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You don't have that option with UAC on I have the UAC on my normal workstation and I have the option:

Not knowing if you have WEE or WES, or how documentation applies to an end-user perspective, I can only provide this link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms950428.aspx The websites I use for Embedded are in the Embedded Channel. If you are a Microsoft Partner, you may be able to log into the Partner Portal and find these additional resources.

Ok I will try doing that, however how can I cause the system to bugcheck if the keyboard input does not work? Maybe burn a CD that autoruns something?

There are two different versions of XP Embedded, one is componentized and the other is more like regular XP. In either one the Embedded Partner (that created the image) can lock the OS down. Typically any XP driver can work on XPe, although some companies do have XPe specific drivers for some reason or another. So basically, this won't end up being about driver compatibility, but rather you have an XPe that has certain functions restricted, and it is also possible that they have enforced RAMoverlay on the OS so that changes you make won't be saved on a reboot. These protections are put in for a reason, and helping you get past them (while not against the XPe license agreement which I have read) is probably a violation of the license terms that came with the system. What I can recommend as the legal course of action would be to contact the company that has sold you the appliance and request for a future version of the appliance support the device you are trying to use. This way, they can go back to the Embedded Partner or OEM to see about getting the support in there.

I've done it on deployment only, not on a live OS. If you deploy the reference image without the SR part you do not need to run the command.

Why? They were useful to readers willing to check Google's behaviour. By the way, it's Sapo's forum, not mine. I'm a member there, no other relation. Having all those links, so you could see that google results because they were on MSFN is too close to SEO spamming behaviour which is against the forum rules. So I either remove the links or you could be banned for spamming. So I removed the links so you can get help with the issue. Besides, they weren't specifically necessary to help with the question.

My computer has been locking up lately. It does maybe once a week or so and so far has only happened 3 times. How can I go about troubleshooting this? Here are the facts: - Windows 7 Professional x86 - Currently not using ReadyBoost - Mouse arrow still moves around - Start menu/Taskbar does not work, hover or click. - Always locks up with Firefox (PaleMoon) open - Keyboard does not work, ie: NumLock does not work - Windows itself isn't frozen - No event logs prior to lockup within say 10 minutes I have not installed SP1 yet. The interesting thing is that it always happens when using PaleMoon, but has happened while using 3 different websites so far. As noted, Windows itself isn't frozen, as hitting the power button will initiate a normal Shutdown. Also, event viewer does note the time of the manual power off or reset. I already went through my plugins. I have the Java SDK disabled and everything is up to date. PaleMoon is also fully updated. There are things I can think to do, but maybe someone else has a suggestion? - Use ReadyBoost again - Install SP1 - disable the JRE plugin.

Can't you check the box on DISM to run as admin?

This is incorrect. In the process of building images I go from having the partition, to not, to having it again with no problem. If you do not have the partition, you deploy OS to the first partition and that's it. If you have a System reserved (or other) partitions before the OS part, you need to run BCDBOOT C:\WINDOWS after deployment and before reboot.

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It has nothing to do with PHP. Most forum software works that way where it only "creates" pages as needed, as most of the data is kept in the database. You can try using a proxy in the US to see if you get different google results that way. Indeed. I have removed all links and name to your forum.

Work test again.

It is probably safe to say your issue isn't related to the SID. It just took a lot of work to get a confirmation on it from you. But I don't think it is related now that we see the SID in the error is the same SID for your user account.

How does the device show up in Device Manager? Have you checked the DHCP logs on your router to see if the MAC Address for the WNIC shows up there?

I'm guessing you don't like being called fattie?

I can find those sections with Google. Are you only using google.fr? I notice you only have 1 keyword tho, just your website name.

I've never tried to use WSIM to put in updates from the Distribution Share, only add them to a WIM with DISM... or maybe you use PEIMG for Vista... I can't remember. Its like I erased Vista from my brain for the most part. Its hard to read your post but did you get it to work now?

Right, the italics don't mean anything. All styles are stripped when pasted into Notepad or the Command Prompt (and the forum for that matter), but the problem is that these characters appear the same as the normal double-quote... Of course we can see differences in either the post box, or the code box, and some other programs. Just one of those things I guess.

Is it an ATAPI drive? How are all your drives connected inside the computer?

There is no need to post any of the registry because neither of us knows what we are looking for.

Grabben, the " used in the OP's post were the incorrect ones. In the one option there is (double left quote) and (double right quote) In the other example is (double quote) and (double quote) They look the same but are read differently by the system. Other fonts (and locales) quotes are used like this and it is difficult to tell. I've encountered this problem in the past so I was able to notice it right away.