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I only added the " to my path because it contains spaces in the path. You don't need them otherwise. There are quite a few differences between the OPK/AIK from Vista and Windows 7. Its annoying now I have to type more than I'm used to! Oh also, you have the same version installed on both machines? Also make sure you are running your PE Tools Command Prompt as admin.

One of the errors you are getting is "parameter incorrect". which means you missed a step. Alas your package adding command is not complete. Here is your failing line: c:\dismtool2\cmd\dism.exe /image:c:\dismtool2\mount /add-package /packagepath:c:\dismtool2\updates Here is a working example: Dism /image:c:\winpe_amd64\mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:"C:\Program Files\Windows OPK\tools\PETools\amd64\WinPE_FPs\winpe-hta.cab" The main difference is that in your Dism command, you specify a folder, but in my command, I specify an actual file.

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This is in referral to this project: http://www.msfn.org/board/imagex-hta-win-p...64-t138048.html I have determined that VBScript processing is not happening at all in Win PE 3.0 x64. The HTA itself is working fine except you can't do anything with it. None of the functions that require VBScript will work properly. Is there perhaps a file missing that I need? For example, running this function (its launched by clicking an image link) does nothing at all: Sub Unmount Dim Answer Answer = window.confirm("Click OK to install Vista apps") If Answer Then objshell.run("vista_pe_selector.exe"),0 Else End If End Sub And it should create a msgBox to show an OK box. When you click OK, it runs the EXE shown there or else Cancel and it does nothing. I have recompiled the programs for x64, so its not that it can't launch the programs. Now, the following code does something different. For some reason (if I am reading the code properly), the var for myInput = 7 because the "Aborted" box shows up right away. Sub doTask(doMe) Dim myInput Dim myError If doMe = "1" Then MsgBox "You must select image to apply first." Else If Instr(1, doMe, "1", 1) > 0 Then myInput = 1 If myInput = 7 Then MsgBox "Aborted" Else Call DiskPart() If objFso.FileExists(Sysfolder & "\1.txt") Then objShell.Run doMe,1,True Call confirmation2() On Error Resume Next Objfso.DeleteFile(Sysfolder & "1.txt") On Error Goto 0 Else End If End if Else myError = objShell.Run(doMe, 1, True) End if End if End Sub However, the link object with the following code to open the Command Prompt DOES work properly, and it still uses the doTask sub. onclick=doTask('%comspec%') So what could be the reason that VBScript is not functioning in this PE? Edit: I forgot to add that I have tried the following as well. Each of them succeed but offer no change. x:\windows\system32\regsvr32 vbscript.dll x:\windows\syswow64\regsvr32 vbscript.dll

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SP3 on the technician computer shouldn't be a problem. Make sure you install the pre-requisites first if you are having a problem.

Is there even the ability to get to a command prompt in WinRE? Does it use a startnet.cmd or winpeshl.ini file? I haven't gotten to look at it too much so far.

What reads 248mb? PC Mark 05 does on the DirectX Display Device info. It has: Description Radeon X1650 Series Manufacturer ATI Technologies Inc. Total Local Video Memory 516 MB Total Local Texture Memory 516 MB Total AGP Memory 248 MB Which makes me think of another question. I've been leery of using Anti-aliasing for a long time. I haven't tried it in a while (definately not with this or my last card) but it always seemed to bring a performance hit. Can these cards handle AA without making things slower? My only point of reference is that my Voodoo 5500 can use its full AA ability and there is no performance hit.

By PE builder, do you mean the WAIK or some other 3rd party program?

I got a new video card, and I was all stoked about it but suddenly I might have made a blunder! My old video card was an ATI Radeon 9800XP 256MB. My new one is an ATI Radeon X1650 512MB. My concern is that my motherboard has a maximum aperture setting at 256MB in the BIOS. Does this mean I'm only going to be able to use 256MB? It actually reads in at 248MB, but honestly I bought this card for the chipset, not so much the memory.

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OMG I just had NHL 95 flashbacks!

