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This happens because the actual hardware support on the board may not be physically connected to ports on the notebook. Another example, is that some mobile Intel notebook chipsets/BIOS will show a support for RAID even tho there is only 1 SATA port. Its the same idea. To see if your ports are USB 2.0, instead of 1.1, plug in a USB 2.0 device (usually a UFD) and see if the "your device could perform faster" tooltip. If you get this, you have USB 1.1. If you don't get this, you have USB 2.0.

The only way I have found it is if you search for something (anything) that gets no results, there is a link below on that screen that lets you search for contained text. I agree, I use that feature alot in XP and 2003, and hated how it wasn't as accessible in Vista and 7. It is really helpful when searching for drivers by HWID.

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I can tell by the screenshot that you are using Win PE 3.0. To resolve your issue, you will need to use the code fix in this thread: http://www.msfn.org/board/imagex-hta-win-p...64-t138048.html As noted in the first post any further development is community based only. v9.1 only removed the DLL requirement, and added the image index to the WIM display list. There was supposed to be a way to browse for a diskpart file but that never happened.

You may need to play with the SETRES settings in the first part of the HTA to find a resolution that works best for you.

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This error you are getting is because, somewhere in your scripts or in your code, you are calling a 32bit application or even a DLL.

I think you are misinterpreting what that is saying. Its basically a policy thing, whereas only OEMs are allowed to make images like that. If you aren't an OEM then they won't help you. It does not mean that it doesn't work.

You are trying to flat out run the MSI files. You should use MSIEXEC.EXE to run the script. On any PC type msiexec /? in a CMD to see how you should set up your command line.

This is more a hardware question, so I'll move this post after. Some motherboards have USB config settings in the BIOS. The wording varies so I couldn't tell you exactly what to look for. Some machines do run 1.1 speeds at boot but some other run 2.0 speeds. The only USB 2.0 capable system I know that uses 1.1 speeds at boot is the MSI Wind/U100 Netbook. I am sure there are other ones out there tho.

I'm willing to bet its actually this one: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product...lang=&cc=us

Is that like a hamster dance?

I'm sure you'll learn a ton!

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The XML parser code change is here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?s=&...st&p=889162 The window.confirm code change examples are here:

Not sure if this is related, but make sure your suspend state is set for S3 instead of S1.

Added new server (lioncash) in the first post. Just finished setting it up today! Also, SMART failure on 7Server. Replaced the drive and is now rebuilding.

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I think I played the game named after you...

That's weird. I use Firefox both home and at work and have no problems.

Its not an insult about the motherboard. The one in my home computer is older than yours.

thankx 4 keeping assisting laptonic but ahmed faced the same problem and i think he have the clear soliution for this problem and i think jacles too have some soliution i hope they help me they might resolve my problem at all dear laptonic thx very much for helping me as much as u can i abreciate so Ahmad also had to do a lot of hard work to get his situation resolved. There were only ideas and hints from Jaclaz and myself since neither of us had access to that particular system. Ahmad didn't have the luxury of having a step by step process to follow. In fact, so much was done with that project that determining the correct workflow to resolve similar situations may well be impossible. If you read the entire thread, you will in fact find the part where the MBR was busted by using a (likely incorrect) tool from HP. So his initial problem had ceased to exist and became something else entirely.