Killing Explorer
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From: o//annabee on 18 Mar 2005 00:06 PÃ¥ Fri, 18 Mar 2005 03:10:12 GMT, skrev Robert Redelmeier <redelm(a)ev1.net.invalid>: > Alex <alex(a)alex.com> wrote: >> Another good way is to boot from a DOS boot disk and delete >> the primary/active partition on the drive that windows >> boots from. > > Actually, I routinely kill Explorer and it's tree from TaskMgr > on MS-Win2k systems. Then usually relaunch Explorer. This > clears out a bunch of processes I usually don't need or want. If you want to create your own little explorer. Copy it to windows folder, and rewrite the registry key : "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon" (Shell="MyExplorer") Heres running code : [RegistryError:"Unable to write to subkey : 'Shell' Maybe need more permissions ? Log in as Admin or with some user who has access to modify the registry key : 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon' Sorry about the inconvinience. " 0] [Result:0] [ShellKey: U§ "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon" 0] [ShellSubKey: U§ "Shell" 0] [MiniShell: U§ 'MiniShell.exe' 0] ThisApp.RegisterAsNewShell: call 'ADVAPI32.RegOpenKeyExW' &HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE ShellKey 0 &KEY_SET_VALUE Result cmp eax &ERROR_SUCCESS | je L0> ShowMe RegistryError ret L0: call 'ADVAPI32.RegSetValueW' D§Result ShellSubKey ®_SZ MiniShell 18 call 'ADVAPI32.RegCloseKey' D§Result ret When you log on to any windows account, your app will run. You can still start the explorer, from taskmgr, but you will not have the startline, and this really take some space. I think the screen felt much bigger after getting rid of that. > > -- Robert > -- http://TheWannabee.org
From: Alex on 18 Mar 2005 00:23 yep "\\o//annabee" <http://TheWannabee.org> wrote in message news:opsnthtool1ounrv(a)news.braodpark.no... > Pý Fri, 18 Mar 2005 03:10:12 GMT, skrev Robert Redelmeier > <redelm(a)ev1.net.invalid>: > >> Alex <alex(a)alex.com> wrote: >>> Another good way is to boot from a DOS boot disk and delete >>> the primary/active partition on the drive that windows >>> boots from. >> >> Actually, I routinely kill Explorer and it's tree from TaskMgr >> on MS-Win2k systems. Then usually relaunch Explorer. This >> clears out a bunch of processes I usually don't need or want. > > If you want to create your own little explorer. > Copy it to windows folder, and rewrite the > registry key : > > "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon" > (Shell="MyExplorer") > > > Heres running code : > > [RegistryError:"Unable to write to subkey : 'Shell' > > Maybe need more permissions ? Log in as Admin > or with some user who has access to modify the registry key : > 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows > NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon' > > Sorry about the inconvinience. > " 0] > > [Result:0] > [ShellKey: Uý "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon" 0] > [ShellSubKey: Uý "Shell" 0] > [MiniShell: Uý 'MiniShell.exe' 0] > ThisApp.RegisterAsNewShell: > call 'ADVAPI32.RegOpenKeyExW' &HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE ShellKey 0 > &KEY_SET_VALUE Result > cmp eax &ERROR_SUCCESS | je L0> > ShowMe RegistryError > ret > L0: > call 'ADVAPI32.RegSetValueW' DýResult ShellSubKey ®_SZ MiniShell 18 > call 'ADVAPI32.RegCloseKey' DýResult > ret > > When you log on to any windows account, your app will run. You can still > start the explorer, from taskmgr, but you will not have the startline, and > this really take some space. I think the screen felt much bigger after > getting rid of that. > > >> >> -- Robert >> > > > > -- > http://TheWannabee.org
From: o//annabee on 18 Mar 2005 00:23 Pý Fri, 18 Mar 2005 13:20:30 +1100, skrev Alex <alex(a)alex.com>: > wolfgang can come too, he can have a glass of lemonade :-) If you are sure its not too strong for him :) I would worry a lot about how much he would start talking after a whole bottle of limonade :))) Maybe good idea. Could find out where he hides his green-black book. While you distract him with the lemonade, I run up an take photocopies. shouldn't take long, as verbose as wolfgang is :))
From: wolfgang kern on 18 Mar 2005 05:06 "\\o//annabee" in duet with <alex(a)alex.com>: | > wolfgang can come too, he can have a glass of lemonade :-) | | If you are sure its not too strong for him :) I would worry a lot about | how much he would start talking after a whole bottle of limonade :))) | Maybe good idea. Could find out where he hides his green-black book. While | you distract him with the lemonade, I run up an take photocopies. | shouldn't take long, as verbose as wolfgang is :)) :) You wont be able to decipher your copies anyway, they are written in KESYS^(Terse^2) and the few text notes use a language (Gaelic-Gipsy-Runic-math) you wont find in any book. Lemonade? only if I'm sick. You can be sure, I had more quantity of beers in my life than you both ever pissed :) -- The original term for the Bavarian 1 Litre vessel is (German spelling) "a moss", [translate to: one measure]. Bavarian: "da Einstein hat wohl a moss zvui ghobt" ["OneStone" had for sure 'one stein' too much] --(a bit German required to fully capture the joke) :) it seems easy to make you youngsters amused. __ wolfgang
From: o//annabee on 18 Mar 2005 10:08
Pý Fri, 18 Mar 2005 11:06:30 +0100, skrev wolfgang kern <nowhere(a)nevernet.at>: > > "\\o//annabee" in duet with <alex(a)alex.com>: > > :) You wont be able to decipher your copies anyway, they are > written in KESYS^(Terse^2) and the few text notes use a language > (Gaelic-Gipsy-Runic-math) you wont find in any book. :-( But after the lemonada, you'd start talking for sure. > Lemonade? only if I'm sick. > You can be sure, I had more quantity of beers in my life > than you both ever pissed :) :-)))) ok. > -- > The original term for the Bavarian 1 Litre vessel is > (German spelling) "a moss", [translate to: one measure]. > Bavarian: "da Einstein hat wohl a moss zvui ghobt" > ["OneStone" had for sure 'one stein' too much] > --(a bit German required to fully capture the joke) :-) Translate well into norwegian as well. > :) it seems easy to make you youngsters amused. << insert yepper job here > __ > wolfgang |