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Can you attach your XML to your reply? Make sure you replace product key with xxxx-xxxx etc and dummy any confidential info like user accounts, domain, etc. Its hard to give an answer without seeing it. It could be anything. Likely you have the wrong passes specified.

If you want to get technical, technically Windows Server 2003 originally came with diskpar, and later diskpart which is "free" as long as you buy the OS.

Typically, if you have a question and not sure where to put it, you can default to these general categories: Software Hangout Hardware Hangout And then we can move it if we feel its better placed somewhere else. But since almost all topics created here are hardware or software, posting in either of those places is the "right" place too. This topic, however, gets moved to Site & Forum issues.

Its really odd that these are still on Maps, but they take other things out like people.

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Its typically not recommended to install Office 2010 x64 unless it is for development testing.

You have a couple options... you can find a second hand recovery CD for this model. It is possible that other models may work but you may need to install some drivers. Another option is to buy a new OS... but I do not know if you can get Tablet Edition easily. I know its on MSDN but I my account level doesn't let me download it.

I renamed the topic title slightly to include Norton Antivirus 2011 as well. System Builder versions: /qr - progressbar /qn - totally silent. Retail version doesn't appear to have support for switches, but the program has these inside them: NOREBOOT IGNOREADDONS PRODID VALIDATE LOGDIR COPYBASECACHE RODONE RUNONCE DELETEMODE - this has to do with uninstalling a product DEFLAG SHOWERRORS TRAYONLY FORCECONFIG TESTMODE TEST ADMIN MEDIA

To find paths, you can use things similar to this: I don't use the particular method you are for doing app installs (I don't use DVDs) but you can set up Distribution Share which can copy files from one place to the OS drive.

You will need to provide instructional examples, not actual examples like this. You are not allowed to redistribute Flash Player or Microsoft Silverlight either.

What browsers have you tried?

I have found a ton of helpful information on the dd-wrt wiki, even if you aren't using that firmware. They have one under advanced about Wireless Bridging. Of course, specific instructions will likely not apply to your hardware since it is created for a custom firmware. Either way, they have good glossaries to explain a lot of stuff.

Take the HDD out of the system, then turn it on and see if you still get this error.

You create an additional one, as seen in Create an ImageX Configuration File on TechNet... also in WAIK User's Guide CHM.

Setupcomplete you can specify the location of the programs you are going to run. So you could do something like attach a USB Hard Drive that has your programs on it, or use a network share.

If you had obtained this permission, you should provide a copy of the letter (probably make a PDF) with your product. Secondly, if your product does contain portions of AutoIT, you are required to provide the AutoIT EULA along with your product. Please revise your posts to adhere to the forum rules.

Have you tried taking ownership of the files? I had to do that when I took a data drive from my old XP PC and put it in my Win7 PC. It was initially a pain but it is fine now.

Windows is silly. Even though you are working in a System32 folder that is NOT the one for your OS (mounted WIMs do this too) Windows will still protect files in there against changing. Annoying huh? You can try to attrib -s -h on winload.exe, replace it and then attrib +s +h.

It depends on what wireless channel they are on. They could be interfering with each other. You should do a site survey if either of your routers have that option. You could also do some "testing" by seeing how the signal is with only one or the other turned on at a time.

I've always been annoyed by non-beeping motherboards. There was always the "easy" test to see if something was wrong with an Intel board (it doesn't work on MSI or AOpen tho) which is to take all the RAM out and turn it on. If you got no beeps, the board was bad. But like I said, other manufacturers' boards didn't always beep at all (or even have speakers) so this test only worked for Intel that I am aware of. You can ask someone, does your computer beep when you turn it on? But people don't usually remember if they do or not.

It is neither a feature or a package, and it is not something you can change in OfflineServicing. You may need to do a regedit to disable it.

I don't see why not. I am looking at my 2008 web server answer file and it *could* work with Windows 7. But there are a couple things that may cause a problem, you'd have to test it. I can think of these issues: 1. The user account you specify would get created on both 7 and 2008 installs. This shouldn't be too big of a problem since you can just delete that user from 2008 afterwards. 2. Computername... both would get the same computer name. Probably should have it set to * to generate a random name if you want them to be different. 3. The fact that the Administrator account is disabled in 7 may cause a problem when trying to assign a password to it. 4. If you have any packages to configure, a 7 install may error if it doesn't have those packages... That being said, here is what you should do. Create 2 answer files, one for 7 and one for 2008. Then you need to create a new boot.wim that gives you an option to launch setup of either OS. So if you pick Windows 7, you run setup.exe /unattend:win7.xml, and obviously other option to install 2008 using its own XML. You specify the image number for each, say 7 is 1 and 2008 is 2.

Lucky you! I used to have this board in my home PC! But oh... um... no Windows 7 x64 support for this board... Best chance is use Vista x64 instead which uses the same driver model as Windows 7. I've never had the ability to test either of these components (SOL and IME) so I do not know if these drivers will work. AMT SOL driver: intel.com IME driver: intel.com You should be able to open both of these EXE files with WinRaR or 7zip to get to the actual driver files. Since I'm home I don't have my dox but you are likely looking for heci.inf and mesrle.inf (mesrl.inf is for 32bit) if memory serves me.