MagicAndre1981

and did you select the checkbox to install .net Framework 3.0 in "Turn Windows features on or off" dialog and click on ok, to install the framework?

not in the list, but I use Virtual Box 3.0

@-X- you can't install NT6.x on a FAT32 partition, because NT6.x uses hardlinks for linking files from the WinSxS folder to the target folders and hardlinks are not available with FAT32.

wrong! because of people like you WinXP became the malware sling. Are you disabling your airbags, esp and other security improvements on your car?

Only because you are the only user, this doesn't mean you are god and make things you shouldn't do. If this folder is present from a former installation make your user as owner and give you Full Control.

this has nothing to do with UAC. You are not the owner of the folder and don't have the rights to delete the folder.

why " "? Win7 uses as much RAM as possible for cache. Only your working set seems a bit to high. How many applications are you running?

what Compatibility Check? Don't you met the system requirements?

@iheartsims the one from the PDC (Build 6801) was only given out on a HDD to the people who were at the PDC. So it was not public. As cluberti said, MSFT is finishing Win7 this month and they are already working in the Win7_RTM Codebranch.

please post a picture of the add/remove feature window and the error message you get

Here is also a video about the history of the ribbons: http://blogs.msdn.com/jensenh/archive/2008...the-ribbon.aspx

ok, glad that you found the cause. Crash dump is also needed for hibernation, so it is mostly recommend the keep this component.

yes, unattended does not work, because some entries inside the unattended.xml have being changed.

but the only chance to get the cause

what do you want to do with vLite? Integrating Updates, LP is not possible on a x86 Windows if you use a x64 Windows as source.

I have no idea, because I don't have Turbomemory. follow the 50/50 rule by removing components to detect which is it.

this is correct. There are only 2 builds available to public (TBT, Public CPP and MSDN/Technet) and those are Beta (Build 7000) and RC (Build 7100).

Maybe ReadyBoost and Superfetch?

****, you have a x64 Windows. I can't really use the x86 debugger. Are you using the WIn7 RC WAIK? if yes, install the WAIK 1.1. vLite has issues with the WIMGAPI.dll from WIn7 WAIK

yes, on your machine the x64 version of WinVista/Win7 is recommend.

Download the Trial Version and install it into a VM (Virtual Maschine) and test it. Office 2007 has a completely new UI with the ribbons. So you have to learn a bit where the functions are, but a after a short time, you'll love the ribbons. Office 2010 will also have the ribbons, so it is good to start with Office 2007 and to learn how the things are working. And you can talk to your friends, that they send you the files in the old Office 97-2003 format. Office 2007 is able to store the files in this old format.

Hi, this is my second part of the series "What is the UAC". People always disable the UAC because there is no way to disable the UAC for a specific program. is this really true? No, it is not true. There is an build in way to do this! Q: How can I do this? A: Use the taskscheduler. 1. Start the computer management MMC snap-in 2. This step is optional: go to Task scheduler Library and make a right click and click "New Folder" (see picture 2) and type in "myTasks" to create a new folder (see picute 3) 3. Make a right click on the folder myTasks and select "Create Task" and type in a name: I always name them "autoElevatePROGRAMNAME". Here for my expample "autoElevateProcessExplorer" and mark the checkbox "Run with highest priviligies". 4. go to the tab "Actions" and select the program you want to execute and click ok, to create the Task. 5. create a new shortcut on your desktop and type in the following command: C:\Windows\System32\schtasks.exe /RUN /TN "myTasks\autoElevateProcessExplorer"Q: Do I have to do this for all programs I want to start? A: Yes Q: How Do I backup my tasks? A: make a right click on the task and select "Export" and save it into a XML file and after a reinstall of your Windows Vista / 7 select "Import Task" and import the XML file again. Q: How do I start applications with administrator rights at startup? A: You can copy the shortcut into the startup folder ( C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup ) or run the task with a trigger (in the task creation window to to "triggers" and select "create Trigger" and choose "Begin the task" - "At logon". If you create such an trigger you don't have to put the shortcut into the startup folder. So I hope I was able to show you how to start applications with elevated rights, without disabling the UAC and without being "annoyed" to accept the UAC prompt. I'm using this technique for 3 years (starting with Vista Beta2 Milestone Builds) now.

try this: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=130004 to get a dump and more information about the crash

no, both are the same. Server is configured for background services and server functions. Client/Workstation and Server version were always the same, only with XP MSFT was not able to finish the .net server Version in 2001, so that this version was more stable because it was released later.

do you have writing rights to your temp folder and the folder where the DVD files are stored on your HDD?