Yikes,
I messed around with my hard drives and lost the boot block - I have a dual
boot WinMe and XP system.
I managed to get a boot block back by fdisk /mbr and after doing sys c: as

When trying to boot WINPE from a RIS server from a new Intel motherboard,
the bootup stops and gives me the following error message :
"The operating system image you selected does not contain the necessary
drivers for your network adapter. Try selecting a different operating system

This seems like an easy thing to do but it keeps coming back.  Can anyone
help with removing the dang language bar?  I would be most appreciative.
Environment is WIN2003 AD with WINXP Pro SP2 systems.

I've built 100's of Windows PC's, but I've yet to find a better solution to
the following scenario.  Guess I should have asked sooner!
I like to build PC's with a primary DOS partition.  Under this I can install
DriveImage Pro or Ghost in order to recover systems rapidly from an ...

D915PBL motherboard, 2 SATA drives in intel raid 1.  Boot from XP cd, f6,
load intel drivers, create partition on Raid volume, but won't format.  Says
it's not an xp partition, delete it and try again.  I've done this over and
over.  The only thing I can think of is that there's ...

I am trying to install Xp. I am able to boot off of the cd and that all works
fine but when I get ready to format the drive it says that is cant find the
hard disk and terminate the installation. I know that's not accurate because
I am able to boot up in to the previous copy of ...

I am trying to build a new computer and yes I have
a SATA drive and after hitting f6 the windows cd starts loading and then asks
for the floppy with the driver, which I got from Maxtor.  I insert the disk I
then get the following, oh by the way I had just purchased the window xp ...

I'm trying to setup some 2K3 boxes with 2 (or in some case 3) physical
HDD's - Disk0 & Disk1 (& possibly Disk2).  Disk0 is setup with two
partitions, a C: and a D: and Disk1 is a single partition set to E: (if
there's a Disk2 it's also a single partition set to F:) .  Additionally,

I inherited an older PC with WinME on the C: drive.  I went ahead and
installed WinXP on the D: drive.  The PC got slow, I formatted the C: drive,
installed XP onto it, and then formatted the D: drive.
Everything works fine except for a DOS-based screen that comes up early in

I already have XP Professional on my machine. I need to install/enable IIS.
From the control panel I go to add/remove windows components. I dont see a
choice for installing/enabling IIS.
I also have the XP Professional CD with me but there also it doesn t show

I recently bought a new ASUS notebook computer which has Windows XP
Professional pre-installed.  When I turned it on for the first time I had to
go through the final setup procedures (entering name, timezone, language
etc).  On one screen I was also asked to enter (make up) an ...

When restoring an image created with the SMS capture wizard of the OSD
Feature Pack,I specified only the options -mini -reseal -quiet.  However,
when this image is restored to a machine, it reboots somehow right before the
last minisetup phase.  

Can the sysprep.inf file be tweaked to prompt for a computer name durring
mini setup?
Thanks in advance...

I am having serious ongoing problems using Autologon in combination with RIS
as follows:
Machine builds using RIS and sets up autologon for a domain account (RIS)
correctly. After reboot, the RIS account logs on and runs some vbscript to

I bought a new laptop and want to transfer the speech recognition from old
laptop sothat I can save time in training the computer to recognize my voice?
What can do I?
Thanks in advance.