mmmm, i feel utterly crushed... @ 70% of my 1st WU...

at this rate, we beat the dutch power cows @ half december :)

added my athlon @ 9*164

:o

That would be another 10 to 20 points a day when folding 24/7 !

We are slowly approaching the dutch cows by approx 500 points a day ...

:banana:
:banana:

hehe :


EDITADD

HOWTO install the client without your regular windows user noticing ?

What do you need :
- Firedeamon lite - freeware (r/click = dl)
Firedeamon is a service-manager vor Windows
- Folding client – graphical (r/click = dl)

What now ?
1) Install the folding client and firedeamon and add a service. This service being : winfah ... fill this in as executable with path

2) You do not have to fill in the parameter -local ...
3) Install the service

4) Reboot
5) When you start back up the PC will immediatly start folding as it is installed as a service … no matter who logs on and off. No-one will notice exept people running taskmanager or people looking into the installed services
6) remember to remove the folding exe out of your startup programs - group

mmm ... would i get kicked out of school when installing this one on every pc i can get my hands on in there ?

tomorrow practicum - let's find out ;)

(nice & clean howto, bosw8er !)

i'll ask the teacher perhaps?
anyway, @school our class has winxp, and we also learned about task manager :/

Within a few months I'll probably start with an upgrade from 98 to XP pro, for 3000 clients. Shall I give it a shot? :D

Still haven't been able to add the main-server @ work, so still continuing with the same capacity.

Just one question, I launched two pc's with identical hardware at the same time. Now after almost two days the first one (running windows 2000 small business server) has completed 3 WU's, and the other one (regular windows 2000 professional) hasn't even ended the first one. How come?

different "type" of WU's = my guess ...

can be seen when looking at the WU's name, when it just states a name like "p184" then you've got a slow one -- when it ends with *.xyz or something alike you've got a fast one ...

my guess is that the difference between those two types is in the different projects ... @ default chosen randomly by the program itself

just a guess tho ...