Antidote with windows vista, Repository, Antidote – Lenovo ThinkPad R50p User Manual
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1.
With
administrative
privileges,
launch
the
MS
DOS
Command
Prompt.
2.
Change
the
directory
to
%tvtcommon%\pfdinst.
3.
Execute
netsvcinst
/install
/inf:
″c:\program
files\common
files\lenovo\pfdinst\netsf.inf
″
/cid:
″lgl_tvtpktfilter″.
4.
Execute
netsvcinst
/install
/inf:
″c:\program
files\common
files\lenovo\pfdinst\netsf_m.inf
″
/cid:
″lgl_tvtpktfiltermp″.
Antidote
with
Windows
Vista
For
64bit
Windows
Vista
the
registry
location
is
HKLM\SOFTWARE\
WOW6432Node\Lenovo\Rescue
and
Recovery\ADM
Repository
The
repository
path
for
the
mailbox
is
set
in
the
registry
at
the
following
location:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Lenovo\Rescue
and
Recovery\ADM
For
64-bit
Windows
Vista
the
installed
folder
location
is
C:\Program
Files
(x86)\Lenovo\Rescue
and
Recovery\ADM.
Issue
a
CD
command
to
C:\Program
Files\Lenovo\Rescue
and
Recovery\ADM.
When
running
any
of
the
Antidote
commands
in
Windows
Vista
(32
or
64
bit)
you
must
have
elevated
admin
privileges,
otherwise
the
values
will
go
to
an
incorrect
registry
location.
Repository
The
repository
function
runs
on
each
system
and
periodically
checks
for
new
messages
from
the
administrator.
It
checks
at
a
scheduled
time
interval
or
at
the
occurrence
of
several
interesting
events
(for
example,
boot,
resume
from
suspend
or
hibernate,
detection
of
a
new
network
adapter,
and
assignment
of
a
new
IP
address).
The
repository
function
looks
for
messages
in
a
set
of
directories,
in
a
Windows
share
location,
such
as
\\machine\share\directory,
at
HTTP
URLs,
and
at
FTP
URLs
.
If
more
than
one
message
is
found,
it
processes
them
in
“directory
sort
by
name”
order.
Only
one
message
is
processed
at
a
time.
A
message
is
only
processed
successfully
once.
If
processing
a
message
fails,
by
default,
it
is
not
attempted
again,
but
retrying
on
failure
can
be
specified
in
the
message
itself.
A
message
must
be
packaged
by
an
administrator
before
being
placed
in
a
directory
to
be
processed
by
the
repository
function.
To
create
the
package,
the
administrator
places
all
of
the
files
that
constitute
the
message
into
a
directory
(or
its
subdirectories).
One
of
the
files
must
be
named
go.rrs
the
primary
command
script.
The
administrator
can
optionally
use
a
signature
key
for
this
message,
but
if
used
the
key
must
be
available
to
all
of
the
target
systems.
The
repository
function
checks
the
package
for
integrity,
checks
the
signature
if
supplied
and
unpack
all
of
the
files
into
a
local
directory
before
executing
go.rrs.
The
primary
command
script
file
(go.rrs)
follows
the
syntax
of
a
Windows
command
file.
It
might
contain
legitimate
Windows
commands
and
any
of
the
commands
listed
in
the
following
section.
Also,
a
Python
command
interpreter
is
installed
as
part
of
the
Rescue
and
Recovery
environment,
so
Python
scripts
might
also
be
called
from
the
go.rrs
script.
At
the
end
of
execution
of
the
script,
all
files
unpacked
from
the
message
is
deleted,
so
if
files
are
required
after
the
script
exits
(for
example,
installing
a
patch
on
reboot)
the
files
must
be
moved
out
of
the
message
directory.
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and
Recovery
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Guide