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It has been a while since but I think I used dism /image:"C:\mount" /add-driver /driver:"C:\temp\*.inf" and it installed those drivers that were compatible.

Found another thread and this solution worked for me: THE SOLUTION THAT WORKED 1. When the error message apears, open up a command window with SHIFT + F11 2. open the REGEDIT 3. navigate to hklm\system\setup 4. change CmdLine to blank (no value entered) (was oobe\windeploy.exe) 5. change CreateNewQueueOnFirstBoot to 0 (was 1) 6. change OOBEInProgress to 0 (was 1) (i am guessing that might be AUDITInProgress if that was your sysprep choice) 7. change SetupPhase to 0 (was 4) 8. change SetupShutdownRequired to 0 (was 1) 9. change SetupType to 0 (was 2) 10. change SystemSetupInProgress to 0 (was1) http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itproinstall/thread/b72212b0-3131-4194-89a1-7c101749e2b2

Just click the "View and request Hotfix downloads" link at the top-left of that page. Yeah, thanks. I got it from MS. I'll let you know if this fixed my error. FYI - The hotfix is included in sp1, unfortunately I can not have sp1 on my images because of incompatible problems with other programs. :-)

I think I'm on a trace. Found this thread: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7itproinstall/thread/f7e1a2ce-f797-4e34-ae47-529926186275 Anyone that can help me get this hotfix? http://support.microsoft.com/kb/981542/ Here is the error from setup.etl: < Message > SclRegProcessKeyRecursiveByHandle@330 : (80000005): Failed to process reg key or one of its descendants: [\REGISTRY\USER\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\IdentityCRL\DeviceIdentities\production] </ Message >

But I do a full reinstall with the HP Windows 7 DVD and not editing the images from WDS that I have. It should work? Do I make to many reboots when I'm in audit mode? Should it work better if I make my program installation before audit? Any other ideas? Is it possible to make this in MDT?

Link removed. How do I get the OEM certificate? Its in the operating system. If you want to figure out how to do this type of thing exactly, you are going to have to do some searching. Users here may end up giving you generic information because this topic (while it does have its legitimate uses) treads very close to the "no bypassing activation" rule we have on the forum. So let's go back to your original problem, which didn't really have any hard info in your first post to go on. Have you already started something or are you looking for ideas? Where are you getting this HP image from, is it on the recovery media or from the recovery partition? Okey. I want to have some ideas. I use the HP recovery installation media that's shipped with the computer and sysprep and capture that installation so it's fit our inviorement. Earlier it has worked fine with that procedure and I use WDS to deploy my HP images. Now I got error everytime after I sysprep and capture the image. I got the error when I boot up the computer after the process. I have tried to recreate the unattended.xml file with WSIM and validated the file. My thought here is that I want to use MDT 2010 to deploy my installations instead but is that possible to do that when I modify an installation done with hp recovery media? I tried with sysprep and capture from MDT and got the same error after the process when I booted up the computer...

Link removed. How do I get the OEM certificate?

Do you think that is a problem when I install program, win updates etc? Is it possible to use another installation media than HP's OEM windows 7 installation? yea, use a clean media, get HP certificate/slpkey and OEM media and you're good Then add what you can/want using dism and appslications with sysprep. Ok. You say; use a clean media and OEM media? Where do I get the HP certificate?

Do you think that is a problem when I install program, win updates etc? Is it possible to use another installation media than HP's OEM windows 7 installation?

I always go errors with this. Windows can not resume installation etc. Sometimes it works but after 5 installations and sysprep I need to figure out the problem... I don't know if it is the unattended.xml file has errors but I validate it in WSIM with no errors. Have tried both WDS and MDT 2010 now. I have got this worked before with WDS and HP OEM images. Do you need any log files to help me?

I got this error

I have laborate more with this policy and w7 clients. The policy seems to work but I can't see the policy if I run a gpresult /h gpresult.htm. The problem before I guess was that we had autoaccept on all critical and security updates so the clients gets the updates auto. Is there any other settings that prevent the users of installing updates?

Is it possible to make an GPO from windows 2003 ad hit wireless windows 7 computers in my domain? They connect with 802.1x user authentication and have connection against our dc. The problem is that the connection establish after logon so loginscript etc doesn't hit the client...

Anyone having a kb number for IE on windows 7? I can't find the update in my wsus.

I see your point and I agree. Shadow copy demand extra disk space on the same disk?

Yes! Obvioiusly the policy apply somehow on the w7 client. Edit: I checked the WMI filter - none.

Want to audit my fileserver witch is a windows 2003 server. In my Local security settings I can see the audit policy settings. Main purpose is to see file change and permission change - is that possible? How much local disk space should I conspire with? Is it any setting for that?

Yes, Now when I doublecheck I can see that the policy is only applying on windows xp clients that are in that OU. Should the policy apply to windows 7 clients?

I can't see the policy on win 7 client when I run gpresult. If I run gpresult on a windows xp client I can see the policy...