IcemanND

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Actually they should not be installed in the order of the date stamp on the file. But rather in the order they were released by Microsoft, not always the same. But In most cases if they are installed out of that order the newer update will remain, I had found a couple that this was not true but I believe they have been superseded. the easiest thing to to would be to use a batch file walk the folder with a FOR loop and install all of the patches. If they uses different switches put them in a different folder and run those separately. Or create a small database file, CSV would work, with the name of the file and the install switches and use that info to install them. If you collect the release data you could add that info to the CSV file also and then install in the released order also.

If we can't have a little fun what's the point. SIPS

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how are you installing the boot manager to boot from the recovery partition?

I'll hide under my COAT now for not searching for fowl.

FOAL FOWL ummmmm, can't come up with another animal. Next....

why not just change the permissions on the problem keys. By default the most added service keys only have the SYSTEM account with full access to the key. If you add the current user or administrators group to the permissions and give it full access you can then delete the key.

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SEAK \Seak\, n. Soap prepared for use in milling cloth.

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Seen, no, heard yes, they usually are coming out of a TEEN.

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With PE 2 I have not had a problem with just plugging usb keys in and having them recognized.

What motherboard is in the machine? or is a brand name like Dell, HP, etc. Is SP2 installed? Have the chipset/usb drivers been installed?

For some reason, not sure why, but the default view mode appears to have been switched to Outline. And if I try switching back to standard it will take me to the first post of the thread and display it right but then change it back when I try to go to the next or another page. It doesn't seem to be keeping it. Is it just me or is this systemic?

if you don't want to rebuild it to test you can extract the files from that patch and place them in your image, depending upon your image type depends on how you can replace them, then test it. Had the same issue and I was able to just update the newdev.dll file in the image and deploy it without any issues.