Tripredacus

Hallo Hallo

Yes, every time I take those surveys I picked Advanced PC user also!

This website here: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/documen...=reg_R1002_USEN Says your native resolution is 1600x900. If you go into your display properties, under Settings, you can change the resolutin there. If 1600x900 is not a choice, you might have to update your video drivers. The latest driver for this display adapter is located here: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Des...64〈=eng Be warned that it appears you have an old motherboard inside that computer. It is possible that it is not capable of the resolution your monitor is designed to use. However, it never hurts to try!

DISM from the Windows 7 WAIK does not support modifying WIM files that are made from XP, Server 2003, Vista or Server 2008. I have already sent in this info to Microsoft as a feature request. The only work around you will have is to use a third-party application to modify those WIMS, or install an earlier version of the WAIK on another computer.

Melotron - Dein Meister (Funker Vogt remix)

What is the model of your monitor and also what video card or controller you have?

New Skin on this post: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?s=&amp...st&p=885860 Additional changes in order to re-build this HTA to 32bit for use on Atom and other 32-bit CPUs. Changes made: - recompile all custom apps to ANSI instead of x64. - replace the Gimagex_com.dll with the 32bit version. - replace the SetRes exe instead of the 64bit resolution changer. - Edit the Startnet.cmd with setres: wpeinit wpeutil initializenetwork ping 127.0.0.1 -n 16 -w 1000 >null net use z: \\imagex\images Password1 /user:remote net use v: \\imagex\unattend regsvr32 /s misc/GImageX_COM.dll x:\windows\system32\misc\setres.exe 1024 600 32 60 mshta.exe x:\windows\system32\ImageX.hta - replace all extra DLLs and EXE (from Windows 7 install) to 32bit versions. I will be doing some testing with this version. The instructions should be the same as above, except make sure specify x86 instead of amd64 in the paths. Also not certain that the new background will work properly. I may have to change the colors in case the text does not appear properly. Server 2008 x64 (or any x64 OS) as the Technician PC will give a message using DISM to import packages. The following Hotfix needs to be applied. Unfortunately the one for 2008 x64 does not appear in the "Request" page so I am going to have to get my elsewhere. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/960037

Boot up with the F8. Then choose Disable automatic restart on system failure. Then choose XP and then tell us what the STOP error is.

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I'm getting this error too! Using Windows 7 Ultimate x64 (OEM System Builder Pack) p/n X15-46015-01. This was an install off the CD, not using an unattend, and attempting to run Sysprep /OOBE /Shutdown. Nothing special here. This is my first time installing Ultimate, have done 3 Home Premium x64 without a problem. The Panther logs are showing two sets of infos: an hr=0x80070020 (ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION) gle=0x20 (KERNEL_APC_PENDING_DURING-EXIT) and dwret= -2147024864 gle=0x20 So I am not doing anything with images or generalizing. All that is done is install the OS, then install the Windows 7 drivers (for Intel DG45ID) and no additional software. However, I went into services and STOPPED the Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service, and then set its start-up state to Manual. It was able to sysprep the computer without an error.

Its normal for DISM /get-packages to show pending for all the packages, if this is what you meant by incomplete.

What kind of keyboard? Try using a different type maybe?

What is considered the "best" is highly subjective. As well as benchmark software, you could also run Burn software as well. Here are a couple examples: http://www.passmark.com/ http://www.futuremark.com/

The minidump may be a viable troubleshooting item, but if you are able to create a full dump, it would be better. Follow these instructions if possible: http://www.msfn.org/board/creating-memory-dumps-t130003.html

Other than Reshack? http://www.angusj.com/resourcehacker/

Do you have any links to more info on this? I don't use System Restore and have never done a repair installation, so I'm wondering if it would be a concern or not. Oh yes, also forgot the important part, it blocks upgrades. This may mean some Windows Updates, but definately renders the inability to install a Service Pack. Info is included in the WAIK documentation, which is also available here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library...177(WS.10).aspx

Sounds very similar to this forum, except for the railroad part. I hear railroads are still pretty big in Europe. They are a dying breed over here.

I am Tripredacus from outer space.

It wouldn't make sense if they did. It is explicitly noted that the PE is not to be used as an operating system. Let's also consider the fact that WinPE's typical implementation is to use a RAMDISK as the hard drive (like a thin client) which means if you reboot, everything saved into that scratch space is erased. Win PE would be a perfect use product for a thin client, which was likely why they limit it so it cannot be used for that purpose.

A little warning. Microsoft does not support using a common Profile partition like this. Certain functions of either OS will not work properly or at all, or may damage the other installation. Some examples would be Restore Points, Repairs, etc.

Just on Driverpacks. http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewforum.php?id=38 FYI driverpacks is just the files themselves. It doesn't have an installer but I think there are programs out there that work with the DriverPacks to install.

There is so much here about computers that if I were to try to read every post, I think my head would explode!

Welcome to the MSFN!

Get used to it. I am not the youngest at mine but pretty close.

For the most part we are.