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@ MagicAndre1981 No did not install VMTools? Cheers Nick

Hi Does anyone know what is causing this error? event 1000 Application error Faulting application iexplore.exe, version 6.0.2900.2180, faulting module unknown, version 0.0.0.0, fault address 0x61eb77e0. and then ... event 1000 Application error Fault bucket 269173739

Well i have gone for it and installed the KB899525. hotfix and the vmm.sys is the same version as after installing the KB899525 - still @ (1.1.465.14), but the Virtual pc.exe - is now a newer version. And yes with increasing the memory and the above fix in place its all faster and smoother running!

The full spec of my pc is : PentiumD 940 (P) DC 3.2 GHz, 800 MHz front side bus, Socket 775 Intel 945P Memory 2GB 400 GB (2 x 200) SATA 3G (3.0 Gb/sec), 7200 rpm GeForce 7600GS, 512 MB DDR memory TV tuner card with FM tuner Integrated 10/100 Base-T networking interface I have also just installed another hotfix KB889677 that updated the Virtual pc.exe (5.3.582.32) and Vmm.sys (1.1.465.14) files, and this has helped the performance, but i will also increase the amount of memory used by VPC as above, thanks for your help... but i still wonder will installing KB899525 help further with performance, do anyone know what this changes the file version numbers too...

Hi nitroshift, I have 2 GB of Ram running!

Virtual Pc 2004 has very slow performance running under windows xp media centre, the chipset i am runing on is Intel 945P, i have searched and can not find any listed problems, other than KB899525 which is provided as a fix for slow performance under intel centrino 915 chipset but this seems to be for laptops only?? Does anyone know if this would work for my chipset, or if you have installed it ? Cheers!

Hi, I have just spend some 5 hours rebuilding my HP M7580.uk PC, First i used the HP Recovery Dvd to reinstall the factory build and then installed all my applications such as office 2003, updates and so on. I then booted into Ghost 2003 and created a ghost image of drive 1 which is a two partition drive first partition is drive “C” and the second is drive “E” (this being the HP recovery partition), the ghost imaging went well with no errors and verified ok. I then wanted to test this new image , so I deleted all partitions on drive 1 and then reinstalled the ghost image, after imaging the system booted ok as normal and as soon as I logged on the system took a further 3-4 min to load into windows desktop. I was prompted that new hardware/device changes had been found and asked to reboot, It also seemed that during this reboot windows found recovery Drive e and i was prompted to view drive (Just like when loading a CD – Auto load). On restarting no errors, no delay everything is OK. On checking the event log the only error reported is those found on the first boot after imaging.. Under the event log i had the following error: Event ID 7026 Description: The following b oot-start or system-start driver (s) failed to load: eeCtrl SAVRTPEL SPBBCDrv SYMTDI vmm and then... Event ID 7024 Description: The Symantec SPBBCSvc service terminated with service-specific error 4294967295 (0XFFFFFFFF). After searching on Google I understand that all of the above seem to be something to do with “Symantec Internet Security 2006” that I have installed and i am wondering why this has happened and does this not effect the stability of the system.... Its also good to confirm that the first partition on the drive is the recovery (Fat32) and second is the primary with windows xp on it (NTFS) so maybe this is the issue??

@muiz Thanks for that information, maybe the reason why the pc restarted itself in the middle of running the bat ....

Is it possible to install KB892130 from a bat file?, as all i can find is installing via other methods...

Hi, All Could you please help, I am trying to install the below from a cmd file, but they will not install.... Have just copied the one that do not install... ECHO Installing KB887998... REM - ASP.NET Security Update for Microsoft .NET Framework 1.0 Service Pack 3 on Tablet PC/Media Center ECHO. start /wait KB887998.exe /q ECHO Done! ECHO. ECHO Installing KB886903... REM - ASP.NET Security Update for Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack 1 ECHO. start /wait KB886903.exe /q ECHO Done! ECHO. ECHO Installing KB829019... REM - NET framework 2.0 ECHO. start /wait dotnet.exe /Q /C:"install.exe /Q" ECHO Done! ECHO. ECHO Installing KB917283... REM - A vulnerability in ASP.NET could allow information disclosure ECHO. start /wait KB917283.exe /q ECHO Done! ECHO.

