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@echo off
start "" "C:\Users\foo\1.exe"
ping www.google.com
start "" "C:\Users\foo\2.exe"
ping www.heise.de
start "" "C:\Users\foo\3.exe"
ping www.zeit.de
start "" "C:\Users\foo\4.exe"
ping www.google.de
start "" "C:\Users\foo\5.exe"

Getestet mit Windows Vista. Die Ping Befehle dazwischen dienen als kurze Pause. Nützlich bei langsameren Computern. Die leeren “” nehmt ihr bitte als gegeben hin .

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I’ll try this one in English. The problem might occur not only in Germany

Used Unixes

• Ubuntu 10.04.1 desktop amd64
• Ubuntu 10.04.2 desktop amd64
• openSUSE 11.3
• Xubuntu 10.04 desktop amd64

The Problem

Every Linux installation went without errors. For the initial setup I used an old CRT @ VGA, LAN, USB mouse and USB keyboard. After installing TeamViewer 6 and enabling the VNC server I shut the computer down and unplugged everything but the LAN cable.

• First try: Boot. Neither TeamViewer nor my VNC client were able to connect. I could ping the network card though.
• Second try: Switching the computer off, plugging the VGA cable of the CRT monitor in. No keyboard, no mouse. Boot. Both TeamViewer and VNC get a connection.
• Third try: Same as second, only removing the power cable of the monitor. So the monitor gets absolutely no juice! Both TeamViewer and VNC get a connection!
• Fourth try: Removing the monitor, but keeping the VGA cable plugged in. No connection.

Especially cases three and four are weird. The PC seems to recognize a monitor even when it is currentless.

Hardware
HP dx5150 Business PC with the following components:

• Mainboard: MSI 09AC, Chipset ATI Xpress 200 (RS480) Rev. 01, Southbridge ATI SB400 Rev 00, BIOS Version 1.04 from 05/24/2005
• CPU: AMD Athlon 64 3000+ “Winchester”, Socket 939, 90nm
• 2 x 1024 MB DDR RAM PC3200 (2000 MHz)
• Graphics: Radeon XPRESS 200 Series (Onboard)

Solution / The End

I also tried the older Ubuntu 9.04 desktop amd64. Only the LAN cable was plugged in. Guess What? No problems whatsoever. At least with VNC. The installation of TeamViewer 5 and 6 seemed to be successful, but both versions would not start.

Ultimately I gave up and installed an unused Windows Vista. Shame on you, Linux

Fehlerbeschreibung:

Das Sicherheitscenter von Windows Vista erkennt das Antivirus Programm und/oder den Windows Defender nicht mehr – auch nach Neuinstallation des Programmes und mehreren Neustarts.
Zudem startete bei mir das Programm CrystalDiskInfo nicht mehr. Im Task Manager taucht zwar die DiskInfo.exe auf, aber es erscheint kein Fenster für dieses Programm.

Lösung:

1. Systemsteuerung (klassische Ansicht) -> Verwaltung -> Dienste
2. Den Dienst “Windows Verwaltungs-Instrumentation (WMI)” beenden. Das ist z.B. über Rechtsklick -> Eigenschaften möglich.
3. Den Ordner “C:\WINDOWS\system32\wbem\Repository” in “Repository2″ umbenennen.
4. Rechner neustarten.

Gefunden auf http://forum.giga.de/archive/index.php/t-1168502.html