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The link you posted does not work.

I need some information from you. 1. How do you connect to your modem, with LAN or Wireless? 2. What is the make and model of your modem?

I believe SP2 and SP3 keys are different, or am I reading your post wrong?

Try the following: sel vol c detail disk detail vol detail part You can also try list vol list disk

I've heard so many things that Spybot does to Windows, add this to the list. Winsock can get corrupted very easily, although I do not know how to stop that from happening. You'd think that Winsock components would be protected system files but I guess not.

Not to confuse you further, but not only can Altiris launch Ghost or Imagex, you can also launch Ghost from Rdeploy!

Just got this idea. Use for you dedicated 9x guys.

So right now you need to run a compatibility check. Make sure the architecture version matches between the app and the PE. Also run it on Depends (Dependency Walker) and Process Monitor to see if you are missing any files. If this program requires .NET Framework files, you might be out of luck.

Yes, at the time I wrote this guide, I was converting an existing Ghostcast server to WDS. You can use an existing DHCP server, or you can use one computer for everything. I just transferred most of the roles off the server I had used, so I can't really tell you the settings needed for that.

How do I update this Windows AIK to RTM version? THANKS BYE When the final version comes out. You uninstall the old one and install the new one.

I don't believe that you can.

Can you post a screenshot?

If you have a Service Agreement with Altiris (Symantec) this question might be better suited for them. The Altiris suite is a high end and expensive product and you may find that most users here may not be in the large corporate environment that can use it. When I used Altiris 6, it launched Ghost. I do not know if Rdeploy has the ability for you to inject drivers into it, or what that process is. I can make this workaround recommendation. 1. Deploy the image onto a known working machine. Use this as your test machine. 2. After it is deployed, do not boot or reboot. 3. Capture the image with Imagex. 4. Inject the drivers into the WIM file. 5. Reimage the computer with Imagex and your modified WIM file. Again do not boot or reboot after imaging. 6. Recapture the image on the computer with Rdeploy. You should back up your existing Rdeploy image in case this does not work, so you can restore it easily. Now this means you will have a fully editable version of the image as a WIM, as well as your Rdeploy copy.

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It should work, but don't forget to update to RTM!

It is starting to sound like a hardware problem. Especially since you had problems before and reinstalled Windows. Did the computer guy test the memory or hard drive? The wireless message isn't really an error, its just a configuration thing. You should be able to configure the NIC's power settings in the Device Manager.

I see the confusion. I don't believe that Altiris actually has its own imaging component, or at least it didn't the last time I used it. You can script Altiris Notification Server to launch imaging software, such as Ghost or Imagex, or any other program. So what program actually does the imaging from Altiris?

Is the update the same language as the OS? Also how are you installing it, downloaded the file or using Windows Updates. Lastly, did you vLite your Vista install?

You should be able to find lots of information!

Have you tried opening the programs in Safe Mode? See if they appear the same or differently there.

Well like I said, you need those three things to maintain activation. Its possible the update removed or changed one of those (Windows based) items, which will switch off the activation. The problem is that you aren't going to have the required files to fix it. So either do a repair install or a recovery would be your best bet. Also Lenovo isn't going to be able to give you those files either, but they may be able to get you a key to activate it.

You could check out this program http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/archive/200.../30/611355.aspx I haven't used it myself.