So I have recently purchased Windows Vista Home Premium (English) and
every time I attempt to load from the DVD to a new Harddrive(160G) after
the black microsoft loading screen (green bar), the computer almost
seems to turn off. The monitor seems to turn into a power saver mode and

I am doing an upgrade install of Ultimate on an Ultimate PC, the files were
corrupted and I was advised to do the inplace upgrade.
It all went well until a DOS box came up and a line that reads
X:\$windows.~BT\windows\system32>wpe init

<smile>

That will keep the peb in you 20 out of 24hrs that you're out here on
Usenet for today. That's everyday, right? You don't miss a day, right?
<smile>
bye

Murphy is a serial <stalker>.

Malke! Thanks! Your solution worked perfectly.
Patrick

I see a lot of threads for the above message but I haven't found a
resolution.  I can't believe editing the registry is the only way to
solve this issue--a Microsoft guy came up with that one and it didn't
work for the poster.  

Hello, can anybody please help,
When I add a network place (a website that I need to upload files to), VISTA
keeps adding the directory davwwwroot to the end of the url,
After typing user and ID It connect alright, but there are on files and

my old motherboard has been replaced by a brandnew GIGABYTE
GA-M57SLI-S4.
Installation of Windows XP SP3 o.k. I reformated the disk and tried to
install Windows Vista Home Premium (32-Bit). But the installation runs

I have an Acer laptop which is partitioned with a 1st part OEM (hidden and
not active, partiton type ID 27) the second partition is the OS (partition
type ID 07). I had a problem with the OEM partiton so I had to get ride of
it. after that I was unable to restart Vista (boot ...

If I had read the 17 pages of problems and woes before I bought the Vista Ultimate (OEM) OS, I would have waited another year.BackgroundAsus mobo and P4 cpu replaced, running xp pro 32 bit on Sata HDD. Unplugged all HDD except the new SATA Hdd, set boot sequence, inserted DVD to ...

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I am running Vista x64 Ultimate & other apps on a 150GB WD Raptor.
Storage is taken care of by 2 x 1TB WD SATA2 drives in a RAID 0 setup.
I noticed that the file "msdia80.dll" is installed in the root of the
storage drives.

Just installed Ultimate, was using Home Prem. I don't know if it is my
imagination but it seems faster. :sarc:

I am trying upgrade from win XP Pro to Vista Ultimate with no luck.  I am
running a Asus board, with Athlon processor, 2 Gig mem, IDE drive.  I install
all XP without any errors, yes it activated, and have tried patched and
unpatched versions with the same results.  During the ...