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Mine does that also. I just ignore it. You can clear those "notifications" by clicking the down arrow next to the number.

The WAN Miniport is a virtual device. Because of how Safe Mode is (even Safe Mode with Networking) the drivers/services that creates these "devices" may not load. Also it is entirely possible that even if they were, they would not work. What is the reason for needing WAN Miniport in Safe Mode?

I am going to presume that the 3.99GB image is the install.wim or the Install Image. You cannot boot off of that. The process is you Boot off the Boot Image (Boot.wim) and that looks to Install.wim for the content. Is there a specific reason you are using PXELinux instead of WDS that comes with Server 2008?

Make sure your 2008 is R2 and not RTM in order to achieve the highlest level of compatibility. Regular Server 2008 is equal to Win PE 2.x.

I'm about to restart up a new/old PXE project myself.

The place to start: http://www.java.com/en/download/faq/develop.xml

This is a VPN error not "broadband"... Try looking at this page: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1225579

I am wondering how you got DirectX 10 to work on XP... I remember there was a project to port it to XP but it was abandoned. Did it start back up again?

No body answering the post is not an excuse to make more topics about the same thing. here is your other one: Closing this one.

Hmmmm downloading the OPK. I don't like the sound of that. Typically Microsoft mails you the OPK... They come in big yellow envelopes... If you are not a Microsoft Partner in the OEM Channel, it is not legal for you to use the OPK Tools. You need to use the WAIK. If you are in the OEM Channel, you need to contact your TAM on documentation to use the OPK Tools, however this information is also on the Extranet.

I've only made one image with a MAK key in it and that was on Monday. I did a test and sysprep the OS, but it said I needed to manually activate. I am not allowed to activate KMS keys because they aren't ours so I didn't see if it needed to be online to do it or not.

Hoenstly, you should build your install media without the XML file in it. Then put your XML onto a USB key (in the root of course) and have it plugged in when you boot off the DVD. Server 2008, Vista and Windows 7 will look in the root of all drives for the Autounattend.xml file if it is not on the install source. This also gives you the ability to use different XML files with the same install media.

Also I think a problem is that not only does Explorer read all the files, but it then needs to figure out how to show them to you. The words are real easy, but then it looks at the file extension to figure out which icon to use. Not only that, I suspect that it actually does load the metadata into memory during this process as well (the info that appears in the hover tooltip) since that info usually appears quickly. I know there are ways in the registry to disable tooltips, but I do not know if it also disables the collection of that info or just don't make it appear. If there was a way to not show different icons for everything, I bet it would be a lot faster too.

I'm pretty sure this feature is enabled by default. All the Win7 systems I have used do this, in fact even better than XP. It may be something that has a dependency on something else, but frankly I wouldn't know where to start. Have you modified your install at all with vLite, RT7Lite or something similar?

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It also works if you put the default install key into the WinPE phase, and then the MAK key in specialize. http://www.cluberti.com/blog/2009/08/11/default-keys-for-vista-and-windows-7-deployment/

I ran into this problem with Windows Web Server 2008 Embedded. Of course it uses a different CLG, but it looks like there is an option to enable Remote Assistance, but not an option to enable RDP. You could add it during Serving with <package action="configure"> But I checked the Windows 7 Packages list and there isn't one for RDP or Remote Assistance. Only remote admin for IIS.

From the documentation: What is your path? Is it valid?

This is interesting. When I was playing with this software, it did not let me save the backup to a system or source volume. How did you get it to do that?

This one won't go into the UNattended forum, since the user has nLite. But I am wondering why you would need to show the EULA since nLite should only be used by the end user...

I wonder if this helps: found here: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/21233-45-files-directory

I did something similar with AutoIT and I thought I found some secret trick! But basically, in order for my app to delete itself I have it write a batch file, save it to another folder, then the batch file kills the app and deletes it afterwards. Here is an excerpt: _FileWriteLog("c:\temp\rem.bat","taskkill /f /im program.exe") _FileWriteToLine("c:\temp\rem.bat", 1, "taskkill /f /im program.exe", 1) _FileWriteToLine("c:\temp\rem.bat", 2, "del " & $StartupPath & "program.exe", 1) _FileWriteToLine("c:\temp\rem.bat", 3, "c:\windows\system32\shutdown.exe -r -f -t 0", 1) Run ( "c:\temp\rem.bat" )

Take a look in Event Viewer under Application tab to see if the game logs any crash events.