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Have you tried mapping a drive in the command prompt, and use copy or xcopy, what error do you get?

If you find an easy way, without adding a bunch of stuff to PE, to get audio working, let me know. I've been getting requests lately to put a sound in one of my PEs, specifically the Atomic Bomb. As far as DRM, I think that is handled by Windows Media Player. .NET isn't a service I do not think. Some DLLs might need to be registered. I had tried in the past to get either Audio or Video drivers to attach properly in WinPE. The problem I observed was that while I could put the driver in the WIM, after it boots it still would use the generic one that is built in.

This is likely more of a software problem than a board problem. Have you tried another browser yet?

Even that would hardly make any difference, about 1% or so for most applications. More RAM would likely give more of a boost if you use apps that need it (i.e. not just "surf, office apps and nero burn"), otherwise there is very little gain to be made either. Totally not worth the expense, when a modern $50 low end CPU (E3300; would cost about the same as new RAM) is about 550% faster, or something a little nicer, a $100 Athlon II X4 630 would be a bit over 1200% faster (not that they would fit on the old board admittedly). Jus like puntoMX said, if it ain't fast enough then you're looking for a new computer (doesn't have to be expensive). I can tell the difference in memory speeds mostly in the current version of Flash used on websites. Otherwise, you are right, I wouldn't be able to tell very much.

OK Let me put things into perspective. My WinPE 3.0 is 168MB and requires minimum 1GB RAM to function properly. This is considering that my PE does more than load itself up, in fact it will boot on a client with 512MB RAM but not do its job properly. For example, it will fail most of the time when deploying Windows 7. With 1GB minimum there is no problem. The larger your WIM gets, the more memory it requires. Remember, the WIM is compressed when you look at the file size, when it boots it all becomes uncompressed and will take up even more space. When you boot WinPE, it loads everything into a RAMDRIVE. So, as I stated before, increase the amount of memory you are using.

Anything you can think of using HTML will work in the HTA (of course) and also you can use Flash in there too if you have access. I'm not sure about Flash embedding (I never tried it) but Flash Projectors work in there just fine.

What is the size of the WIM file and what size did you set the RAMDISK for (default?)

use DISM to inject e1k6232.inf. I found it in this driver package: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&ProdId=2530&DwnldID=18388〈=eng Yes I know this is for Intel Server boards. That HwID is in that INF.

If you are interested in working with unattended installs, then the WAIK is not a bunch of garbage. Anyways, we have an unattend forum, which I am moving this topic to.

Greetings from western NEW Y ORK!

Yes but WinPE is not the same as regular Windows. How much ram do you allocate to the VM for WinPE?

Here you go. As you see, I used another HTA to launch this one. This is just a small window with an animated GIF in it. Then in the background, it runs the commands such as diskpart, writes to the MBR and reimages a drive. After the command is done and it closes and the HTA that launched it is always behind it. <Title>Full Recovery</Title> <HTA:APPLICATION ID="FsSplashScreen" SCROLL="No" SCROLLFLAT ="No" SingleInstance="Yes" ShowInTaskbar="No" SysMenu="No" MaximizeButton="No" MinimizeButton="No" Border="none" BORDERSTYLE ="complex" INNERBORDER ="No" Caption="no" WindowState="Normal" APPLICATIONNAME="FsCommandHta" CONTEXTMENU="no" Icon="%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe"> <STYLE type="text/css"> BODY { Font:9.25pt; Font-weight:bold; Font-family:helvetica,verdana,arial; Color:#000080; Text-Align:Center; Vertical-Align:Middle; Padding-Top:3; Padding-Bottom:2; Padding-Left:10; Padding-Right:10; background-image:url('resources\imagex.gif') } </STYLE> <script Language='VBSCRIPT'> '-> Resize And Move Window Dim Wth :Wth = int(250) Dim Hht :Hht = int(50) window.ResizeTo Wth, Hht MoveTo ((Screen.Width / 2) - (Wth / 2)),((Screen.Height / 2) - (Hht / 2)) Dim Tmr Sub confirmation2 Dim A1 :A1 = window.confirm("Recovery Complete, Would you like to Restart now?") If A1 = True Then CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Run("wpeutil Reboot"),0 End Sub '-> Start The First Timer OnLoad, Three Second Wait Befor It Goes '-> To The ClearTimer Function Function Window_OnLoad() document.focus() Txt1.innerHTML= "Processing The Script Function Please Wait" Tmr=setTimeout("ClearTimer()",3000) Exit Function End Function '-> Process The First Command Function ClearTimer() '-> Object To Run The First Command Hidden, Uncooment To Make Active Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") ObjShell.run "cmd /c diskpart /s x:\windows\system32\full_diskpart.txt",0,True ObjShell.run "cmd /c c:\mbr 0 1 /h",0,True ObjShell.run "cmd /c imagex /apply c:\image.wim 1 d:",0,True Tmr=clearTimeout("") '-> Place Your Code For confirmation2 Here Start Call confirmation2() '-> Place Your Code For confirmation2 Here End Txt1.innerHTML= "Prepaparing To Close" Tmr=setTimeout("ClearTimer2()",3000) Exit Function End Function '-> Close The Hta Function Function ClearTimer2() Tmr=clearTimeout("") window.close() Exit Function End Function </SCRIPT> <BODY Scroll='No'><TABLE><SPAN ID='Txt1'> </SPAN></TABLE></BODY>

You will probably only see an increase if you go to a higher memory speed, rather than size.

Also, it seems like your code got malformed by the forum. Attach your unattend.xml as a file to your post, make sure to edit out the product key.

Ah you are just like me. When I register for a forum I always set up my avatar and signature (if possible) before making any posts!

You are out of memory. Since you are using a VM, allocate more memory to the session. You may also need to increase the ramdrive size. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff557491%28VS.85%29.aspx

If you delete the cookie from the Firefox options menu, you will be logged out too.

That link is broken. Here is the correct link: http://www.msfn.org/board/remote-access-private-address-t119858.html

You are only going to see a speed difference in the cache I believe. It may not be worth upgrading if you are already using HyperThreading.

WMIC may make things easier, but if you have the Scripting package installed, you can use VBScript to work with the WMI.

Do not make duplicate threads in different parts of the board. If this is an nLite topic and not XP, we can move the topic for you. I deleted the one you made in the nLite forum.

By "hangs" are you implying that it takes a long time to complete this phase, or do you really mean "freezes" and does not get past this step? Also, when it "hangs" does the animation stop moving?

No that should do it, of course I haven't tried to sign out with the new forum. I have no problems using NoScript. You used to be able to sign out by going to the register page but that got fixed.

Check the AutoIT help file for RunWait, you can try this out: RunWait("wrar39b5.exe", @SW_HIDE) Moving this to scripting forum.

Are you wanting to run this in an AD environment?