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  1. I decided to move to Visual Studio 2010 GUI from VB6 for my unattended install. I am using Access database. In order to support .net GUI i decided to use WinPE 4.0. However, when I boot to WinPE 4.0 32bit, when my VB2010 program tries to access my Access database I get the following Error: "The Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0 provider is not registered on the local machine" My GUI works perfectly fine in Windows 7 environment as well as Server 2012. However, under WinPE 4.0 32bit I get the error. My VB2010 code is compiled for x86. I searched on google but I could not find anything to resolve my issue. It seems WinPe 4.0 does not have Microsoft Jet engine files. I did add MDAC package when I built WinPE image. Has anyone tried using Access DB under WinPE? I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks, Deepak
  2. I resolved the issue by downloading KB920293 and using Netset03.exe in cmdlines.txt. see the link below. http://blogs.technet.com/askcore/archive/2...irtual-bus.aspx
  3. I have spent hours trying to get Static IP work in Windows 2003x64 unattended install. I have two Broadcom NICs and in my Answer file I have specified MAC Address of one of the NIC cards but unattended install is totally ignoring it and configures adapter as DHCP. The same answer file works fine with Windows 2003 x86 install. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Here are the relevant lines from my unattended file: [NetProtocols] MS_TCPIP = params.MS_TCPIP [params.MS_TCPIP] AdapterSections = params.MS_TCPIP.Adapter01 [params.Adapter01] NetCardAddress=0x00145E19FFB4 ConnectionName="IBM1" [params.MS_TCPIP.Adapter01] SpecificTo=Adapter01 DHCP=No WINS=Yes NetBIOSOptions=1 DNSSuffixSearchOrder = MyCompany.com, MyComapny2.com, MyCompany3.com DefaultGateway=12.1.9.1 DNSServerSearchOrder=12.1.8.21,12.1.132.10 SubnetMask=255.255.255.0 WINSServerList=12.1.21.32,12.1.11.58 IPAddress=12.1.8.178 Thanks
  4. I have been strugling with strange issue with 2003 64bit unattended install for last couple of days. It starts installation fine and completes OS install however, it does not install NIC Drivers (Broadcom NetExtreme 5708C). When I click on Network Properties, it is blank - no Network Icons. I checked my Unattend.txt file and everything seems correct. It copies the correct drivers to c:\Drivers\NET folder and I can install it manually by pointing to the c:\drivers\net folder. The path in unattend.txt is also correct. OemPnPDriversPath="drivers\scsi;drivers\net;drivers\chipset;drivers\video;windows\system32\drivers" The Device Path in Registry is also correct. Windows just refuses to install NIC Driver during unattended install and it works fine when I install it manually from the same folder c:\drivers\net. I have verified my OEM folder structure and it is fine. Here are some of the lines in my Unattende.txt file: [unattended] UpdateInstalledDrivers = Yes DriverSIgningPolicy=Ignore UnattendMode=FullUnattended OemSkipEula=Yes OemPreinstall=YES OemPnPDriversPath="drivers\scsi;drivers\net;drivers\chipset;drivers\video;windows\system32\drivers" Repartition=No TargetPath=\WINDOWS WaitForReboot=No Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, dthakkar
  5. Hi, I used Winpe2 and installed Windows2003 Server successfully using unattended install. During unattended install I create second Logical Drive via IBM Raid configuration but I do not partition or format it. However, after Win2k3 is finished building and then I login to Windows 2003 and try to create partition on the seconday drive (Disk 1), it fails with "Interal Error" message. I tried diskpart.exe to create partition and I get the same problem. If boot through WindowsPE2.0 CD and use diskpart to create partition on secondary drive it works and I can Format the partition. Any ideas /help would be appreciated. I am using IBM Server with IBM RAID 7k / 8k Controller. I create Logical drives using PRAID scripting tool during unattended install. I partition and Format Disk 0 during unattended install under Winpe 2.0 and it is fine. Thanks.
  6. I cannot see MAC Address in the BIOS. For now what I have done is unplug the cable from NIC-2 and only plug the cable onto NIC-1. Then I dump IPConfig /ALL to a text file and wrote a script to identify the card other then the one that says "Media Disconnected". I then get the Adapter Name and MAC Address from IPConfig /ALL and use Adapter Name to assign IP with Netsh and populate Unattend Text file with MAC Address.
  7. Hi I am working on unattended install of Windows 2K3 Server using Winpe2.0. We have two Broadcom NICs on IBM Servers Labeled "Local Area Connection" and "Local Area Connection 2". I want to assign fixed IP to the first Netowk Card using Netsh. The problem I have is how do I identify which NIC card is the First Network Card under WinPE using WMI or any other scripts? In our Environment NIC Card labeled LAN1 on the back of the IBM Server should be configured for Prod and LAN2 to be configured for backup. Any ideas? Thanks,
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