MrJinje

R2 Server was only released as x64, so you want the W7 x64 drivers if possible. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Server_2008_R2

Another method would be to import them at the T-12 stage using cmdlines.txt. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon] "DefaultDomainName"="DOMAIN" "DefaultUserName"="USERNAME" "DefaultPassword"="PASSWORD" "AutoAdminLogon"="1" "ForceAutoLogon"="1" If you already have a cmdlines.txt in your $OEM$ folder, place your reg there, and add this line. [COMMANDS] "REGEDT32.EXE /S tweaks.reg" For greater detail you should RTFM.

So whatever happened with that Windows 7 Kiosk, are you still working at that telecom company

Doh! Change your title Simpson. "Help Guys!" does not cut it. 12. Very often we see meaningless subjects in topic title. They give no clue of what the posts are all about. For example: * Oh no! * Help * I'm mad * Please help * Question * I need your help * Hmmmm.... This should be avoided. Users should enter something more specific in the topic title so that it is easier for others to help. A few good examples: * Strange problem with DirectX9b redist * RunOnceEx install problem (double installation) * Change Internet Explorer's Icon back to default

Here. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963905.aspx or Here http://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/06/15/how-to-enable-auto-logon-to-windows-xp-and-vista-joined-as-domain-member/

FOR /F "tokens=2 delims=:" %%A IN ('IPCONFIG /ALL ^| FINDSTR "[0-F][0-F]\-[0-F][0-F]\-[0-F][0-F]\-[0-F][0-F]\-[0-F][0-F]\-[0-F][0-F]"') DO IF "%%A" NEQ " FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF" shutdown -s -f -c "Unauthorized MAC Address" -t 1 Not sure if either of these will display correctly, this should be a single line of code.

That is correct, if anyone looks at my post, the fix was to run FSUTIL during the else statement.

I would try this from setupcomplete.cmd Expanded theory is discussed here. This should edit the NTUSER.DAT immediately before the first login, meaning it should apply when the new user is created (during the autounattend)

Here might be a method to test

Well, you could just run this reg at first login, then schedule a reboot immediately afterward (or at least a log-off). It won't take effect until the next login. I'm sure it can be done with auto-it, but for that much effort, I'd rather not have to deal with slow moving GUI. I would rather edit the Default Profile (inside install.wim) to make the change permanent and seamless. This way it is already applied before the first login. Mount\Users\Default\NTUSER.DAT

go into your wireless config and you should be able to add your password manually. Greater Detail here.

Here is a little powershell snippet I am using.... $EXPIRY = gwmi win32_USERACCOUNT | Where-Object {$_.NAME -eq "MrJinje"};$EXPIRY.PasswordExpires = $False;$EXPIRY.Put() But I guess you want to use your autounattend.xml, so instead you should probably run this command during first login. wmic useraccount where "name='MrJinje'" set PasswordExpires=FALSE Both scripts do the same thing, doesn't matter which you use.

Read this website, then use the tool. Junction Box

I would look nto LogMeIn Hamachi free VPN service (up to 16 connections), never used it myself, if you do test it, report back. https://secure.logmein.com/US/products/hamachi2/

No problem, I have working solution.... Just place Nirsoft SearchMyFiles.exe in your Windows directory and use this .reg file. It creates a Right Click entry on all your folders. Probably needs some tweaking, have at it. SearchMyFiles.reg Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\SearchMyFiles\command] @="cmd /C \"SearchMyFiles.exe /BaseFolder %1 /StartSearch\"" Details and download here.

Your missing the tempmode setting.

From the link that SpoiledBrat provided.....

I added some "ELSE" logic, give it a try. @echo off cls setlocal for %i in (a b c 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:\ (fsutil fsinfo drivetype %i: )ELSE (fsutil fsinfo drivetype %i:)) The CMD /C tells your script to give up when your if exist statement fails, which does not happen in your second script because it does not have a 'ELSE' block. More Details Here and Here

Yes, in 95% of cases the switches will still work correctly even after you change the filename.exe I think some InstallShield compiled applications actually require you to use their "Setup.exe" to start the MSI file, but those apps are getting few and far between, post back if you run into any troubles.

Nope, best bet is to re-run nLite on your clean source, and be sure not to remove those things next time. Yeah it is a pain, but that is the only way. HINT: Import your session.ini to save time

Max is right, VLC includes an IE Plugin, why don't you give it a test run.

Here is my take, instead of deleting system32, probably more feasible to just shut-down the computer. FOR /F "tokens=2 delims=:" %%A IN ('IPCONFIG /ALL ^| FIND "Physical Address"') DO IF "%%A" NEQ " FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF" shutdown -s -f -c "Unauthorized MAC Address" -t 1 and if you run your batch from this folder, it should shut down the machine before the logon-screen appears. $OEM$\$$\System32\GroupPolicy\Machine\Scripts\Startup

Dumb question ? When removing features (lets say printer drivers for example) is it deleting both sets of files, in this case DriverStore\FileRepository\*prn* and in the duplicate copies in \winsxs\*prn*. Or does it leave the spare copies in the winsxs Not gonna get much size-reduction without removing the duplicate files in the winsxs folder. That's just a limitation of the single-instance-storage format. @ Zumoc, open your Install.wim with 7Zip File Manager and it will give you the exact sizes in MB.

Try this... 99999 minutes is roughly 1 week long, so as long as you move your mouse once a week, the RAID will never sleep.

yeah, to resize pagefile in XP, you needed to first disable it entirely, reboot + delete, then re-create it with a smaller size. Otherwise, the larger, older file gets re-used like you discovered. That's fixed in Windows 7, and you can simply change size and reboot, but in XP you couldn't resize without jumping through these hoops.