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This isn't helpful. There are multiple setupact.log files on the system. The one we are interested in would have the locale error you are getting in it. I found another thing you can read to see if it is applicable. (solution at bottom of this) http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itproinstall/thread/cefe513c-6c2a-48ed-a5d2-96d99eb46f7f/

Their site says 2.10 is the DOS version. Are you using DOSBox or another VM? They have a Windows version, does that one not work? I see they have their own forum there, did you try asking there?

In Disk Management, do you have 2 System Reserved partitions?

I see in your posts elsewhere that your Windows 8 was an upgrade from Windows 7. Did you still have any old Windows Live programs installed on your computer?

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Looks like IE10? Anyways, you should have relevant errors or warning in Event Viewer. Maybe it can give a hint... but its also possible you have some malware or some pesky BHO/addon that is causing IE a problem. Have you run any antivirus scans since having this problem? Also, you could always install another browser like Firefox or Chrome, so you can get online while you fix the problem with IE.

On the same page you download your BIOS from you can download their flash utility. https://www.asus.com/Notebooks_Ultrabooks/K55A/#support_Download_8

I've had to try a bunch over the years and I've had the best success with VMWare Player.

I have not heard any reports of deployment being slower once switching to WinPE 4. However the environment may be different. Here are some examples... - File servers (that store the images) data arrays are on RAID10. - Servers use NIC teaming - Servers are Intel server board with dual CPU (8 core) - Servers have at least 24GB RAM - Servers WDS set to not add PCs to AD - All switches use link aggregation

The System Reserved partition is a boot partition. Deleting it would require the user to change the BCD information or reinstall Windows, otherwise the OS would boot to "Bootmgr is missing" or a BCD black screen message. However, the user also mentions recovery partition as well... I think it would be nice to find out which partition they are actually talking about. Either way Windows won't let you modify the partition while booted into it. The best way would be to boot into a WinPE 2.0 and using diskpart to remove the drive letter.

Fujitsu does have drives for Windows 7 32bit, but it is listed as unsupported. The nature of their site doesn't provide a "link" directly to where to download the drivers. Here is where to start. http://support.ts.fujitsu.com/download/Index.asp 1. click Mobile Devices 2. LIFEBOOK 3. LIFEBOOK S 4. Scroll down and pick LIFEBOOK SH531/GFX 5. On the next page, uncheck the box for "Show only supported operating systems" 6. Click "Close" on that box that pops up. 7. Click the plus sign next to Windows 7. 8. click the radio button for Windows 7. 9. check the box for Show all files

Windows 8's market share going up isn't really news, its inevitable. Think of all those people that have to buy a new computer, they go to the local store. All those stores only sell PCs with Windows 8 on them, at least the big retail guys.

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If you remember that Technet thread with the guy complaining about having to manage hundreds of Live accounts for his employees.... We already have seen that some Enterprise level requirements weren't taken into consideration when designing parts of Windows 8. So how do you think this person will fare? http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w8itproinstall/thread/2197719f-073d-48bc-965a-f569fa54d4ef Is such a task even possible?

Also, you can get this error when sending a PM but it doesn't say it the same way. If you are not in the "full editor" view (just the pop up one) and you click send it will say "Access Denied." I think it actually gets a driver error at that point but you don't see it. So if you get this type of message in the PM window, check your PMs before trying to send another one. I made the mistake and ended up sending 2 PMs to the user.

Just be warned, some fans can cause interference on a computer, monitor or your speakers. I ran into this problem when trying to run a computer upstairs in my house (no AC) and eventually I just decided to put the PC downstairs. In the summer time, it is far too warm to run a computer up there. And all the "house" fans caused some sort of interference when they were close to the computer.

According to this site, it does not show Russian as an option for Windows XP.

Yes I suspect a lot of people are getting the Driver Error, but every time the action still goes through. I've seen it in various cases of interacting with the database, be it posting a reply, moving a thread or...

Here is the location of the complete system memory dump. https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=DF9CED75545B2B97!215&authkey=!ADu8Jw2EiojvJqc

A switch box would be enough to isolate them. You can pick them up relatively cheap.

You may be able to access Windows XP Russian version on Technet or MSDN.

At least some version of the official Mame works on Windows 98 without Kex. I have some old version on mine, no Kex, and actually its Win98FE. That PC isn't hooked up so I can't say what exact version is on there.

I agree that Developers should have it as well. We will have to wait for Xper to set it up if he thinks its a good idea too.

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Based on your description, it would make sense that the failure is in specialize somewhere. I think at the point you get that error (in your screenshot) you should be able to open a command prompt (SHIFT+F10) and be able to find the setupact.log and setuperr.log that may have more information. Regarding the XML file you attached, the only thing I can see regarding language is that you aren't using the proper code for InputLocale. Try using 0c09:00000409 (en-AU) and 0409:00000409 (en-US) instead.