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Great, so I have permission to post them on the frontpage? I've found some time to be more active on the frontpage articles, mostly tips and latest news from IT world. Cheers, Nik

Off topic: We always welcome help with our hosting costs. Lego, thank you for your generosity.

Hey Bugsy, are these tutorials yours or did you collect them on other sites? I'd like to post some of your articles on our frontpage so that's why I'm asking. Regards, Nik

Yeah, I don't think you'll be able to do that. Here's the script that uninstalls Office 2003 and install Office 2007, but can't do what you mentioned in your example.. 'This script will uninstall Microsoft Office 2003, wait for the uninstall to finish and then begin 'installing Microsoft Office 2007. This can be configured to be completely silent or allow prompts 'to inform its progress. Dim install Dim startseconds Dim endseconds Dim difference startseconds = Int(Timer) 'start the initial time when script was run 'This will start the uninstall of Office 2003 based on its PID number and the /qn switch is silent 'If a confimation is desired the /qn+ switch can be used. Set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") wshell.run "msiexec /x {90110409-6000-11D3-8CFE-0150048383C9} /qb-" '/qn -silent /qb- no modal Set wshell = nothing 'END code to uninstall Office 2003 install = 1 WScript.Sleep 10000 'allows the process time to start before Process Check() function runs ProcessCheck() 'WScript.Echo "office 2003 has been uninstalled. Office 2007 will begin installation." 'starts install of Office 2007. To make this fully silent the custom-uA.xml file needs to be modified Set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") 'this batch line must run locally where the setup.exe file is 'UNC pathing does not work with batch commands wshell.run "setup.exe /config custom-uA.xml" 'this batch line must run locally where the setup.exe file is Set wshell = nothing 'End code to install Office 2007 install = 2 WScript.Sleep 10000 'allows the process time to start before Process Check() function runs ProcessCheck() endseconds = Int(Timer) difference = (endseconds - startseconds) / 60 'WScript.Echo "office 2007 has been installed." WScript.Echo "Office 2003 was uninstalled and Office 2007 was installed" & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & "This took " & difference & " minutes" 'Function to check the processes Sub ProcessCheck() Dim computer computer = "." Dim process Dim processNumber Dim count count = 15 'any number that grater than possible processes with the same name If install = 1 Then process = "msiexec.exe" Do until count <= 1 Set service = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & computer & "\root\cimv2") Set results = service.ExecQuery(" Select * from Win32_Process where Name ='" & process & "'") count = 0 for each obj in results count= count+1 ' Wscript.echo obj.Name ' Wscript.echo obj.ProcessID Next WScript.sleep 1000 loop 'WScript.Echo "count = " & count Else 'office 07 setup process = "setup.exe" count=1 Do until count = 0 Set service = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & computer & "\root\cimv2") Set results = service.ExecQuery(" Select * from Win32_Process where Name ='" & process & "'") count = 0 for each obj in results count = 1 ' Wscript.echo obj.Name ' Wscript.echo obj.ProcessID Next WScript.sleep 1000 loop 'WScript.Echo "count = " & count End If End Sub 'END the Function to check the processes

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Have you tried this alternate address I gave you? Can someone else send me $5 at donations@wincert.net just for a test. I will refund the money.

Try nikica@vodatel.net I don't know what is wrong, since I've already received donations on both addresses.

I tried just now to use the donation sidebar and Subscriptions package and both work fine. Donation addresses are: donations@wincert.net nikica@vodatel.net It should work.

Yes, apart from that the ads are not showing anywhere on the site. I have contacted Google regarding this matter.

Accept my deepest condolences, Kels.

I'm satisfied with Microsoft Security Essentials, although NOD32 has better detection of new viruses. In several cases I had to send suspicious files to Microsoft that were infected, but MSE didn't detect a threat.

Happy Birthday to our WinCert friend Reaper! Have a nice day mate and thank you for everything you're doing for Wincert. Nik

Hi John, welcome mate!

Believe it or not, you typed the wrong captcha We're currently testing the new frontpage comment software that should replaced our current (buggy) one

I'm glad that you are with us.

Basically, yes. Vista code was used for Windows 7, just like Windows 7 code is already used as a starting point for Windows 8. I'm guessing they're trying to move people from Vista

I have to admit that I am a Google Chrome fan from the early beta stages, but I've recently started to use IE9 side by side with Chrome and I am fairly surprised with its performance. There's no doubt that this is the best IE so far, but there are still alot of compatibility issues with some pages. What is your experience and thoughts on IE9 so far?

Welcome Sorin! :thumbsup_anim:

Try to install this package and see if you can install that update again. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947821

You should Work for Symantec added

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v2 doesn't have some noticeable changes for the user so I don't think I'll do it