardless of which one I select on the next start up the same

using laptop hardware profiles
... Samuel> it is perfectly ok. Do you suspect, "my" configuration does not withstand real-time constraints? RT-Linux is still an option. Do you doubt, that's good enough to fulfill such constraints? Samuel> We run GNAT on a sh4 board (with the Ravenscar profile) Samuel> for a robotics contest.