Have created an image ready to roll out to all PC's.
Created a sysprep.inf file which has included
ProductKey=xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx which is our
valid Volume Licence Key. On reboot after sysprep error

I have a sysprepped image that we are deploying using OEM licenses that came
with the machines.
The issue is that the image we have built has only 17 days of the 30
required for activation left and i'm assuming will stop working after the 30

I have prepared a master image from a IBM NetVista M42;
used Ghost to create a image and am trying to distribute
this image to a IBM ThinkCentre S50.  
I have created a drivers library under c:\OEMXP and

A Customer of ours has created and image under the user
as NZFS User. All background, settings have all been
saved under that profile. After launching sysprep with
the autologon set to on, it will automatically log onto

I would like to do an unattended upgrade of XP
Professional on all of our Windows 2000 workstations.
Through Group policy.
I would like to keep the current configurations the same

All appears to go OK when intalling the Minolta 2300DL
driver, then the PC restarts as if the power failed. No
2300DL listed in the printer list after the system is
finished restarting. I've even tried reinstalling XP Pro

I'm still being prompted for the product key after running
sysprep.
I absolutely know the key is right because I copied and
pasted from the actual text file I have the key stored in.

I have win 2k installed on my main hard drive and I have another slave hard
drive. I want to upgrade to win xp pro. I did a fresh install by putting the
cd in win 2k and continuing. It installed and put win xp on my slave hard
disk and set up a dual boot system. I thought I was ...

Where can I find a list of values for the TimeZone setting
in the sysprep.inf file? I need Central time.
Thanks

Trying to run Sysprep on a Windows XP sp1 machine, and I
receive the error message:  Sysprep: Entry Point Not Valid.
Body of error.  The procedure entry point EnablePrivilege
could not be located in the dynamic link library

Upon ghosting a sysprep'ed image onto a machine the
network settings portion of the mini setup seems to take a
very long time (about 10 minutes) to complete.  Is this
normal?  I have the default of InstallDefaultComponents =

i have a problem with a xp professional cd i
have...everytime i try to install it on my computer i am
getting this error..."there is a syntax error in the .SIF
file that setup uses at line: 782...setup cannot continue,

Windows XP Home Retail
-original HD failing
-frequent lock-ups
-scandisk always finds and removes corrupted files

When I connect my SanDisk Mini Cruzer USB disk to an IBM
600X running Window XP Pro, I get a warning message
informing me that my device is a "High-speed USB device
plugged into a non HI-Speed USB hub" .   On other systems

Every time I try to start my computer, it gets to the
starting windows xp screen, and freezes. I cannot even
reinstall XP because the install freezes at the same
point. I have a 700MHz Athlon and an Asus K7V MB, 256 MB