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Does your current router connect directly to the ISP (aka has a modem in it) or does it connect to a separate modem device? If it isn't the modem itself, I doubt your ISP would care. BUT if your ISP gave you that router, you should definately keep it and not throw it out/sell it etc.

DISM only supports .cab and .msu files for injection. But what about deploy OS into Audit Mode, install all your files they way you want, then sysprep /generalize and capture the image?

From what I understand, XP doesn't really support multiple sound cards anyways. I had set up a PC with multiple sound cards once (for a total of 4) but it wasn't possible using XP32. I was only able to do it with XP 64bit. This was before Vista came out, so I don't know about newer OSes. Even so I got it to work, neither Microsoft, Realtek or Creative supported such a configuration.

This is totally wrong. This isn't the same as previous versions of Windows Upgrade Version, which is cheaper than buying the full OS. The cheapest one was when MS did this for people buying XP prior to Vista RTM, where people got a little card/voucher for a FREE upgrade. So that one takes the cake.

Well if you turn DHCP on and set to automatically get IP and DNS info, you will have those settings! That's what I've done in the past. Then just change it all back and static those settings.

You can manually copy those into the image, but they can't be injected. Does your image already have an answer file in it?

What file format are they in?

I wanted to mention that Event Viewer in Windows 8 is about the same speed as Windows 7 (slow) but is a lot faster in Server 2012 from what I can tell.

Ok so you can already see files from one PC to the other? Can each computer see each other in the Network window? For RDP, you should have created a user account (with password) to use for the connection. This account should be added into the "Remote Desktop Users" group. You could also use the same account used to access file shares. BUT it may be required to know whether you have Professional, Home Premium or another version of Windows 7.

I don't think the master browser would have anything to do with it. But looking at your log file (I noticed this before) You can see the "rekeying" process, then it just says Link Up. Do you always lose your connection after the rekeying? If you can go back and find one rekeying to see if there is a LinkUp ~5 minutes later... Other ideas that may not be related, but is uPnP enabled on the router? I am wondering how your computer would work using a different router... even at a different location (house/business/school)... But I expect that just getting a better router might be easier.

You must be doing something wrong... So what kind of network do you have here? Are they both ethernet? wireless? mixed? Need some details!

There is a reason for this! Net /time is deprecated, which would explain why the old version still works. Looks like you need to the use Windows time service now. But that is a great error!

Well unfortunately, this is a tricky topic and you may not get a response you'd like. The reason being is that *technically* discussion of this topic falls under rule 1's license circumvention. And our users may be fearful of giving you (the OP) specific information on how to do this because of those rules. Fortunately, an answer was already given in this topic, so I will be closing it. If you (the OP) has any questions about our forum rules, you can feel free to PM me.

Another thing to try, isn't computer related. But even when in the BIOS (or Windows) try spinning the plug while in the jack to see if this makes the sound come and go.

I think that is old info. I believe originally that MS wanted to RTM Win8 in July (from January) but that must have changed. There are things on the Connect calendar that are after that July 17-20 period that still predates RTM, although I don't know the exact RTM date either.

Wowow you use Itanium?!

The problem description is not clear. You say you made an XP CD on Windows 7 and you get a STOP error. You also can run DXDiag. But where does this error occur? Windows 7, XP or during installation of XP? Either way, for that error a file may be specified. Look in Event Viewer around that time frame to see if you can find it.

I'd expect that this is due to what account and/or priveledge level NAA is using. I'd try killing the process and re-launch it again as Administrator to see if the button is available.

In parts of the ADK it talks about the ability to change apps in Metro, but I can't actually find any documentation as to where to start. That part may be incomplete or I don't have the info.

I thought that they had learned by now to just create a .mpg video and simply play it on the tablet during presentations (it's not that difficult to tap on the screen at the right moment ). jaclaz You mean like this? http://www.techspot.com/news/47037-intel-caught-faking-ivy-bridge-dx11-demo-explains-itself.html

Welcome to the MSFN!

The difference you mention is to worse on the Vodafone ones? Well my 5 minutes of googling led to some things like that. But you can't ever be sure regarding what people say online, as you can probably find someone say that *anything* is the worst product ever. But if there is a difference between the Vodafone and the regular version, it would probably only be firmware related.

I think the reason it is so big is that this tool doesn't decrypt the data (which is good lol) and thus the file is bigger than the original. I just did it as a test (I was curious) but I wouldn't ever use a tool like this.

40MHz doesn't hurt. I wouldn't be concerned if it is set for auto. But only N speed can use the 40MHz, so if you have that disabled and only using G, set it to 20MHz. I do not know what this setting is. It isn't the same what I was talking about (dual band router)... I can't find specific if running in N at 2.4GHz is the same speed as G at the same frequency. But presumably running N at 5GHz is the optimal configuration but it is known to interfere with other devices, such as bluetooth. And yes, I found many similar pages referring to the quality of the huawei routers were less than desired, but that there is a difference between the regular models and the Vodafone ones. Oh thinking again about your 11n error. You first were getting this while you had N enabled on both the NIC and the Router. This would make me think that something was configured wrong or that you definately were connecting at G or something...

Typically, using a faster spec RAM in a slower speed isn't a problem. It just won't run at 400MHz, but 333MHz. Your BIOS might let you lock in the memory speeds too, you'll have to check it out. But the one problem is that I don't think you can use a 333MHz and 400MHz in Dual Channel.