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You may be able to find those drivers in the XP DriverPacks but you are going to need to do a hardware inventory of what is needed on the system. If it doesn't hurt, you can install the OS and see how it works out.

Presuming that works, other USB devices such as keyboard and mouse should not work either. When I get a system with one of these card readers (presuming not a notebook) and I have to use an XP CD on it, I just unplug the card reader from the USB header on the motherboard.

The drive that Windows is installed on needs to be C. And change the reagentc command to point to the correct drive letter where Windows is. Unfortunately for the masses, the technet info is amazingly vague/complicated and missing some important steps. I wonder why MS even bothers putting it online like that.

If you are going to such lengths to protect your system, might as well just use BitLocker or a related technology...

I've closed the topic in this link. Try to keep all your questions about multibooting USB in one thread. Do not make multiple topics for it.

Please read the forum rules! I will close this topic

Based on the picture, I don't think CSS alone will be enough. My first thought would be moving towards JavaScript/AJAX, Flash or even SVG.

I found out why Fallout 3 wouldn't work on Windows 7 for me. It had nothing to do with anything I posted before. I was bored yesterday (bye week in NFL) so I thought about playing Oblivion again. The first thing I did was look up if anyone had problems on Windows 7. The biggest thing I found is that Oblivion would not open if you had multiple monitors. So on a whim, I looked up Fallout 3 on multiple monitors and found it had the same problem. So I reinstalled Fallout 3 and migrated my save file over. And then disabled my second screen and YAY it works! The sound is a little goofy (its using the wrong surround channels) but besides that it is fine. I hope that New Vegas doesn't have that problem... I will need to upgrade my RAM for that anyways.

See if it has a windowed mode instead of full-screen.

I've only used WSIM to create answer files for it myself.

Windows XP can use N speed. Some notebooks do not support N Cards. You need to post your notebook model.

I'd first try using another keyboard. I have no problem using either ALT key. Also post what Win7 you are using including locale. There are some programs you can use to remap keys on the keyboard, but I don't think that will be a fix.

I think they license different packages based on the size of the company? Similar to how there are different versions of Office.

I can imagine. Some people hate that I have a password on my home PC and absolutely let NO ONE USE IT, but then again it has no problems operating that way.

I noticed that first link does not work in Firefox (it complains about plugins) but it does work in IE8. I believe it requires Silverlight. Have you tried it that way?

If it is actually not a Perl file and the PL is a country code, try using _pl in your naming scheme.

I would need the HwIDs for these devices before I could try to find INFs.

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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