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• USB Sniffer for Windows 98/Windows 2000/Windows XP (874)
  Allows you to sniff the traffic between a USB device and your (Windows) machine. From the webpage:
  This source code has been inspired from a USB sniffer for Windows 98. This sniffer is based on the WDM architecture (Windows Driver Model), which supports the insertion of filter between device drivers. And the filter itself is a driver.
  
• Sync2NAS (562)
  Sync2NAS is network backup software for Windows machines. It includes a rsync client . This allows you to backup your Windows machine to any server running rsync.
• Windows 2000 Tech Entusiast Tricks (506)
  If you’re interested in unique shortcuts or problem-solving methods, check here for tips and tricks submitted by IT pros, members of the Windows 2000 development team, and your fellow geeks.
• HTML tricks (506)
  The best way to learn HTML is by example, and your browser is
  your best teacher! Whenever you are surfing and see something
  you like, click on your browser's choice to View Source. If you are
  looking at a long complicated page with a lot of columns, etc... it
  can be rather hard to decypher. This section shows you popular
  HTML tricks as stand-alone examples. Just copy and paste the
  source code into your HTML file, and then modify it to meet your
  needs.
• Q232143 (461)
  Various Error Messages When MSI File Creates and Modifies Files and Registry Keys
• USB Vendor ID List (460)
  A list of Vendor and Device IDs for USB
• Q278472 (448)
  Packages Assigned to Computers with Group Policy Are Not Installed
• Windows 2000 USB Guide (419)
  A lot of resources, hints and tips for solving problems with USB on Windows 2000.
• Living without Microsoft (411)
  This site is for those who, for whatever reason, wish to explore realistic alternatives to using Microsoft software. We plan to provide analyses of various software packages which are as objective as possible and to discuss the benefits and problems you are likely to encounter if you adopt them instead of a Microsoft solution. This site is not an "Anti-Bill-Gates" site, nor is it a Linux Fanatics site.
• BSD Router Projects (408)
  "one floppy" system for Free-, Net- and OpenBSD.