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Inside the INSTALL.WIM are at least 4 images. You can see them by using IMAGEX /INFO on the WIM file. So say you just want the 7PRO32 image out, you find out what the Image Index is with the /INFO switch, and you can use IMAGEX /EXPORT to get that one image out. Check out ImageX Command-Line Options on TechNet.

It stands for "Where People Go To Know" obviously... Actually I liked the old top banner that had the planet in it... oh well.

Yes I will be using PHP for the new site. I am still in the planning phase, already backed up the current site to be archived. Now to figure out how I will be arranging the data on the screen.

It isn't a requirement to install the en-us cabs... or at least I never ran into a situation where NOT installing them caused a problem. I can see the winpe-srt_en-us.cab, but I do not have the WAIK so it may not be present there. Either way, you only need the SRT package if you are creating a recovery partition for use on a Vista or Server 2008 (not R2) system. You could probably use SRT for a Windows 7 recovery partition, but it technically doesn't need it.

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Why are you installing all of those drivers? For example, if your motherboard has the HwIDs for ibexusb.inf (DEV_3B34, DEV_3B3C) it wouldn't also have the HwIDs for ich78usb.inf (DEV_27C8-C).... is there a reason why you are trying to install every chipset driver in that package?

Minidumps are usually missing information. Let's start with the actual error codes, then if we need to you'll have to create a full memory dump. Info on that is here:

Moody Blues - Knights in White Satin

1. Take a look at this thread, another update was found to have a problem as well. 2. First you need for RTM to be released.

In my next version of my website I'd like to have my site detect the user agent of the browser and determine how to display the page. This (as a function of coding) isn't a problem for me to do, but my question is a little different. Does the browser on the Droid phones have a specific User Agent that is not something a PC browser uses? As an example of my meaning, my next phone will be a Droid and I want to be able to connect to my website with it as needed, but I want it to display differently than if I went there from a PC. Also (I'll eventually get to it) can a website write a cookie to a cellphone? It would be easier to look for cookie first (although using session might be safer) to see what kind of browser it is.

Removed the link to the RAR file. This company doesn't appear to have a webpage, or I can't find it. Since their software is designed to use other languages (most I haven't the slightest idea about) it is possible I'm just trying to look up the wrong terms.

Audigy Platinum is kinda generic, since there were a bunch of different ones released with those two words in the name. Model number would be better (it is printed on the card itself) to determine which it is. I found that SB0090 and SB0162 work in Win98 with these drivers: http://support.creative.com/downloads/download.aspx?nDownloadId=229

It didn't work for me yesterday, but appears to be visible today.

Right. Wasn't there something in the news awhile back where people were getting malware from msnbc and other big sites? Something about how someone hacked the ad service that multiple sites were using at the time.

This isn't the first time that I've seen someone post something along these lines. The problem I have with this is that I have never seen an issue where DISM is case sensitive. I have found it works equally well in both upper, lower or mixed case. There may be a configuration difference in the environments I have used it compared to others, so that may be possible.

Just throwing this out there, not sure if dealing with goofy end-users or what, but has anyone ever encountered any problems after setting a fairly large LogonCount setting for sysprep? For example, I've "heard" of these (from the support people) but we can't reproduce these issues: 1. PC prompts for password instead of autologon (way before the amount of logons specified for this object) 2. PC prompts for user to change password 3. Password expires?! and machine can't logon. I am fairly certain that things are being done with these machines that are causing this issues, and not so much that the XML is causing this, however, I also do not know exactly what Sysprep does to the account in the system when you specify to create an account, password and specify LogonCount. As an example, I have one image set LogonCount to over 4 million, but the users of this image are encountering all sorts of issues (like #1 above) within weeks of using the PC. Other images I have set the same LogonCount setting to are not having or, at least, reporting issues like this. When I get the chance to test, if you Logoff the user account, then relogin (manually) and/or reboot, will the next reboot login automatically?

You can delete the registry key that makes this appear after install. I do not know where these keys are located... my brain is half dried up on XP stuff already.

Unless you've been experimenting with modifying Windows, I'd check for malware.

Post your motherboard/notebook model. Also are you using XP Pro or Home or 64bit?

MSI ( I believe ) made a notebook with this technology. I wasn't very fond of it. Yes you can switch between the adapters BUT a reboot is required to actually use the other one. Frankly I didn't see the point of that "feature" so your dual boot option may have something to it.

I use Windows Update, but I read what the update is for before installing it.

Even if you are able to get to talk to someone at Realtek, they won't be too much help. They defer all support for their products through the manufacturer of the product their chip is on. For example, I had a problem with an RTL nic doing PXE boot (the rom was bad) on an AOpen, and I had to go through AOpen for support. The Realtek support group is more aimed at support to integrators (board manufacturers) more than end-users.

Welcome to the MSFN!

We would prefer that only "official" products are named after MSFN. If you have received help in making your product, you can put a link to your site in your readme or related documentation, but using the MSFN name on something that isn't specifically related to us may cause misunderstanding among anyone who uses it as to who actually created it. I'll move this topic to multiboot CD for now, maybe can get better help there.