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I managed to solve the issue by not using objFSO. I was using this to check if the files existed, but considering everything is on disc the files will exist anyway. Not sure why objFSO wouldn't work though, but it's no big deal now. Thanks

Hi everyone, I have a question regarding Memtest in WinPE. Considering WinPE boots in to RAM, could it be suggested that trying to perform a memory test on the same RAM may not work correctly?. Thanks Jon

I'm using Windows PE 2.0 x86 for Windows Vista. The PC OS is Windows XP + SP2. The program is a basic GUI created in VB 6 that has 3 buttons, and uses FSO to check the files exist and open them. The buttons open programs stored on the disc.I've ensured all the necessary scripting files are on the disc as well. Also, the program loads up from winpeshl.ini. The funny thing is. When the error pops up (if I ignore it) i'm able to click a test button I created that opens Notepad. I can then browse to one of the programs (e.g. Norton Ghost) and it will open fine. It just doesn't seem to like opening from the GUI. Also, if I set winpeshl.ini to open a program such as Norton Ghost from boot up it works. Very interesting. p.s. Once upon a time I had it working with the same setup. Unless i'm missing something that i've forgot about, i'm not sure what the problem is.

It's 169 MB and there is 2GB RAM available. Hmmmm Is there any way to cut the size down?. Thanks EDIT ---- I've now tried it on 3 different PCs (all with RAM above 1GB) and I get the same error.

Hi everyone, I have recently created a WinPE CD, which contains a Visual Basic GUI. However, I seem to be getting an error that I cannot seem to solve. Basically when I click a button my GUI I get the following: Does anyone know why I might be getting this?. I've tried my WinPE on 2 PCs, and get the same error. Thanks