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I liked how you could chain Macs together!

Search for embed, embedded music player, embedded mp3, etc. I did it once a long time ago but it didn't use feeds.

I've made a whole bunch of signatures over the years. Sometimes they are simple, sometimes not. Each time I try to do something special. I've not only made signatures for myself, but for others on request from time to time. I don't have them all uploaded or organized well, but most are sitting up in my photobucket. Here is my latest one for use right here.

Welcome to the MSFN! Sounds like a notebook cooler... If it is $15 now, what was it originally? In my experience, cooling equipment at a very low MSRP isn't a good choice.

The full recovery just runs diskpart with a script so perhaps it is possible that the diskpart script is failing. However, if I launch the command prompt and run the commands manually that the script executes, including the same syntax, it works fine. So the VBScript is not working properly OR it starts running imagex BEFORE diskpart is finished.

What version of windows installer do you have? You might want to just try updating the driver from Device Manager and pointing it to the INF file on the CD. That's typically how I install NIC drivers.

Make sure you put it in the Startup folder for All Users? I'm not sure why it would open twice either.

By adding to startup, do you mean putting it in the startup folder or using the run key?

I was going to bring that up. I had installed the RC of Server 2003 on my PC as a dual boot and I forgot it would expire. So I was hosed the one day I boot up and I can't log in. So yeah, if you decide to use an RC, make sure you know you can't use it forever.

Welcome to the MSFN!

Welcome to the MSFN!

Some day I will be older than you. Today's just a cake throwing day!

My company doesn't use UPS either. We've had some ups and downs from them, mostly because their throwers deliver us broken products. I think the last straw was when they lost a pallet of video cards... We're talking like 500+ video cards here!

Recovery for full is failing. Script Error generated "Internet Explorer Script Error" That is to say, the same line of ObjShell.run "command",0,True works to do other things, like starting the recovery process itself. NOTE: forgot to declare the variable Also, the setres command that works in XP is still not working in the PE. It works fine for standard displays, so I know it isn't the fault of the PE. In my experience, peimg the display driver doesn't work because PE will still use the standard display driver. Any more ideas? Also, DXtransforms do not work in the PE either. ie: filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradient(StartColorStr='#E2E2E2',EndColorStr='#6e6e6e); Full Recovery now works, but something fails in the recovery process. Windows generates a registry error just before it enters Welcome... this is getting so close now!

You need to post what it says in the BSOD. If the computer is rebooting before you can see it, boot up with F8 and disable automatic restart on system failure and attempt to boot into Windows again. I do not know what this recovery disc is that you used.

Greetings, To help you get used to things here, do not make more than one topic about the same thing in the future.

Hallo, welcome to the MSFN!

Welcome to the MSFN!

An interesting development regarding launching the HTA from a button. Let's consider the following: I can launch an HTA via winpeshl.ini using mshta, but i can't use it from the button. Here is the main difference, winpeshl.ini code: %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Windows\System32\mshta.exe, "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Windows\System32\recovery1024x600.hta" compared to before, the difference is the full path there. I tested by trying to launch an HTA using MSHTA from CMD but it would not open. It would only open once the full path argument was used. I am guessing that this is because MSHTA uses a relative path from its location, rather than the location from where the command is run from. Think PHP includes, the idea is similar! I'm going to run a recompile after using the full path and see how that goes.

I don't think I'd be able to handle Q3 on a netbook. The screen is way too small!

You need to post the error on the BSOD, at least the STOP code. Follow these steps if possible: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=130004

COPYPASTA! http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=134397

Doesn't look like it. Google Groups MVP response Some app examples are: hideoe Iconic Tray PowerMenu

In my experience, this is caused by a resource allocation or ramdisk error. It can be caused by bad media, or cd drives or cables. Also any large amount of network traffic if using TFTP.

I've gotten around it in the past by using NTFSDOS or a PE to unlock and replace the "backup" files. This way, when I boot back into Windows and delete a file, WFP replaces it with the "original" which happened to be the file I replaced. I suppose your way is easier.