Archive for December 2009

SAP Logon INI File Installation on windows

December 30, 2009 10 Comments
If we manually install the SAP 710,we need to configure the settings on by hand.
Step: 1
Before start doing changes, we need to copy the”SAPLOGON.ini” file to “c:\windows\” ,



1. Open the SAP logon to confirm that the environment variable was setup during installation.

SAP 4.7 Installation Steps

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SAP4.7 Installation On Server 2003
SAP 4.7 INSTALLATION GUIDE
1. CREATE C PARTITION 6GB AND D PARTITION 70GB. INSTALL O.S SERVER.
SET SYSTEM YEAR TO 2011 OR Later
2. CREATE LOOP BACK ADAPTER. 

START→ SETTINGS→ CONTROL PANEL ADD OR REMOVE HARDWARE→ NEXT→ NEXT→ SELECT ADD ANEW DEVICE NEXT SELECT WANT TO SELECT THE HARDWARESELECT NETWORK ADAPTER SELECT MICROSOFT NEXT NEXT FINISH.

Don't display the last user who logged in

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Windows Vista is designed so that when you press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to log in, it will display the name of the user who logged in most recently. This can be a bit of a problem if multiple users share a common PC. They may forget to check to see who was logged in previously and key

Relocate your offline files

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When you use Vista's Offline Files feature, the offline file cache is automatically placed on your C: drive. But my laptop has two hard drives in it, and I wanted to configure Vista to place my offline files onto my secondary hard drive. I accomplished the task by following these steps:

Delay Windows Activation

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Typically, when an organization deploys Vista, it will create a master image, run SYSPREP, and deploy the image. But it might be a while between the time that SYSPREP is run and when Vista is actually deployed. Microsoft will allow you to extend the activation period by

Eliminate cached logons

December 30, 2009 1 Comment
Windows is designed to allow users to log on using cached logins if no domain controller is available to authenticate the request. If you want to make sure that a login request is always authenticated by a domain controller, you could change the number of cached logons that

Change the name of the registered user

December 30, 2009 1 Comment
When you install Windows, you're prompted to enter a username and a company name. But since it's fairly common for companies to merge, you may want to change the name of the company Windows is registered to by using this hack:

Disable the Autorun on Windows

December 30, 2009 Add Comment
Its a bit annoying to insert a CD and have Windows open it Internet Explorer and display a bunch of information. I would rather just be able to navigate through the disc's file system and go directly to what I need. Fortunately, it's easy to create a registry setting that disables Auto Play:
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