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Part of this "anti-spam" measures taken involved deleting spammer accounts. If anyone finds any posts from the past year from a "Guest", make sure to mention them.

My mount point is in a folder called winpe_x86. I should have noticed the time stamp in the logs I found. See this new attachment for the Windows 8 logs. DISM_KB2727528.txt

I cannot find a user account with that name.

Make sure the Themes service is running.

I looked in all the first boot logs (on the client machine) and only one of the various "setupact.log" files actually has the KBs listed in it... KB2727528 was not anywhere in the log file. See the attached excerpt. I believe I got everything relevent from the Technician Computer's DISM.log.

There was other news that hit recently, about how someone figured out how to beat Windows RT's "Code Integrity Mechanism" to run un-signed, custom or non-supported apps on it. However since I am unsure whether or not that is something allowed to be put here, I won't post a link to the story or the original blog post.

The logs on the deployed OS, or on the system I used to integrate the update?

From what I am finding, this can be caused my many different problems. They all have one similarity tho, your Network Location is set to Home. Here are some possible things that could fix it: - leave Home Group - There is a device in the network like a Printer and the driver needs to be updated - disable IPv6 - flush DNS - rename c:\windows\panther\setup.etl setup.old, the reboot - allow the home group through the firewall, or use Windows Troubleshooter All from this thread: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itproperf/thread/1ad12734-3cd2-4733-936d-9c4071ecdb63 Make sure to read that last post, looks helpful.

Are you referring to settiing up partitions or user accounts? I haven't seen a modify action on a user account, but for partitions its fairly simple. You add new partitions. The "Add" action only creates the partition. You modify a specific partition, the modify action applies formatting and file system attributes.

Did you look over the Gain Structure stuff? This is what I've been harping on all along. When I was in the business, bands would often give me discs to play during show intermissions and what not. After a little while I realised that there was a certain level of quality required in a CD recording that I could make use of. It really sucked to tell bands that you can't use their stuff because the gain was too low. Many bands maybe can't afford to make a quality recording like that. While it is possible to fix that when ripping an MP3, it is a time consuming process and I rarely ever used it. There was only 1 band I convinced to re-record their album and it turned out great. But when I was doing sound, I resisted using a computer for that and if the CD wasn't up to snuff I wouldn't use it. This problem also exists in older CD recordings even from labelled bands that were recorded in certain formats prior to about 1993 or so. That's one reason why so many "remastered" releases came out in the mid to late 90s.

I removed your attachment. The ProductKey you had in the WinPE pass was not an install key. This is the install key for Windows 7 Ultimate: D4F6K-QK3RD-TMVMJ-BBMRX-3MBMV

What error do you get?

Its not really the function of the Radeon to do this. The switching feature is dependent on the Intel GPU instead. That is why the Intel Desktop drivers, while they install and do work, will cause the problem the Op is experiencing. I checked the Intel Mobile driver package I have here (which is what he needs) but the INF is written to block install on XP. The built in software side of switching graphics on the Intel GPU needs Vista or higher. I can't identify what specifically it uses. XP did indeed have switchable graphics, but those always required a reboot and either had a physical switch (like a wireless switch) or an option to change in the BIOS. You can find these drivers in the following links... note they are Windows 7 drivers. ftp://65.106.72.164/Notebook/Compal/QAL30_50_51/Drivers/Win7(32)64/02_VGA_QAL3050_Intel_x64_9.17.10.2884.zip ftp://65.106.72.164/Notebook/Compal/QAL30_50_51/Drivers/Win7(32)64/02_VGA_QAL3050_Intel_x86_9.17.10.2884.zip

Ah yes, the old keyboard buffer overflow... Instead, try to access the F8 menu and see if a Repair option appears at the top. It looks like this: And after that loads, apparently there is a Toshiba HDD Recovery option to choose.

Both the synceng.dll files (Syswow64/system32) show as having a file version of .16384. @Andre there must have been some error along the lines in our documentation process and we didn't even download 2771431.

I will be nice and not make some joke about Metro beta testers that just popped up in my head. Ooops!

THis thread has a rundown on how to create your PE

Yesterday I integrated around a dozen MSU packages from Windows Update into a Windows 8 Pro x64 image. Of those that were integrated (confirmed via DISM) these updates still show up as being offered after checking for updates: KB2727528 KB2771431 KB2772501 Anyone else find this behaviour?

Post the WinPE section of your XML file.

OK well if we're back on this again, I doubt you'll find anything relevant in the BIOS. I may be able to find the appropriate drivers but since I'm all messed up with this thread, I need this info: - model of notebook - hardware ID of the Intel video device from Device Manager - and may be helpful, the Code number reported in Device Manager for the ATI device that is flagged.

May not be necessary. SSDs will not wake properly from hibernate or sleep unless certain things are set: - AHCI mode for SATA - appropriate drivers that recognize SSD. I've had this problem, it is solved (on Intel chipsets) by installing the Intel Rapid Storage v11.6 software. http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&ProdId=3409&DwnldID=22036&keyword=IRST&DownloadType=Drivers〈=eng Choose the third option iata_enu.exe.

I think most people actually put their arms flat on whatever surface (no pun intended) they are writing on. A touchscreen makes me think this would be quite difficult to do without sending cursors all over the place.

For all intents and purposes, www.ronuk.org and ronuk.org are the same. A server or browser may automatically insert the www. to the domain upon going to the site. Either way, both addresses should resolve to the same IP. You should email who handles your name server and see if it is something they can take a look at.

1. MBR and UEFI mode is determined by the boot method of the installation media. 2. Attach your XML file, but redact product key and any sensitive information such as login credentials or domain info, etc.