Well have check out the hard drive and all is well no issues or problems, this just leaves me with the question to why the original ghost 10 image was ok, and then the new build always asks to do a chkdsk on rebooting the pc once the ghost restore is complete. From the help given my "crahak" i understand that may be normal, but i am confused as why dos this not happen on the original build.... this leaves me wondering that maybe the new build was in some way corrupt. Can'nt find anything about chkdsk runnng when the partition is changed...

@hp38guser - When you say get the hard drive checked - i trust you mean running chkdsk /f ?, or do you suggest something else/

@crahak - Thanks for your reassurance, i have always used ghost 2003 and have never seen this before just started using ghost 10 as i got it free with systemworks and internet security.... but i think i may go back to using ghost 2003.....

I recently had to do a complete restore of my C: drive using Ghost 10 and the restoring of the drive went ok with no errors. Once the restore was complete the system restarted and during boot up the system reported that the C: needed to be checked for “disk consistency” and ran through a chkdsk and then started ok into windows. I am a little concerned to why this has happened, as the original ghost image I did was ok, this was build on the 9th of September. The new build was based on the original build with September’s hot fixes, Symantec updates and a few other updates… Yet each time the new build is loaded its goes through the same routine of chkdsk on first boot? Any ideas?, or i am mad....

Welcome Bonnie! You will soon be up and running in whatever you wish to learn!

Try this link, has been covered off many times... http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=74742 you could use my cmd bath file and use the suggested registry checks to see if the hotfix is already installed.

@ Bi0haZarD Pm Message me with your address and i will post you a cd with them on for you.

could someone help me out, whats the difference between Flash Player and Shockwave Players, and where can i download a stand along version of them both.

@ ari Thanks for your help you are very kind, so if i install version 8 (your link using your suggested switchs) i do not need to install the KB913433 as this updated version has it included. Thanks again

@ ari Thanks for the information, I have versions flash 7.0.19 and shockwave 10.01.0.11 and is just using the /q switch ok or do i need to use your suggested switch?

@ zorg2000k Here is an updated version with june hotfixes included Hotfix__Installation.CMD

@ the_guy ; another problem is that i am unable to install KB913433 with /q /n /z, got error "Command Line Option Syntax error. Type Comand /? for help." changed my batch file command to this switch and installed ok /q ???

Like RyanVM said i used Hulk's thread and created a cmd file and i just update it each month, here it is for your reference. Hotfix__Installation.CMD

@ IcemanND Many thanks, it works!

Hi All, I am trying to find a way of running the below Install.cmd file from the system drive, and not the CD. The Below install command is for installing Hotkey for Display Devices for a Toshiba Tecra M2. Any help would be very much apriciated. @ECHO OFF ECHO. ECHO *********************************************** ECHO *** Installing 'Hotkey for Display Devices' *** ECHO *********************************************** ECHO. SET CD_Drive=undefined FOR %%i IN (D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) DO IF EXIST "%%i:\tdevconex.exe" SET CD_Drive=%%i: IF (%CD_Drive%)==(undefined) GOTO CD_ERROR C:\WINDOWS\System32\rundll32.exe setupapi,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 132 %CD_Drive%\Hotkey for Display Devices\English\Tfnf5Wxp.inf >nul IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO FAIL IF ERRORLEVEL 0 GOTO OK :FAIL ECHO. ECHO *************************** ECHO *** Installation failed *** ECHO *************************** ECHO. GOTO END :oK ECHO. ECHO ****************************************** ECHO *** Installation finished successfully *** ECHO ****************************************** ECHO. GOTO END :CD_ERROR ECHO. ECHO *********************************************** ECHO *** Could not determine CD-ROM drive letter *** ECHO *********************************************** ECHO. :END pause