One Note 2003 and Agilix Gobinder Lite problem Darin 29.09.2006 15:51:03 I work for a school district and we have our students users and machines locked down pretty tight. We recently purchased 25 Toshiba Portege M400 Laptops to be deployed on a wireless cart to be used as a mobile lab in the High School. The laptops came with a whole bunch of junk installed that we either didn't need or didn't want our students to use. I initially uninstalled a lot of stuff from the machines prior to making an image for deployment. It went fairly well until we dumped an image to a test machine and tried to startup One Note under a student account. Windows installer fired up and then it tried to configure Agilix Gobinder Lite. Since our students are not part of the administrator group the install failed because they did not have the right privileges. I had to hit cancel about 6 times before One Note started up. I tried making a new image of a machine with GoBinder uninstalled but it must hook into one Note somehow because even though it looked like it was gone, as soon as the test machine was joined to our Student's domain the machine saw GoBinder again and the same thing happened. Is there a way to configure One Note not to call GoBinder when it is launched? Thanks for any help.

Re: One Note 2003 and Agilix Gobinder Lite problem "Patrick Schmid" <pds-ms[ at ]nospam.pschmid.net> 29.09.2006 17:38:06 GoBinder and OneNote are definitely not linked together by default. There must be something in your configuration that causes this. Do you have CDs for the software you want (incl. Windows)? You prob. should wipe the harddrive of one of the tablets and install the software you want cleanly before making an image. I personally can't recall ever having made an image of a machine that wasn't a clean install. Patrick Schmid -------------- http://pschmid.net "Darin" <Darin[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:0929C244-6DA5-4624-9729-513CD9C0C5EA[ at ]microsoft.com: [Quoted Text] > I work for a school district and we have our students users and machines > locked down pretty tight. We recently purchased 25 Toshiba Portege M400 > Laptops to be deployed on a wireless cart to be used as a mobile lab in the > High School. The laptops came with a whole bunch of junk installed that we > either didn't need or didn't want our students to use. > > I initially uninstalled a lot of stuff from the machines prior to making an > image for deployment. It went fairly well until we dumped an image to a test > machine and tried to startup One Note under a student account. Windows > installer fired up and then it tried to configure Agilix Gobinder Lite. > Since our students are not part of the administrator group the install failed > because they did not have the right privileges. I had to hit cancel about 6 > times before One Note started up. > > I tried making a new image of a machine with GoBinder uninstalled but it > must hook into one Note somehow because even though it looked like it was > gone, as soon as the test machine was joined to our Student's domain the > machine saw GoBinder again and the same thing happened. > > Is there a way to configure One Note not to call GoBinder when it is launched? > > Thanks for any help.

Re: One Note 2003 and Agilix Gobinder Lite problem Grant Robertson <BOGUS[ at ]BOGUS.com> 29.09.2006 21:47:43 In article <0929C244-6DA5-4624-9729-513CD9C0C5EA[ at ]microsoft.com>, Darin[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com says... [Quoted Text] > I work for a school district and we have our students users and machines > locked down pretty tight. We recently purchased 25 Toshiba Portege M400 > Laptops to be deployed on a wireless cart to be used as a mobile lab in the > High School. The laptops came with a whole bunch of junk installed that we > either didn't need or didn't want our students to use. You should contact your original vendor. Anyone who sold you 25 expensive tablet PC's should be willing to help you with this. The tie in is probably due to the method they used to install all these machines in the first place. It is possible to create what are generically called "delta- images" or "install packages" to install additional apps on a machine. This is an image of just what has changed since a specific snapshot was taken. This allows a manufacturer or network manager to apply one image for all their machines of a particular model then apply additional images for the software they want on the machine. It is possible that the install package they used contained both OneNote and GoBinder in the same "package." This may have caused Windows to think they were both parts of one program and tie them together in the list of installed programs. Therefore, the OEM would be the only one who knows enough about what is going on behind the scenes to help you through it. If you have the original install disks (or can create them from files on the machines) then you MAY be able to completely uninstall both programs then only install the one you want. In the future, when you are buying 25 expensive computers you should make the vendor configure them to your specifications ahead of time. That way they have to support it in the exact configuration they sold them in and they can't point the finger at you for changing the configuration.