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Its a very strange looking chassis.

I brought it up because both Server 2012 and Windows 8 have the ability to show different boot graphics depending on the hardware. If these OS are on a hardware (motherboard/notebook) that use UEFI 2.3.1 and the BGRT ACPI table exists then it will not show the standard boot screens. http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/158372-windows-8-and-bgrt/

The topic has been moved to General Discussion and re-opened. A link-back is still available in the Windows 8 section.

Moved topic to new location.

Competition winners have been announced:

The vendor prefixes are designed to allow for backwards compatibility with older browsers. They are meant to be temporary. But I think that as long as these concessions are made to older browsers, the longer they will stay around (hello IE6-7) making developers think they need to keep that compatibility there.

What is the motherboard?

JFYI, this topic has outgrown its original purpose and has become a catch-all for various related news articles and reactions/discussions. I will leave it open for now, but its life is running out. I recommend that if you want to continue these discussions, to create topics for each particular subject in the Technology News section, located here: http://www.msfn.org/board/forum/63-technology-news/ And make sure to keep those topics on topic, for example don't make a topic about the Office 2013 EULA and then start putting links to articles about Surface or Nokia phones, instead make a new thread for those subjects. If any of you want help in splitting off discussions from this thread into new threads in Technology News, send me a PM with post numbers.

You can test your video card with OCCT: http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=214

Here is the list of switches for BCDEdit including Server 2012. My Server 2012 runs headless so I wouldn't be able to test on mine.

Which progress bar?

Not sure if this is what you want. Here is an example that might help: c:\folder\dotnetfx40_full_x86_x64.exe /q /norestart

I've never done that, since ReadyBoost ate all my USB drives (3) I've used on various computers. If you are using this key on multiple computers, I think FAT32 would give you the least amount of headaches.

I guess browser games are "freeware", might as well add Quake Live to the list then huh? And all those sites with Flash games?

You can't inject an nVidia (or ATI) inf as-is because of how the INF is written. If you install the driver manually then use a driver extractor like Driver Magician (or similar) which backs up the INFs, you can then inject that one. I had done that once on Vista, but since installing drivers that way are not supported by the manufacturer, I haven't done it since.

Alternatively, here is how to do it using AutoIT: FileCreateShortcut ( "c:\program files\folder\file.exe" , "c:\users\public\desktop\File Name.lnk" , "c:\program files\workingdir" , "" , "Description" , "c:\program files\folder\iconfile.ico" )

Sometimes Sysprep or the /Generalize switch reverts the video driver. I run into this occasionally with different chipsets and have not found a solution.

It's possible you are having a problem with your video card. I have used this tool OCCT to test video cards. My last one had a few hundred errors after running for 1 minute. Maybe it can tell you something as well? http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=214

Post what TV tuner it is in case someone else has the same problem.

yes, msfn now works fine. How can this happen? Hopefully not like this:

Does anyone know of any USB 2-3.0 to Gigabit Ethernet adapters that are capable of doing a PXE boot? I found this one on Dell's website: http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=dhs&cs=19&sku=a6003700 But I talked to Startech tech support and they say that it doesn't support PXE, nor do they sell any that do. Any suggestions? I know that Argon sells one but it is only Fast Ethernet.

If it is prompting you to select an image, it probably doesn't like your product key. It should be enough, but you may want to add the ImageInstall object: <ImageInstall> <OSImage> <InstallFrom> <MetaData wcm:action="add"> <Key>/IMAGE/NAME</Key> <Value>Windows 7 ULTIMATE</Value> </MetaData> </InstallFrom> </OSImage> </ImageInstall> And specify the image name as it appears in your WIM.

The nVidia software will like to override the Windows settings. You should make the changes in there, presuming that software is installed.

Oh this is gonna go over like a ton of bricks. Hey if you don't like it, tough. Get Office 364. Go to the cloud! This is from TechSpot, it is not yet over at NeoWin. Looking forward to see the creative rationalizations from the MicroZealots. I think I know why this was done. Those transfer terms exist in Office 365 and actually allow for installation on 4 computers and 5 devices. I can't find a copy of it online.

Boots into what? and by WIM file you mean the install.wim?