MagicAndre1981

don't do this, this let Windows trust the update as not trustworthy.

no, because of the issues I told tell you it.

I know it and told you you can't slipstrema both service packs. The installation of such an install.wim fails. How often should I repost this? YOU CAN'T FIX THIS BUG! This is a bug inside the servicing stack.

it is for .net 2.0! .net 3.5 only adds some features. the CLR and the ASP features are .net 2.0.

ok, nice fact. Thanks cluberti

sftlist = Microsoft App-V : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Application_Virtualization do you use an Office version which uses Click & Run?

the update is for .net 2.0 (ASP.ent). So if you have .net 2.0 installed you get the update offered.

installing the Sp2 is the issue why you should not use it. slipstreaming both Sp this way creates an not installable Image. That's why MS disabled it

don't use this way. Use the reverse integration method to slipstream the Service Packs.

On each Blog post there were several users who asked if it can be disabled or not. And his reaction shows that we will never get this. Look at the blog post, only metro topics. The funny fact is that Apple came to the conclusion that working with touch on a desktop is not an ergonomically way to work and only MS want to force the users to use a PC this way. I don't want to unbend my arm 9 or 10 hours a day by touching a Monitor to work with a PC. This is a horrible UX. The human arms are not "designed" for such an thing And the unbounded cheek is that MS censors now negative feedback in the blog comments Also a disadvantage of Hyper-V is that it requires SLAT support. So all Intel Core2Duo/Quads are not able to use it. Booting from USb drives is also limited to Enterprise Edition only because each stick requires a VLK (MAK, KMS or the new AD based activation). Overall Windows 8 = MS Metro 1.0. If there is a way to disable Metro, it is only Windows 7 + stupid license restrictions for the few new features. I'm now typing this from Linux, Windows is dead for me.

no, read what Sinofsky wrote: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2011/09/02/reflecting-on-our-first-conversations-part-2.aspx this says everything. Windows 8 = Metro Phone tablet touch UI! And Hyper-V sucks compared to VMWare Player 4 (terrible guest UI performance because it only supports the software rendering WDDM driver) and it will be only part of Enterprise/Ultimate.

Metro is WINDOWS 8, the RPEnabled keys were only added to protect Metro against leaks in the early development stages when MS released builds to OEMs. In beta the option is removed So Windows 8 is the ugly phone UI. And Windows 8 comes in 2012 Windows 8 will have no chance on the Desktop market. I know nobody who want to update from Win7 to Windows 8 on the desktop. On tablets it maybe ok, but not on normal desktop PCs with mouse and keyboard. I

the Windows key is the magic key to use in Windows 8. This let you go to the main screen of this metro hell when you use an app (not escape, backspace)

don't slipstream the Sp1 with such tools, google for Digital River links for ISOs with integrated Sp1.

I've never seens this. Have you tried the fixit? Did it work?

Merry Christmas:

You get this issue: // // MessageId: CO_E_SERVER_EXEC_FAILURE // // MessageText: // // Server execution failed // #define CO_E_SERVER_EXEC_FAILURE _HRESULT_TYPEDEF_(0x80080005L) Reset Windows Update: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/971058/en-us

why replacing the board? Replace the RAM. No one needs such pseudo high end RAM which gives no improvement. Buy the cheapest DDR3-1333-CL9 RAM which is compatible with the board and be happy.

don't run the original program. run it with the schtask command.

he said he has 2x4GB:

Try Avast or Avira.

F3-12800CL9D is only listed with the 2GB RAM Modules, not the 4GB ones. So maybe the 4GB modules are not compatible if you use both.

MDT is the tool to deploy Images: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/solutionaccelerators/dd407791

Have you check the PDF to see if the RAM is compatible?

check the list if the board supports your RAM: http://asrock.com/mb/memory/880GM-LE.pdf