millard7 Posted January 5, 2005 Share Posted January 5, 2005 Hello,I have a production (destination) computer that has a LAN on the Motherboard (LOM). I'm trying to preinstall Windows XP Pro. I used the OEM OPK disk along with a floppy that has my Winbom.ini file on it. In this file lies the name of the configuration set located on the Master computer and a path to the network drivers for the LOM. After setup checks my hardware the Factory Preinstallation window appears and shows the following sequence:Setting display resolutionPartitioning disks and formatting drivesStarting networkingInstalling Configuration SetFinishing WinPEThe sequence fails at "Starting networking". I get the "Cannot authenticate to server: Incorrect function." message.I assumed that this was because the OEM OPK disk does not have the LOM drivers on it and somehow it needs to get installed before reading the Winbom.ini file. I made a custom WinPE that has my drivers on it thinking that since plug and play (PnP) is enabled in the BIOS that the drivers would get installed. Well with this disk I get an error message that says "Failed to install network adapter -- check Winbom."Obivously I do not know enough about preinstalling Windows XP. Anyone done this before? What else can I try?Thanks,Millard Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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