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I have made a v7.2 which is available on SkyDrive This version has both 32bit and 64bit support. It includes a very simple readme. It has the fixes to the Messageboxes that I made, and the XML fix that Dabone made. It also includes the two background images I had created. Let me know if you have any problems with it. I made it from my customized version that I run, so hopefully it works properly! I have not tested it.

Presuming you didn't generalize with Sysprep, then it is. IF you did generalize, you may have to use skiprearm to sysprep again. But you do not necessarily need to only install programs in Audit mode.

You can create a WinPE 3.0 x64 that launches a script that detects the partition arrangement. Then automatically launch the correct file using the /unattend switch for setup.exe.

I have not seen a time when more than one MININT will have the same IP address. The only reason I could think it would be possible is if you configured your server to use GUIDs instead of MAC Addresses. Some companies will have GUIDs of all FFF for some stupid reason. You should check your Scope settings, such as maximum clients and lease time. I personally use a lease time of 3 hours. As far as "multicasting" goes, Server does this automatically for all network traffic by default. I know that WDS has a multicast setting you can use but honesly I've never tried it. The maximum number of clients you can boot off Server's PXE is based on the amount of memory and overhead on the server. Changing SMB settings can also effect PXE. As an example, I had a WDS with 2GB RAM that could only support 8 clients. My current WDS has supported 20+ but haven't hit maximum clients yet. Using managed switches with Link Aggregation (the server needs to be able to do that also) will also take care of the 100/1000 switching issue.

This seems to be more of an Apache issue rather than Windows 7. I had some problems with this on Server 2008 R2 x64 but it always came down to things fixed in the httpd.conf. You can get rid of that bing page by changing the Advanced Internet Options - do not search from the address bar. Anyways, can you at least get to the root domain, just not the subdomains?

Here are some same XML files:

Merged these two topics. Not sure what this was originally about...

Wow these things seem to happen a lot. Is it some sort of conspiracy that mods have to have the same zodiac sign?

The driver you need is e1k62x64.inf. You will find it in the 64bit package on this page: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=19059&ProdId=3145〈=eng

Nevermind. You already have a thread about this. Do not hijack thanks.

That is going to take a really long time with USB 1.0. Actually let's hope the OP meant USB 1.1 since USB 1.0 doesn't support two way communication very well if at all.

Did you sysprep as generalize before capturing the image?

woo hoo

I had an idea but was wondering if it makes any sense, and/or if it would be beneficial to do. I have already seen the benefit of using a USB flash drive with ReadyBoost in Windows 7. Now, if I were to get a small SSD I was wondering if it could be used for a performance gain. If so, which of these would be better to use an SSD for: 1. Page File 2. ReadyBoost However, I do not even know if it possible to use an SSD for ReadyBoost. What do you guys think?

Maybe this will be helpful: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314054

Someone might know in the customization section. I'll move this there. Also take a look at those topics, you might find it.

To use OPK materials you need to sign NDA with Microsoft! You definately need to go through the Partner channel to get help using it. If you do not know who your TAM is, your Partner rep should be able to get you in contact with him/her. While the Windows OPK is very similar to the public WAIK, there are some differences! You can see a run-down of COAs here: http://www.microsoft.com/howtotell/content.aspx?displaylang=en&pg=coa The non-OEM (it is still called OEM and creates some terminology confusion in the channel) is on that page listed as "Small Manufacturer Pre-Installed Windows COAs". Those are from the type of media you can buy from a distributor that comes in the plastic case that says "For use with a system only" or "system builder version" or something like that. The Large Manufacturer COAs are for people like Dell or HP or Lenovo. I would be very careful when using the OPK to create a recovery partition or the ability to reinstall a Large OEM OS, as it may not be legal. Check with your Partner rep on the specific related MS policies in your country. For the Acronis thing, they have a feature called "Secure Zone" which creates the recovery partition. I haven't played with it. Other companies that sell recovery solutions is Phoenix and SoftThinks. Probably others but those are the only ones I know about.

Welcome! I got my IT forum start at webmaster sites too!

Do not make duplicate topics.

SetAutoFailOver.cmd

If by "OEM Preinstallation" software you mean disty or DSP, you can try creating a recovery partition (with Windows RE) but you may run into the problem of the OS not being activated. If Windows is not activated, the repair option will not appear or work properly. It's always been a rule for me to never create a recovery partition for OEM/DSP media type installations. I am not certain what options you would have if you are a recognized System Builder with Microsoft. You should contact your Microsoft/Partner account rep and find out what kind of options you have. As far as making "Recovery Media" you are not allowed to do it on your own. Microsoft requires that all recovery media (like DVDs) can only be made by authorised replicators. There are some other programs that can make a recovery partition for you. I know that Acronis sells a product that can accomplish this, but I haven't had the chance to try it out yet.

I always wondered about those kinds of classes...

Its always a good thing if you can make your hobby your job!