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Vista Enterprise and sysprep -- still only 3 times?

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So, we got a copy of Vista Enterprise here (finally.)

First thing I did was start playing with my "unattend.xml" file on my laptop and running sysprep against it to see how it runs.

However, after running sysprep with no problems 3 times, when I tried to run it the *4th* time, I got a "fatal error" message.

I thought sysprep could be run an unlimited amount of times in "Enterprise"?

Am I missing something?


This may be a silly question but does Enterprise have Solitaire or any other Microsoft Games? What about Media Center? Is that included?

This may be a silly question but does Enterprise have Solitaire or any other Microsoft Games? What about Media Center? Is that included?

i think the games are included, but i dont have a copy to verify that...and no, media center is only in home premium and ultimate, as i understand it...

Edited by joll69

enterprise has games becasue the base wim has games in it, and no joll69 is right that media center extensions are not part of the Enterprise version

Only Home Premium and Ultimate have Windows Media Center, and not all versions come with the base games package. Also note that only Business, Enterprise, and Ultimate allow non-solicited RDP connections. Attached is a pretty good rundown of the differences between all versions, as an Excel 2003 XML file.

Vista_Editions.xml

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