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This is your one stop shop! http://www.msfn.org/board/6-t101383.html My own projects: http://www.msfn.org/board/18-t97512.html http://www.msfn.org/board/imagex-hta-win-p...64-t138048.html

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A switch will allow DHCP to pass through from your router to other devices connected to it. Unfortunately, your picture doesn't show up. Make sure you are using a switch and not a hub.

Yes, as we know, there is no Internet Explorer in the PE, so some of these things it won't find. Your screenshot reads like this: 1. MSRA was able to open the FEATURE_ZONE_ELEVATION key in the registry. 2. MSRA was not able to find a value called msra.exe 3. MSRA was not able to find a value called * 4. MSRA closed the FEATURE_ZONE_ELEVATION key. OK so now know that MSRA wants to do something with that key. What that is, we do not know at this point. However, it may not do anything. I do not know what FEATURE_ZONE_ELEVATION is for, but maybe you can research that. It may be like Image Execution Options, in which is a registry key that contains a list of programs that are not allowed to open. So it may be perfectly fine for it not be able to find that key after all. So what you need to do next is run this app on a real OS and watch it with ProcMon. Then find where MSRA looks for that key in the real OS and see what it does. It may well be that in Windows, that key isn't there either. To sum up, getting a NAME NOT FOUND message in ProcMon doesn't mean there is a problem. It may be perfectly normal behaviour.

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Is XP Live the name of the PE build? I am not certain what that is exactly.

Bart PE topics belong here as well. Bart PE is a customized version of Windows PE v1.x. I'm not much help with that version tho.

Hey d00ds! This topic already exists here: http://www.msfn.org/board/page-width-runoff-t139683.html Its not worth the effort to fix in this version of IPB. I've tried it and found no success.

Sounds like you need to inject the Vista drivers for the NIC into your boot image.

Well, I've only known the UAC to NOT come up if you are using Windows 7 in Audit mode. If using the machine as the local admin (like I do) I find the UAC is not very intrusive at the default settings. Only if you are trying to launch things from any of the protected areas, such as Windows Folder or root of C.

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I assume you mean Dependency Walker? Yes, it has multiple names.

When I test to see if an app can work with WinPE, I do the following. First, put your app (and the MUI if you like) in System32 in the WIM. Then boot into the WIM and then run Depends on the app. It will tell you what files are missing that it needs. If you need to know registry settings, you can run Process Monitor and add the msra.exe into the Process Filter and see what Registry keys its looking for.

If you have changed your password lately, and have programs that use auto-logon, you can have this problem. For example, my email client automatically goes out and get my email. One time I changed my domain password and was using a different computer. Then my account kept getting locked out and it took me a while to realise my other computer was trying to get email with the old password.

Win7 likely uses the same registry keys for autologin as previous versions of Windows. I haven't looked into it so I am not certain.

Also take a look here: http://www.msfn.org/board/anti-malware-toolkit-t119786.html

Without contacting the program author, you may have to run a Process Monitor to find out what registry keys it is changing.

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Yes this Forum is really great!

I am trying to recreate part of a website that uses tables and images but with DIVs and CSS instead. I am having a problem with the box model and frankly its not making sense to me. Here is a how it is supposed to look: Thats the best I could draw it in ascii lol. Anyways one main div (blue backgroun). Inside it, another div (black background) so that it looks like a black box with a blue frame around it. No I can't use border for the black div either. The black div has another in it (float left) and on the right will be a flash object or some words or something. The height of the blue box is 521px, the blue box inside is 450px. I tried either padding and margin-top of 20px and instead of shifting the black box, it shifts the blue (container) box down and the black one stays in the same place. Here's some code snippets. I am not entirely concerned with the file in the include, it displays properly. It is simply a <UL> grouping. <div id="content"> <div id="contentWrapper"> <div id="indexLeft"> <!--#include file="include/indexNav.asp"--> </div> Content </div> </div> #content { width:1001px; height:521px; margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; border-left: 5px solid #365F97; border-right: 5px solid #365F97; background-color:#16365D; } #content #contentWrapper { width:961px; height:450px; margin-top:20px; margin-left:20px; margin-right:20px; background-color:#000000; } Why would margin-top on the wrapper move the parent div instead? EDIT: reposted on DevShed as well: http://forums.devshed.com/css-help-116/css...ems-668660.html

Again, you don't want to choose your network location before sysprep. You need to do it afterwards. Refer to the following: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library...28WS.10%29.aspx

Is alignment even a concern on SSD? Isn't alignment all about disk read efficiency, specifically about how a hard disk drive works physically?

Can you give examples of some of these programs? Or are these apps you have created?

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Nope there is nothing built in. I thought about making a mod to do that but it simply isn't worth the trouble since its such a small thing, and not many people would make use of it. If the forum's HTML output did indeed meet the XHTML standard in the doctype, you'd have to see those hover text, as image alt text is required. Here's hoping for something in the future!