I was at "the store" yesterday and they didn't even have Fallout 3 for PC. Only the expansion. The expansion, which was only 2 parts, was $20. This is for physical media now. They are at 3 or 4 by now. IMO if you already have the game, buy the DLC from Bethesda, it will probably be cheaper. But like I said before, I haven't played Fallout 3 yet. I only know that the $12 I spent on the Oblivion DLC was way cheaper than any physical media at the store. Plus, Bethesda accepts Paypal and GameStop doesn't.

Emphasis mine. Note that if you run your recovery disc, you may lose any saved data you have on the computer. Such as pictures, MP3s that you made, etc. If the keys that cmonkedo suggested do not show you a boot menu and you still need help, tell us what brand of computer you have.

I saw him when I saw Deicide. I know a couple people that knew him before that now. Kinda neat. for me: KMFDM - Juke Joint Jezebel [Metropolis] It took me quite awhile to find a video with the correct song in it. A lot for this remix (and even the original) on Youtube are the wrong version.

After doing some research, I was able to determine that there was indeed a shareware and full version of this game. Also unable to determine if this is abandonware or not, so to be safe, I removed your attachment. Info on the creator (including contact info) is located here: http://www.textfiles.com/computers/asp3404.txt Back to the task at hand, you may want to try out a DOS emulator, such as DOSBox.

Sounds like you have a corrupted install or there is a virus. If you want help, we are going to need more than "0xc0000005 error blah blah, can not start properly! blah blah blah!" from you. But honestly, if Windows isn't working, I wouldn't be concerned with your game not running. Likely you fix Windows and your game will work again.

What types of problems are you experiencing?

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Yeah but it works both ways. Let's take my PS2 for example, which is in the first-gen (the big one) in a model that was known for dying. I bought it in 2001 and its still working. So sometimes you just luck out. I also used to have a Sony Sports walkman that lasted for over 10 years as well. It actually died because it got underwater, so that's my fault.

I am going to imagine its similar to Win PE 2.x. Start looking here, it involves a hex editor. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?s=&amp...st&p=686027

Ah ha! I remember using Microsoft Bob! It wasn't that bad really.

I haven't gotten the R2 update yet. For Server 2008, it is a little different. I've done it twice. The first time was using just 1 server. The second time was a domain/role migration from the setup from the tutorial. For example, the 2nd server (DHCP) ended up failing on me. It was another 2003 server. I redid it as Server 2008 and migrated all roles except DNS (and another one) from Unclesocks, which was the Domain Controller used in the tutorial. I didn't write down those steps unfortunately. Either way, when i get the R2 update, I won't be making any changes I don't think.

You may have to run Depends on it from within the PE to see if you were missing something. There are some differences in Win PE 3.0 from v2.x and I haven't figured them all out yet. One may if you are using x64 installer, since the PE is either x86 or x64 and no WOW64 support at all.

Because the XML is different from WinPE 2.x to 3.0, this HTA will not work with Windows 7 images created with Imagex from the 7 OPK/WAIK. You can try modifying how the VBScript reads from the network share. For now, I recommend you put your Windows 7 images in a subfolder from the file share, and grab them from there. This will stop them from showing up in the list. I have created a program that will install Windows 7 images from said sub-folders. I will not be able to post the source for that program or give instructions on how to deploy it because they are images with WinRE installed. I will now re-open this thread so that others can have a try at it. Current Issues 1. Setres does not work, PE is 800x600. 2. Buttons at the bottom do nothing. Starting with SetRes.exe, it is a 32bit EXE and does not work in PEx64. I found another program here that seems to work: http://www.boot-land.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=2897 Put it in System32 and run using the following switches: setresolution-x64.exe -r1024x768x32 -hide Also, the shortcut buttons at the bottom do not work. I have 3 of them changed in my PE version, such as Capture, Mount and Map Network Drive. I run programs instead, such as Install XP Apps, Install Vista Apps and Deploy Windows 7. The command prompt button works, oddly enough, but the restart and shutdown buttons do not work either!