ASSUMING the same K-V-M (Keyboard-Video-Mouse) are used on the
XP machine (through the KVM or directly), then THEORETICALLY,
there should be no changes to the new WinXP-Pro OS or registry.
But since you brought us the "disabling the NIC causes a XP
reactivation" problem, all bets are off. <VBG>
On Wed, 13 Apr 2005, Rick Glazier wrote:
If you take a small KVM (no software or drivers) out to a
friends house to use his a new computer and his old one at
the same time, will using it BRIEFLY make any changes to
the new WinXP-Pro OS or registry, and if it does, is it safe
to assume Windows will ignore those changes when the
KVM leaves? (This goes back to the "ClearType" and
desktop font "readability" problem "we" had awhile back.)
BTW: I'm not getting "blamed" for anything...
Rick Glazier
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